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The designer has revealed his departure from the men’s label after a three-year tenure, following a runway show in Paris scheduled for January 2025. His exit aligns with Smcp’s ongoing sales process, the conglomerate behind both Sandro and Maje.

The shares of the Galician fashion distribution giant have risen this Friday by 1.85%, to 56.1 euros per share. So far this year, the shares of the owner of Zara have appreciated by 12%.

Two dominant players in the U.S. plus-size market have agreed to consolidate their businesses, forming a powerhouse expected to reach $1.2 billion in sales.

Canadian athletic wear company set to part ways with CEO Calvin McDonald in 2026. The company posted a 7% increase in revenue for the third quarter, though net profit fell by 12.8%.

With the latest addition to its brick-and-mortar fleet, Paloma Lanna’s Barcelona-based brand sets its sights on London, marking its third permanent storefront globally after New York and Barcelona, as it continues its World Tour of international pop-up events.

Aggarwal is set to exit the Austrian firm due to personal reasons, effective January 31st, 2026. The leading global producer of cellulosic fibers is reshuffling its board of directors.

EU regulators are ramping up scrutiny on duty-free ecommerce packages as complaints from European companies against Temu and Shein for unfair competition practices rise.

Following months of dormancy in foreign markets, the specialized fashion and home goods company is making a bold European entry through the acquisition of NKD Group, a chain with a footprint of more than 2,000 stores in seven nations.

Italian holding company, known for brands like Kappa, K-Way, and Superga, is revamping its presence in Madrid and preparing for a dual opening in San Sebastián. “Our aim is to establish stores across Spain,“ says co-CEO Alessandro Boglione.

As the year progresses, the Latin American partner of global brands readies to unveil new storefronts in Panama, Colombia, Venezuela, and Peru, spotlighting labels like Adidas, Bath & Body Works, and American Eagle.

Four years after making a €130 million investment in the company, the fund exits by selling its 40% stake to CEO Tommaso Maria Andorlini, marking a new chapter in the luxury e-commerce landscape.