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Women in sporting goods leadership: 'It is not really changing'

Leaders from UEFA, Sport 2000 International, O’Neill and Decathlon took the stage at the ISPO Summit in Amsterdam on Tuesday with a shared message: women’s leadership in sport and sporting goods is moving too slowly. On the panel “Change Management: Leading with Courage in Times of Misalignment” were Laura McAllister, Margit Gosau, Tamara...

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Tapestry raises full-year outlook as Coach sales jump 16 percent

Tapestry, Inc., the owner of Coach and Kate Spade New York, raised its fiscal 2027 outlook after first-quarter revenue rose 11 percent, driven by 16 percent growth at its Coach brand. Net sales for the quarter ended September 26, 2026, increased 11 percent to 1.89 billion dollars from 1.71 billion dollars a year earlier. Excluding Stuart...

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Canali's CEO Stefano Canali on art, in-house production and the jacket’s 'hidden architecture'

“Much of what makes a Canali jacket exceptional is concealed within it,” Stefano Canali, CEO of the Italian menswear house, told FashionUnited. That idea drives Under the Surface – Shaping the Unseen, a new project in which four contemporary artists, including Los Angeles-based ceramicist Brian Rochefort, respond to the “two hundred sartorial...

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Maximalism got bigger, and the data says it carries into fall/winter 2027

With the spring/summer 2027 shows complete and the fall/winter 2027 buying season about to open, the industry’s read on the season has settled on one word: maximalism. A turn towards prints, charms, embellishment and colour. The demand is real, and the runway reflects it. Based on The Data Fashion Brief’s analysis of Paris Fashion Week SS27,...