Retail News brief: Shoefayre to expand SF
22 Dec 2004
Shoefayre, the low-price footwear company, is to expand its young fashion shoe chain, SF, from 23 stores to 70 in 2005.
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Retail News brief: Indian rose opens first UK store
22 Dec 2004
Indian Rose, the Italian designer brand, is opening its first UK store in London this month. The shop's identity was created by a collaboration of artists and graphic designers operating under the name of Artstorm. It will be the brand's first womenswear-only outlet.
Branding News: Design choice - Smartech ski boot
22 Dec 2004 | by Jacqui Lennon, Client services director, WAA
The exhilaration of skiing is tempered only by the torture of ski boots. Many of us have found ourselves with the early-morning dread of having to squeeze our feet into tight, plastic, heavy boots that take time and effort to buckle up and are cumbersome and awkward to walk in and wear for any length...
Retail News brief: Sonneti offers European return flights
15 Dec 2004
Sonneti, the fashion brand, is offering free European return flights with purchases of limited-edition pairs of men's jeans from its latest collection.
Branding News brief: Puma adds sandal to range of shoes
15 Dec 2004
Puma is to add a Starck-Puma sandal to its range of shoes by designer Philippe Starck next year. Starck is also launching a collection of women's shoes, each carrying the emblem of French town Jovy, which is famous for its jewellery.
Adidas stripes face ban from the Olympic arena
08 Dec 2004 | by Drew Barrand
Adidas will be forced to remove its trademark three-stripe design from Olympic team clothing if a complaint made by its rivals is upheld by the International Olympic Committee (IOC).
Retail choice: Asprey, New Bond Street
08 Dec 2004 | by Philip Beeching, Chairman, bds beechwood
Asprey has been reinventing itself as the ultimate British luxury lifestyle house, an important part of which has been the reconstruction of its flagship store in London's New Bond Street.
Brand Health Check: Gola
08 Dec 2004 | by Drew Barrand
The brand that had ruled the playground in the 70s suffered a dramatic downturn with the arrival of global rivals. Will a fashion-led strategy help it regain its cool?
Sector Insight: Women's underwear - Beyond the basics
08 Dec 2004 | by Jane Bainbridge
While their very nature means steady sales of essentials, fashion trends are a growing factor.
Adidas stripes face being banned from the Olympic arena
07 Dec 2004 | by Drew Barrand,
LONDON - Adidas will be forced to remove its trademark three-stripe design from Olympic team clothing if a complaint made by its rivals is upheld by the International Olympic Committee.
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