Most people shop for activewear in stores.

This forced labor is connected to Western supply chains and consumers, as Xinjiang produces over 80 percent of China’s cotton.

The Cotton Style House Collection will come to life July 26 to 28 for an immersive pop-up fashion and lifestyle experience in Montauk, N.Y.

The three-year contract makes American Apparel the official printwear partner at select Live Nation venues and festivals.

Brick-and-mortar will remain on hold as the company stays busy with its imprintables and online business.  

Two of the new hires were instrumental in American Apparel’s relaunch.

The malls of the future will have to offer more than shopping to stay in business.

The denim firm will conduct a search for a new chief executive officer, with the announced retirement of John Ermatinger.

The fashionable basics brand, after getting on firmer footing in the U.S. market, will now broaden its distribution.

WWD caught up with the Los Angeles manufacturer as he talked financing, domestic production, T-shirts and the rebuilding of a culturally relevant business.

American Apparel is proving a positive acquisition, but retailers are encroaching on business with a big private label push.

In an effort to recontextualize the scrunchie, one label has begun calling them “hair clouds.”

American Apparel, Wet Seal and Nasty Gal recently bit the dust but are being resurrected.

Virginia Drosos is no doubt qualified to lead Signet, but she’s coming on at a tough time for the retailer.

The money would go toward training for 600 workers.