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WEBCalifornia Apparel News. LVFW The only thing hotter than the weather at Las Vegas Fashion Week, held Aug. 17–21, were the apparel brands. Buyers shopped for Immediates through Spring 2025, where Western wear continued to be strong along with cosmic glam, denim, bohemian, leopard and bows.
Ring of Fire To Release First Sustainable Denim Line
WEBSep 5, 2019 · With a name inspired by the 1963 Johnny Cash hit of the same title, Ring of Fire clothing has been selling graphic T-shirts and denim to better department stores for 12 years. In Spring 2020, Ring of Fire, which is headquartered in Los Angeles’ Van Nuys section, plans to release its first line of sustainable denim, said Josue Gonzalez, Ring of Fire’s denim-design director.
Sourcing at MAGIC Draws Attendees With Supply-Chain Resources ...
WEBFeb 24, 2022 · Attendees at Sourcing at MAGIC enjoyed a return to the touch-and-feel aspect of the show as well as the sustainable and responsible sourcing options. Hosted Feb. 13–16 at the Las Vegas Convention Center, Informa Markets Fashion ’s Sourcing at MAGIC afforded supply-chain diversification, sustainable resources and …
Entrepreneur Charles Nelson Enters Athleisure Space With Willy ...
WEBApr 16, 2020 · The United States market for men’s activewear is growing. The segment comprises 51 percent of the market share for the $50.3 billion U.S. adult activewear category, according to market researchers The NPD Group.According to serial entrepreneur Charles Nelson, co-founder of Sprinkles Cupcakes and the Pizzana restaurant, the men’s activewear segment is still underserved.
Aii Selects $250M CSP Grant Recipients in Carbon Reduction
WEBSep 21, 2023 · The Apparel Impact Institute will deploy its first grants from its catalytic Fashion Climate Fund to recipients from the nonprofit’s Climate Solutions Portfolio, a registry of solutions to reduce the fashion industry’s carbon impact. Grantees for the inaugural disbursement include Precision Development, Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit, Made2Flow, BluWin and PwC.
LA Textile Previews a Glamorous Yet Sustainable Future
WEBMar 3, 2022 · A live sketch artist, ample Australian coffee, a shift from fast fashion toward cut-to-order—the Spring/Summer ’23 LA Textile show had everything. Kicking off the Feb. 23–25 edition on an unusually crisp Los Angeles morning, attendees ascended to the 10th floor of the California Market Center’s C building, where LA Textile Show Manager Matthew Mathiasen warmed everyone up with an ...
LA Textile FW24/25 Inspires Innovation, Eco Responsibility ...
WEBOct 5, 2023 · The California Market Center hosted the Fall/Winter 2024/2025 edition of LA Textile Sept. 27–29 as the fabric and sourcing show celebrated its 30th anniversary. This edition of LA Textile drew many visitors from the Los Angeles area but also attracted attendees based throughout the West Coast. According to the CMC, attendees were also expected to travel in from Canada, Central America, South ...
Z.Cavaricci Invests Deeper Into Comeback - Apparel News
WEBMar 29, 2018 · It was made in Los Angeles and sold for $245 through the website www.zcavaricci.com, which is headquartered in Laguna Hills, Calif. Now the brand is investing in wholesaling the line. In early March, Cavaricci made deals with two showrooms to represent the brand. In Los Angeles, the label is …
Spirit Jersey Aims To Write a New Chapter in Love Letter to Los …
WEBOct 29, 2020 · The entire Fall/Winter 2020 line of Spirit Jersey was made in Los Angeles, and about 95 percent of the line’s Spring ’21 line is made in L.A. Los Angeles artisans also created special effects for the line such as airbrushing and studding garments with brushed nail heads and rhinestones. Core price points for the tops range from $84 to $150.
Culprit Underwear Approaches Sustainability With a Touch of Humor
WEBMar 4, 2021 · Using sustainable fabrics for jeans, T-shirts and underwear is usually serious business, but the Los Angeles–headquartered brand Culprit Underwear has developed a niche using humorous graphics to sell its ecologically sound, made–in–Los Angeles products.. Filmmakers Dylan Trussell and David Dinetz started working on the underwear brand in 2019 as a side hustle.