Apparels

LPP Group has launched its first Sinsay store in Tashkent, Uzbekistan, marking entry into its 43rd market.
Over 20 store openings are planned by year-end across major cities.
The move is part of LPP’s broader Central Asia expansion strategy, targeting high-footfall locations and emerging markets with strong demographic and retail potential.

Ralph Lauren anticipates tariff costs will impact profits this year. The company is closely monitoring consumer price sensitivity. Despite this, Ralph Lauren raised its annual revenue forecast due to strong demand in North America. Popular items include Polo shirts and sweaters. The brand’s strategy focuses on marketing, innovation, and reduced promotions. Ralph Lauren expects fiscal 2026 revenue to increase.

Kewal Kiran Clothing Ltd. (KKCL) reported a significant surge in its Q1 FY26 performance, with net profit climbing to Rs 32 crore, a 26.9% increase year-over-year. Revenue soared by 54.5% to Rs 233.8 crore, fueled by robust volume growth and strategic market penetration.

Australia’s apparel and clothing accessories imports rose by 8.17 per cent to Au$13.229 billion in fiscal 2024–25, while textile imports climbed 5.23 per cent.
Textile fibre exports dropped by 14.25 per cent to Au$6.061 billion.
June 2025 saw a surge in monthly apparel imports.
Despite strong import growth, Australia’s textile fibre exports remain on a downward trend.

A bra’s complex construction involves over 30 separate components.
Promoting sustainable fashion at scale, Clovia has launched India’s first bra recycling initiative, BYOB, in partnership with Respun.
Respun removes underwires, hooks and strap rings before shredding the remaining fabrics.
Retail discounts on new products will encourage sustainable disposal.

Bata India has invested Rs 300 crore in upgrading its Batanagar factory in West Bengal with next-generation manufacturing technology, as part of its ongoing transformation agenda. The investment includes installation of Polyurethane Direct Injection Process (PUDIP) and IM EVA machines, which will be used to manufacture Floatz and Bata Industrial footwear.

Kalyan Jewellers announced a significant surge in profit. The jewellery retailer’s consolidated profit after tax rose by 48.73 per cent. Profit reached Rs 264.08 crore for the quarter ending June 30. Revenue from operations also increased substantially. It grew by 31.48 per cent to Rs 7,268.47 crore. Ramesh Kalyanaraman expressed optimism for the upcoming festive season.

Raymond Lifestyle Limited has reported record Q1 FY26 revenue of ₹1,475 crore (~$168.57 million), up 18 per cent YoY, led by strong growth in branded textile and apparel.
EBITDA rose 36 per cent to ₹122 crore (~$13.94 million).
While garmenting declined due to US tariffs, other segments saw healthy gains.
The company ended the quarter with 1,675 stores, focusing on retail optimisation.

Puma re-releases its 2003 H-Street in Jamaica-inspired colourways, honouring the island’s track legacy.
Launching August 22, the drop coincides with Notting Hill Carnival, featuring community activations, music, and Caribbean cultural celebrations.
The H-Street blends retro design with modern flair in tribute to Jamaican speed and style.

Page Industries, licensee of Jockey and Speedo, announces its Q1 FY26 results. The company’s net profit increased by 21.5% to ₹201 crore. Revenue from operations grew by 3.1% to ₹1,316.6 crore. The company is optimistic about future demand recovery. It cites favorable economic conditions and new product launches. Page Industries aims to attract younger consumers and boost retail through e-commerce.