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Saucony introduces the new Triumph 19 shoe
Saucony has announced the launch of the all-new Triumph 19 running shoe, available in men’s and women’s sizes at saucony.com and selected running specialty retailers globally. The Triumph 19 features the brand’s PWRRUN+ responsive cushioning, an upgrade from the underfoot cushioning in the Triumph franchise, as well as the brand’s ...
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Vietnamese manufacturers react to the spreading virus
More than 1,000 companies operating in various sectors in the Ho Chi Minh City region have managed to keep most of their workers on site, accommodating them in their factories or transporting them from hotels and other lodgings, to help avoid a shutdown of their operations due to the spreading ...
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ArticleOrthoLite pushes for zero waste in insoles
U.S. insole specialist OrthoLite, a supplier for over 350 footwear brands worldwide, has announced a widespread zero waste initiative to reduce the environmental impact of its products that are used in roughly 500 million pairs of shoes every year. The company’s commitment includes investment in a proprietary manufacturing system that ...
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Clarks launches style using surplus materials
Clarks Originals has released a new style called Wallabee Patch whose upper is made by using surplus materials to create a ”unique camouflage design.” The company said that Wallabee Patch ”combines sustainable production with our iconic moccasin silhouette.” It added that the rubber crepe sole is Forest Stewardship Council-certified and ...
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Lenzing and Orange Fiber cooperate on new lyocell fiber made from orange pulp
Lenzing and Orange Fiber, an Italian company that has patented the pulp production process for citrus by-products, have unveiled the first Tencel brand lyocell fiber made from orange pulp and wood sources. With this new product, the companies aim to improve sustainability in the textile and fashion industry. As part ...
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ArticleCovid outbreak closes major factories in Vietnam
A sudden and violent outbreak of the Covid-19 epidemic in Ho Chi Minh City (HCMC) and its environs is expected to delay shipments of shoes and apparel and may result in a loss orders for local manufacturers, according to the local NV Express, which cited the shutdown of 29 companies’ ...
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Ferragamo in fragrance agreement with Inter Parfums
Salvatore Ferragamo has granted an exclusive and worldwide license to Inter Parfums for the production and distribution of Ferragamo brand perfumes. The agreement will be effective from October 2021 and will last for an initial term of 10 years. ”In order to assure the highest level of coordination with Ferragamo ...
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Kenneth Cole in licensing deals with Eastman Footwear, Vida Shoes
The American fashion house Kenneth Cole has entered into licensing partnerships with Eastman Footwear Group and Vida Shoes International for men’s and women’s footwear. Beginning with spring 2022, Eastman will be responsible for the development, sourcing, production and sales of men’s shoes under the Kenneth Cole New York, Kenneth Cole ...
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ArticleU.K. fashion industry struggles to absorb higher costs from Brexit
Brexit has led to higher prices and increased bureaucracy for the clothing industry and companies are struggling to absorb the additional costs, a comprehensive industry survey has found. The poll of 138 firms by the UK Fashion and Textile Association (UKFT) showed that British firms are experiencing shipping delays, higher ...
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Solvay introduces its first bio-based polyamide
Solvay is launching globally Bio Amni, its first partially bio-based polyamide 5.6. Bio Amni is produced entirely at the company’s textile industrial unit in Brazil. Solvay’s research and innovation teams worked on creating the new textile yarn for two years, the company said. The launch of Bio Amni brings the ...
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Nike launches sneaker range made from pineapple leaf fibers
Nike has teamed up with Piñatex on the “Happy Pineapple” pack, a collection of sneakers that use a pineapple-based material. The silhouettes featured in the new pack include the Nike Air Force 1, Free Run Trail, Air Max 95, Air Max 90 and Air Zoom-Type. All the five silhouettes are ...
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News briefsGucci launches eco material Demetra
Italian fashion house Gucci, part of the French luxury goods group Kering, announced the launch of a new sustainable animal-free, plant-based material known as Demetra, which it plans to make open to competitors next year. Demetra, named for the Greek goddess of harvest and agriculture, is the result of two ...
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News briefsTeva’s summer capsule is designed by Christian Cowan
The Deckers brand Teva has released a two-item limited-edition summer capsule collection designed by Christian Cowan. The Hurricane Gladiator has straps of Repreve-recycled plastic and Unifi polyester yarn and come in a favorite color of Cowan’s, fluorescent pink. The silver and pink Hurricane XLT2 sandal has iridescent webbing, connector straps ...
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News briefsAetrex is launching a new foot scanner
Aetrex is releasing a 3D foot scanner with two selling points: size and cost. Using a proprietary computer system called FitGenius, the Albert 3DFit will complete a foot scan in “less than 10 seconds” and is accurate to within one millimeter. The system then compares the scanned foot profile to ...
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Vans introduces the Eco Theory collection
Vans has introduced a new take on some of its best-known silhouettes, made from responsibly sourced materials. The new capsule collection, dubbed the “Eco Theory” line, features new takes on the Authentic, Slip-On and Style 36 models. For the Eco Theory, Vans has used materials like natural rubber, organic cotton, ...
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Ferragamo in perfume license talks with Interparfums
Salvatore Ferragamo is in exclusive negotiations with Interparfums, a manufacturer and distributor of prestige perfumery and cosmetics, to manage the worldwide license of Ferragamo brand perfumes.
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Superga grants a kidswear license
The Tuscan company Miniconf has obtained a three-year license, renewable for another three years, to produce kidswear under the Superga brand name. The license will start with the 2022 spring/summer collection and cater for 3-14 year old girls and boys. Superga, a 110-year brand known for its canvas sneakers, is ...
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ArticleUBC signs a license agreement with Head
The Italian company United Brands Company (UBC) has signed a license agreement with Head to produce sneaker collections for men, women and children under its name. The first collection is scheduled for the spring/summer 2022 season. Under the multi-year agreement, UBC will also be in charge of distributing the shoes, ...
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Chaco collaborates with Stadium on slides
Chaco Footwear has collaborated with Stadium Goods, the sneaker and streetwear marketplace, on a series of Chillos Slides in men’s and women’s models. The shoes mark Stadium’s entry into footwear. They are monochromatic (in either of two Stadium colors: Blackout or Whiteout), have adjustable buckles, an EVA midsole and a ...
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Sanuk releases all-gender collection
Sanuk has collaborated with the Pacific Pride Foundation, an LGBTQ+ community center in the California county of Santa Barbara, on an “all gender” footwear collection. The Deckers-owned brand has refashioned its women’s Yoga Sling 2 sandal into the all gender Sling ST, a vegan sandal with Soft Top Foam, and ...
