Tel Aviv Fashion Week was the first time in some 30 years that Israeli designers, models and journalists gathered together to view fashion on the runway.

Company says facility will remain in Egyptian capital.

Tefron’s ceo Amit Meridor leads the turnaround effort.

Israeli textile manufacturer Tefron signs agreement with three primary lenders.

Tefron Ltd., the Israeli manufacturer of seamless and cut-and-sew undergarments and activewear, is coming apart.

The Dead Sea provides big business for at least 50 mineral-based beauty and skin care companies.

The beauty market in Israel continues to post growth despite the global recession—albeit slowly.

Delta Galil Industries’s new ReaLasting cotton claims to be longer lasting.

Textile factories close to Gaza Strip continue with production despite the serious conflict between Israel and Hamas.

Coldwater Creek Inc. on Monday raised its second-quarter and full-year earnings and sales expectations, elevating them beyond Wall Street expectations.

There’s more than one female look on the Israeli streets, from religious women in sidewalk-sweeping skirts with head coverings to hip young ones in well-fitting jodhpurs and monochromatic T-shirts.

When Nait Rosenfeld opened her clothing boutique, Nait, in Tel Aviv’s Gan Hahashmal in 2002, she was something of a pioneer. At the time, she was the only designer in the southern Tel Aviv neighborhood, which was home to mostly electrical supply…

Gamila Hiar isn’t your typical tree-hugger, but she does love her olive trees.

A class-action suit was filed in the Jerusalem District Court against New Cinema Ltd. and its owner, Amos Horowitz, claiming the importer of Crocs initiated and organized a cartel that fixed prices on Crocs in all the stores that sell the resin-based…

Donna Karan walked through the creative end-of-year projects of the third-year students at Israel’s Shenkar College of Engineering and Design, and liked what she saw.