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Italian menswear industry recovers as dress codes blur

Italy’s menswear sector is recovering from a slump during the pandemic. Amid easing coronavirus restrictions and rising sales, fashion brands look to redefine what men will wear as they return to offices and go on vacation. You know men are serious about fashion when they don’t mind sweating in bespoke suits as temperatures soar above 35 degrees...

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SEDUCTIVE - Perfect Summer Pants

The perfect pair of SEDUCTIVE summer trousers combine stylish design, the ultimate comfort and the finest fabrics. This time the looks are more laid-back, but without compromising on quality or timelessness. And the term “casualwear” is taking on a whole new meaning: now we no longer have to make a choice between relaxed or elegant, casual or...

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‘Wear to Work’ fashion is redefined for 2021

Consumers have found comfort in apparel and footwear for 2021, as ‘wear to work’ fashion is redefined to fit people spending more time at home. Overall, apparel sales declined 19 percent in 2020 in the US, while ‘comfy cozy’ categories such as sweatpants grew 17 percent. Sleepwear rose 6 percent, and sports bras grew by 10 percent, according to...

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UK could see shortage of comfort clothes and trainers

A surge in demand for comfort clothes including jogging bottoms, leggings, sportswear and trainers has seen retailers scramble to keep stock. As the ensuing pandemic continues to fuel sales of casualwear some stores are seeing a dip in supply as online sales continue to grow and supply chains have issues fulfilling demand. Many factories...

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'Flexi-wardrobe' on rise in UK as comfort trumps formality

Following huge shifts in the way people live and work in recent months due to Covid-19, new data reveals that 49 percent of UK adults now own more ‘relaxed’ clothes than ever before as they embrace a ‘flexi-wardrobe’. With much of the nation abruptly thrown into a new normal of home-working and virtual social events, 28 percent of people now...

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UK demand for loungewear and casualwear surges 49 percent amid lockdown

In light of the UK’s ongoing lockdown and against a broader backdrop of declining spending on clothing, certain fashion categories are becoming more popular, namely loungewear and casualwear. It’s perhaps unsurprising that those fashion categories have skyrocketed in popularity over the past few months as people across the country get used to...