Victoria’s Secret’s top line grew almost twice as fast as Wall Street expected for the third quarter, giving the company’s turnaround a boost.

It's been a year of trade twists and turns in global commerce. Join us for a webinar on Dec. 16 as speakers from @CottonInc and @STRTRADE give an overview and outlook on the trade situation for the industry. Register here: https://t.co/dFuXRe1zYe

In this age of tech abundance, as businesses navigate through a barrage of technology choices and architectural patterns, there is an urgency to cut through the noise and focus on fundamental systems design principle of evolutionary architectures. Taking lessons from AWS

While any brand can claim biobased materials, words mean nothing without third-party testing and certifications. Certifications—like SGS’s green mark—build trust with consumers, investors and retailers, enhancing brand credibility while protecting companies from reputational

With Amazon’s current contract with the U.S. Postal Service (USPS) set to expire Oct. 1, 2026, there are rumblings that the logistics networks’ longtime alliance may be getting closer to its end.

Stitch Fix Inc.’s momentum started to pick back up in its fiscal first quarter.

Buy now, pay later providers saw record-setting sales growth over the November shopping holidays as consumers rely increasingly on deferred payments to combat the pain of lingering inflation.

At the fifth edition of Denim Première Vision in Milan, it was clear that exhibitors had a strategy in mind for spring 2027: efficient innovations.

PVH Corp.’s third-quarter profits slipped, but topped expectations as Stefan Larsson continued on the next leg of his journey, resetting Calvin Klein and Tommy Hilfiger while transforming the company from a key fashion consolidator into a more nimble brand builder.

SJ Denim turned 10 this year, and after a decade reporting on the business of denim, one thing is clear: trends might be constantly looking to the past, but innovations and sustainability attitudes are all about the future. Get the issue: https://t.co/mwtQoXEalv

A three-day hearing on the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA) began Wednesday, bringing together industry advocates and policy experts who largely argued on behalf of the program’s extension as it comes up for review next year.

Pantone has its head in the clouds for 2026. The Color Institute has named Cloud Dancer, a soft white, its 2026 Color of the Year (COTY).

Just a year after formally setting up shop in Turkey, the Organic Cotton Accelerator (OCA) is rolling out its Organic Cotton Training Curriculum (OCTC) for farmers and field teams across the nation.

The @trustuscotton growers have met or exceeded 5 of the 6 ambitious 2025 National Goals for Continuous Improvement, a full year ahead of schedule for some metrics. Discover more about the program's newly released five-year results:

Shein is facing even more scrutiny from the United States, this time from Texas’s top cop and the chairman of the Senate intelligence committee.

While the state of Saks Global’s past-due bills has been the burning topic at cocktail parties, runway shows and more than a few tough calls with the retailer’s management, the frustration that vendors have felt has rarely had a full airing.

Brands and tanneries can now verify where their leather comes from to ensure compliance with their sourcing policies and regulations. Oritain, a global leader in origin verification, has extended its forensic science capabilities to a material known to be more opaque than cotton.

Is Zara luxury now? While global headwinds continue to rock retail, Zara parent company Inditex continues to chart steady sales growth as it elevates its flagship brand and ups its high-street game.

Macy’s Inc., exceeded its own expectations on sales during the third quarter, boosting optimism for the holiday season and prompting the retailer to raise its 2025 guidance.

Costco has joined an expanding coalition of retail companies taking the Trump administration to court over its tariff policies.

The European Union is proposing changes to the Basel Convention that would subject textile waste to stricter rules—including a potential ban on exporting “hazardous” textile waste. The question remains: Should the international trade of used textiles be regulated as “waste” under