Fashion

The Belgian fashion chain e5 Mode, currently under debt protection, seems to have caught the eye of a Danish fashion holding. It does face competition from Dutch and Belgian potential buyers, however, including one supported by the Flemish government.

Investment company Permira wants to take its British shoe brand Dr. Martens to the London Stock Exchange in the near future. The funds raised will support further international expansion and the development of e-commerce.

Luxury giant LVMH has completed the acquisition of Tiffany & Co. With Bernard Arnault's son gaining power, the top management of the jewellery company is thoroughly shaken up. 

Primark has issued a new turnover warning as two-thirds of all stores are closed due to stricter Covid-19 measures in the UK. The retailer fears the restrictions will knock more than 200 million pounds off sales.

Lululemon has been boosted by the coronavirus pandemic. As a result, the sports and leisure clothing brand now wants to conquer the rest of the world.

Sportswear giant Nike seems to suffer little from the corona pandemic. Even in a time of crisis, sales spurted almost a tenth higher, thanks to (Chinese) online shoppers.

Amazon offers its customers a new service, Made for You, where shoppers can customize T-shirts. Is this a new way to help buyers finding the perfect fit, or is it help Amazon to fish for customer data?