Designer label péro plans to achieve 25-30 percent growth with its upcoming Spring/Summer 2027 collection. The collection will feature around 35-40 percent Barbie-themed items, cultivating a unique brand collaboration. péro’s collaboration with Barbie follows a successful partnership with Hello Kitty, showcasing its creative approach. The collection is set for launch across approximately 25 countries, including India, in early 2027.

Titan Company’s luxury brand Zoya aims to reach ₹500 crore in revenue by FY27 as India’s luxury jewellery market expands. It is targeting high-net-worth individuals who seek exclusive and unique jewellery pieces over traditional options. Zoya specialises in coloured gemstones, offering intricate craftsmanship and a range of prices to appeal to affluent consumers.

On the Multi Commodity Exchange (MCX), silver futures fell ₹6,799 per kg, or 3.4%, to ₹1,92,800 per kg on Friday. Prices have plunged ₹32,955, or more than 14%, over the past 10 sessions. A recent appreciation in the rupee has provided only limited relief against the decline in international prices.

The two models are priced at Rs 57,995 and Rs 75,995, respectively. Both feature domed sapphire crystals and textured dials. The launch marks Fossil’s return to Swiss watchmaking, building on the company’s more than two decades of presence and expertise in Switzerland.

Lululemon athletica appointed former Chief Product Officer Tara Poseley to its board, effective October 19, 2026, expanding it to 13 directors, including 12 independents.
Poseley, most recently CEO of Paula’s Choice Skincare, joins under the company’s cooperation agreement with founder Dennis “Chip” Wilson and brings more than 30 years of retail, apparel and beauty experience.

Brazil’s 0 per cent federal duty for qualifying Remessa Conforme purchases up to $50 remains current policy under Law 15,502, but rates can change.
Purchases outside the programme generally face 60 per cent duty; state ICMS of 17–20 per cent still applies.
Remittance declarations rose 73.8 per cent in August 2026, while apparel output fell 10.6 per cent; causation is not established.

TexPro data show Bangladesh apparel export value for HS 61 and HS 62 to EU destinations fell 11.43 per cent in January–August 2026.
Values declined 4.31 per cent to the United States, 0.61 per cent to the United Kingdom and 7.69 per cent worldwide.
Eurostat data show EU apparel imports from Bangladesh fell 11.67 per cent; buyers should prepare for the EU’s post-transition preference framework.

EU authorities seized a record 196 million counterfeit items worth €6.3 billion ($7.1 billion) in 2025, up 67 per cent from 2024, the European Commission said.
Clothing accounted for nearly one-fifth of detained items.
Customs intercepted 42 million goods at EU borders, with most cases linked to express courier and postal shipments associated with e-commerce.

Lenskart evolv offers AI-assisted eye testing, remote optometrist consultations and a digital shopping assistant to help customers explore its collection. The experience is supported by in-store technologies, including Tango Eye, according to the company.

Deckers Brands has raised its FY27 diluted earnings per share outlook after second-quarter earnings exceeded expectations, supported by disciplined marketplace management and expense control.
Second-quarter net sales rose 3.5 per cent to $1.48 billion, while net income increased 17 per cent to $313.1 million.
Tariff refunds lifted margins and EPS, as Hoka and UGG both delivered sales growth.