The Iconic, Premier Investments, Accent Group, Decjuba and Salomon reveal their plans for the trading period.

Staying ahead of sourcing scrutiny

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Regulators, retail partners and customs authorities are converging on the same demand: prove it. 

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In Conversation: The creator demand playbook

Style Arcade brought us in to unpack what it takes to turn creator-led demand into sales.

Black Friday: insider tips from industry suppliers

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The trading window will deliver more than half of holiday revenue this year.

Fashion sales fall 3.2% as consumer pressure mounts

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Trading was down across all the sales channels, with concession sales dropping the hardest, according to The Retail Score.

Tarocash parent reports 4.4% slide in Australia

The Foschini Group owns the likes of Tarocash, YD and Connor in Australia.

Rebel Sport NZ holds up group revenue

Briscoe Group managing director spotlighted the Rebel team and management for the growth.

Fashion spending up 4.9% as retail growth slows

Chief economist Glenn Fahey predicts a troubling peak period for retailers across Australia.

Inside the collapse of David Jones

Ragtrader speaks to industry experts to unpack the past, present and future of the 188-year-old department store.

The Iconic bucks GFG slump with 1.4% Q3 growth

Global Fashion Group’s NMV fell 5.4 per cent, offset by a slight growth in its key Australia and New Zealand market.

Honey Birdette sales jump 12.1% in Q3

“Each of our core businesses contributed to our positive results,” Playboy CEO Ben Kohn said.

Princess Polly owner’s US sales soar as ANZ slips

The United States makes up the bulk of sales for the company that owns three Australian fashion brands.

BlackMilk calls in the administrators

“Our website remains open, our team is here and customer orders will continue to be shipped,” the brand owner shared.

City Chic tips first-half earnings turnaround

This comes amid a sales surge, which City Chic boss Phil Ryan put down to improved product and a cull on discounting.

Kookai, Spendless fined $200k over alleged late accounts

Footwear businesses were the hardest-hit category in the fashion space.