Business Casual vs Smart Casual
By Nancy Tom
Smart Casual vs Business Casual – What’s the difference? When it comes to workplace attire, one size certainly does not …
Tag: Clothing
How To Start A Clothing Business
If you are an entrepreneur looking to start a business, starting a clothing brand or business can be a fun, …
A sustainability tax could be imposed on UK clothing retailers and producers
The conversation is building around issues of clothing production and consumption sustainability in the UK. As the buzz grows in Westminster, clothing producers and retailers must understand what these sustainability suggestions mean, as they may soon become policies. Prepare now to limit the impact they could have on your overheads.
Riding the wave from administration to retail superstardom
The founders of Growing Business Awards winner Saltrock not only recovered from the blow of going into administration, but remained committed to ambitious growth plans – and have seen their company go from strength to strength ever since.
Charlie Mullins: The business value of dressing for success
Charlie Mullins, founder of Pimlico Plumbers, discusses how your attire impacts a first impression.
The small company growing thanks to womens larger figures
By Simon Brooke
As the debate over skinny female models rages – Victoria Beckham demanded an end to the size zero look in September – it’s ironic that, away from the glamorous world of fashion, British women are actually getting larger.
New Look to focus on menswear stores and China as revenue grows under new ownership
Following the sale of its business in May, which has resulted in a Q1 revenue increase, New Look has revealed an operational strategy that includes a focus on standalone menswear stores and expansion across China.
British fashion sector struts its stuff as UK sales rise 27 per cent for ASOS
British online fashion store ASOS achieved a 27 per cent sales rise in the UK in the four months ended 30 June, outstripping the overall international sales growth of 16 per cent. By contrast, US firm American Apparel has embarked on a $30m cost-cutting programme.