Environmentally friendly textile products and innovations drew crowds at Intertextile Shanghai.

The brand features performance-driven pieces built for movement and multipurpose use.

Kasey Jarvis replaces Dave Dombrow, who quietly left the company a few weeks ago.

As the local market slows, China’s apparel sector is buoyed by increasing Gen Z spending, extraordinary e-commerce sales, and new technology.

Kasey Jarvis will be the company’s new chief design officer beginning in April.

She had been president of Calvin Klein Sportswear since 2012.

Prior to joining G-III, Greenberg spent 26 years at Liz Claiborne Inc.

Knitters, weavers, knitwear and yarn producers met domestic and international buyers at the 33rd session of SpinExpo Shanghai.

A European project using blockchain technology wants to help find an answer to organic cotton’s “integrity problem.”

Howard Smith, group president, international, will become chief commercial officer.

Cashmeres, neon and lots of color were popular at Coterie, while Designers & Agents presented a more neutral tone.

This year’s vintage activation was relocated to the convention center’s main floor to be more accessible to the public.

The company has also signed a deal for its Pony brand.

The new creative director replaces the founder of the 17-year-old brand.

Overcoats and heritage sportswear were among the most popular items at Project, Liberty Fairs and Agenda.