MELBOURNE: Quayeyeware is driving its international expansion with participation in the Berlin-based Bread and Butter trade show, which launches tomorrow.

NATIONAL: Eccentric ready-to-wear label Romance Was Born has continued to drive commercial opportunities, collaborating with jewellery giant Pandora on a national retail tour.

SYDNEY: Esmod Australia's demise has proven good news for the burgeoning number of students attending Whitehouse Institute of Design.

AUCKLAND: Pumpkin Patch has welcomed a new non-executive director to its board as it inches closer to launching its playwear brand.

BRISBANE: Subfusco, George Wu and Francis Leon are among the labels set to take advantage of a seminar bringing together US-focussed export experts.

Enterprise bargaining negotiations have created months of “strain” for select franchisees that make up profit powerhouse The Athlete’s Foot.

They say behind every great man is a great woman. Bardot managing director Basil Artemides and business partner Carol Skoufis are certainly a force to be reckoned with, as Melinda Oliver discovers.

The history behind Billabong International’s latest licensing spat has been revealed.

Seamless fashion specialist Cylk is conducting its second test of the CBD retail market with the opening of a pop-up store in Melbourne Central.

PRVille Communications has launched an online venture to aid communication between fashion media and fashion brands.

What a difference a year makes – and I’m not just talking about the industry’s sudden disdain for drop crotch pants.

Whether you’re looking for export advice, PR or a licensing deal, BAM Brands can help. Erin O’Loughlin caught up with the firm’s director to uncover his top tips for brand management.

Flower has set in place a determined growth strategy for New South Wales as part of its pitch to become a dominant national womenswear retailer.

Does Australia have enough apparel retailers?

Ben Pollitt welcomed Sydney fashion folk to Rosebery to celebrate the opening of his newly created Friedrich Gray ‘studio store’.

Australia is lagging behind much of the developed world when it comes to regulating the use of harmful chemicals in textile, clothing and footwear (TCF) products.