Fly fishing in style means staying dry with the latest water-repellent technology for high-performing fabrics and dressing up like a pro.

As consumers take an active interest in the outdoors, fishing in all its facets emerges as a sport of choice.

Analysts weighed in on what could lie ahead for Salvatore Ferragamo, which has confirmed the exit of creative director Paul Andrew in May.

The new state-of-the-art site will help support the growth of the French group’s fashion brands and represents Kering’s biggest investment in the country yet.

The Global State of Small Business Report finds vulnerabilities and identifies new challenges ahead.

For decades, artists have reimagined logos without companies’ consent and designers have taken to the practice, too.

The Italian brand, which is expanding its retail presence in Europe, will debut an online store on Tmall in September.

The platform aims to support companies and individuals who are using tech and innovation to help develop a circular economy in the fashion industry.

New data from Pitney Bowes shows the economic and societal impacts from the dispersal of consumption due to COVID-19.

The pandemic has quickened a process that has been going on for a while as brands rely more on their own e-commerce and physical retail.

The programs will encourage consumers to participate in efforts to benefit eco-focused organizations and shop responsibly.

The chief operating officer of skin care contract manufacturer Solésence noted that diversity and inclusion should also include diversity of thought and creativity.

The Lycra Company and Itochu Corp. launch fibers made from 100 percent textile waste.

There is no shortage of ways to promote inclusion without tokenism and segregation, but many companies in their recent efforts have missed the mark.

Women in leadership have been more likely than men to scale back professionally or leave jobs because of the pandemic, surveys found.