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Puma and Manchester City sign record $1.35B kit deal to extend long-term partnership

By Reuters Published July 15, 2025 Puma has strengthened its global sportswear strategy with a record-breaking kit partnership extension with Manchester City, the club announced on Tuesday. British media reports value the long-term deal at around £1 billion ($1.35 billion), making it the most lucrative contract in Premier League history. Manchester City renew Puma deal […]

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Farm Rio opens latest pop-up at Bicester Village

Farm Rio’s expansion journey continues will the colour-centric fashion retailer opening a pop-up store at the luxury designer outlet shopping destination Bicester Village. Joining over 160 fashion boutiques at the popular open-air, pedestrianised Oxfordshire setting, the store features a wide selection of the brand’s signature maxi dresses, matching sets, graphic tees, and artisanal styles. As

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Inditex outlines $1.8B investment, new market entry and sustainability goals

By EFE Translated by Nazia BIBI KEENOO Published July 15, 2025 Amid rising global tensions and looming U.S. tariffs, Inditex is doubling down on growth. At its annual general meeting, the fashion giant reaffirmed its international ambitions with a $1.8 billion investment plan and continued expansion in key markets. “We will continue our project-by-project approach,”

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El Corte Inglés issues $585 million in new eight-year bonds

By Europa Press Translated by Nazia BIBI KEENOO Published July 15, 2025 El Corte Inglés has announced plans to issue a new €500 million ($585 million) bond with an eight-year maturity, according to company sources cited by Europa Press. El Corte Inglés launches €500 million bond issue with eight-year maturity. – El Corte Inglés The retail

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Reduced TV ads dent Cotton Traders sales slightly but online and stores remain strong

Heritage fashion brand Cotton Traders said on Tuesday that its 2024 profit rose as its online market share increased and marketplaces expansion boosted the business. And despite an overall turnover dip, the sales story online looked strong even with lower marketing spend. Cotton Traders It called the 2024 performance “steady… in the face of a

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OTB names Meryll Rogge new creative director of Marni

OTB Group, which controls Marni, has appointed Meryll Rogge to be the new Creative Director of the Milan-based house. Rogge joins Marni following the success of her eponymous brand, Meryll Rogge, which she launched in 2020. Meryll Rogge, ANDAM 2025 winner, has been named new Creative Director of Marni The appointment comes two weeks after Rogge

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Peniche brings global focus to Portugal’s lace-making heritage

Translated by Nazia BIBI KEENOO Published July 15, 2025 Peniche, a coastal town in western Portugal renowned for its centuries-old lace-making tradition, recently hosted the 2025 edition of the International Bobbin Lace Showcase. Held from July 11 to 13 in the Rendilheiras Garden, the event brought together 21 delegations from 11 countries, including Belgium, Brazil,

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M&S strikes Australia deal with David Jones

M&S may still be impacted by the spring cyberattack that dented its seemingly unstoppable recovery drive, but its ambitions are undimmed and that includes international growth. Now the company is launching its first non-UK fashion deal in a tie-up with Australia’s David Jones. M&S/David Jones Its deal with the upmarket department stores chain is part

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Coach parent Tapestry invests in Gen Phoenix to scale sustainable leather

By Reuters Published July 15, 2025 Tapestry Inc., the New York–based parent company of Coach and Kate Spade, will invest $15 million in Gen Phoenix, a UK-based recycled leather innovator, to expand its sustainable materials strategy across its fashion portfolio, the companies told Reuters. The deal raises Tapestry’s stake in Gen Phoenix to 9.9%, signaling

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