The Spanish retail group is expanding its logistics.
The British fitness and clothing brand has opened its first US pop-up store in over seven years in New York City.
The collaboration merges advanced fabrics and cutting-edge design, redefining performance and style in ski and urban apparel.
The Canadian group’s Q2 saw a 30% drop in operating income amid declining wholesale and DTC sales, but a tax recovery lifted profitability by 54% to C$6.3M.
The Italian luxury group reported a 6% revenue rise over nine months, led by robust direct-to-consumer sales and substantial gains in Asia, despite challenges in Japan.
Accent Group has over 800 stores, 34 brands and over 35 online platforms.
The partnership is meant to strengthen Ruffini Partecipazioni Holding’s position as the largest shareholder in Moncler.
The classic Italian brand’s flagship store makes a statement for the US market expansion.
The Spanish parent company of several fast fashion brands, including Zara, saw a 10.1% increase in net income and 7.2% sales growth.