Hugo Boss beats profit forecasts in 2025, despite tough fashion market

German fashion giant Hugo Boss has announced a strong annual operating profit for 2025. The company surpassed analyst expectations, showcasing resilience in a tough market. Despite industry-wide challenges, Hugo Boss is focusing on strategic brand and channel realignments for 2026. This move aims to bolster growth in key areas like footwear and accessories.

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Turkiye’s apparel exports fall 3.2% to $1.31 bn in January 2026

Türkiye’s apparel exports fell 3.2 per cent in January 2026 to $1.31 billion, reflecting weak demand in key European markets and continued price competition from lower-cost sourcing hubs.
Both knitted and woven garment shipments declined.
The drop extends a multi-year downtrend, underscoring persistent demand pressures despite the sector’s strong export orientation.

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Chinese firm to invest $15.34 million in garment factory at BEPZA

Flourish Garments Bangladesh Co. Ltd., a China (Hong Kong)-based firm, will invest $15.34 million to set up a high-end garment manufacturing unit at the BEPZA Economic Zone in Mirsharai, Chattogram.
The factory will produce 4 million garments annually and create 1,988 jobs for Bangladeshi nationals.
The investment agreement was signed between BEPZA and the company in Dhaka.

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Brazil’s Lojas Renner’s apparel revenue rises 5.1% in Q4

Lojas Renner reported strong FY25 results.
In Q4, apparel net revenue rose 5.1 per cent with 4.0 per cent same-store sales (SSS) growth and a 57.9 per cent gross margin.
For 2025, retail net revenue grew 9.2 per cent and apparel revenue 10.2 per cent, while digital GMV increased 12.3 per cent.
The company opened 34 stores and plans 50–60 new stores in 2026.

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Northeast India’s textiles are trending, but designers say fashion must respect culture behind the weaves

Craft entrepreneurs and designers from Northeast India are raising concerns about the appropriation of their traditional textiles by mainstream brands. Incidents of misrepresentation and lack of proper attribution highlight the need for meaningful engagement with artisan communities.

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