brands | YnFx - Part 10

Moonbasa, Chinese website promotes US apparel brands

Moonbasa, Chinese website promotes US apparel brands

Moonbasa, a Chinese website that came online in 2007, launched its Moonbasa USA branch last year to promote U.S. apparel brands to Chinese shoppers who are hungry for American clothing labels. The

Singapore textile and apparel sector remains connected with top clothing brands

SA clothes retailers turning to local supply as rival brands land

Arvind expect fast scale up of global brands in next 2-3 years

Arvind expect fast scale up of global brands in next 2-3 years

Arvind Lifestyle Brands presently has international brands contributing around 60 percent of their turnover and the rest 40 percent comes from their own brands. According to Arvind Lifestyle Brands

Arvind rebrands its existing chain Megamart to new value chain â€˜Unlimitedâ€™

Large apparel brands performing better than smaller ones in terms of sales in Q1

Large apparel brands performing better than smaller ones in terms of sales in Q1

Clothing Manufacturers' Association of India (CMAI's) Apparel Index show that the large and giant apparel brands performing far better in terms of sales than mid level and small brands during the

Arvind to double revenues and margin in brands and retail business over next 3 years

Arvind to double revenues and margin in brands and retail business over next 3 years

Arvind Limited, a textile manufacturer and the flagship company of the Arvind Group is looking ahead to double revenues and margins in the brands and retail business over the next three years, ,

Vietnamese fashion brands scaled down their operation finding difficult to compete with foreign brands

In Vietnam, presently about 200 foreign fashion brands exist holding major 60 percent of the domestic market share. The bestsellers are mid-tier ones such as Giordano and Bossini and high-end ones

Luxury brands make use denim as soft, flexible types

Luxury brands make use denim as soft, flexible types

Today Japanese denim has become a product that represents Cool Japan and attracting the attention of Western luxury brands as Denim is breaking away from its casual image to play a new role in this

Nextt plans to introduce its popular brands to Indian consumers

Nextt plans to introduce its popular brands to Indian consumers

Nextt, a $500 million US based home textile company that manufactures home textiles, garments, apparel fabrics and polyester yarns, sells popular brands such as Trina Turk, Kathy Ireland, Jessica