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May 18-24, 2012
Flags Flying High
Kill City and Moods of Norway fête at their flagships. (Photos by Felix Salzman) more »
Rodeo's Luxe Redux
by Andrew Asch, Retail EditorRodeo Drive has long inspired luxury retailers and consumers with its flagship stores bearing high-marquee names---Prada, Hermes and Ralph Lauren, to name a few. Now the street is changing.
Rodeo's vacancy has reached possibly its lowest point since the Great Recession.
more»Shippers Weighing East Coast Versus West Coast Ports
by Deborah Belgum, Senior EditorMANUFACTURING | - Looming labor problems shaping up at East and Gulf Coast ports this fall have apparel makers, retailers and other shippers more»
Rag & Bone to Open First Store in California
RETAILING | - High-profile New York-based contemporary label Rag & Bone confirmed that it will open a West Hollywood, Calif., flagship more»
Port of Long Beach Kicks Off Big Modernization Project
MANUFACTURING | - Officials at the Port of Long Beach gathered on May 14 to kick off a modernization project that will give the port one of the more»
Hal Kaltman, Past President of the Textile Association of Los Angeles, Dies at 70
NEWS BRIEFS | Hal Kaltman, the elder statesman of the California apparel industry and a mentor to many, died peacefully in Las Vegas on May 24 after a short battle with cancer. A longtime more»
7 For All Mankind Leaves Robertson
RETAILING | VF Corp.’s 7 For All Mankind label recently vacated its shop on the high-profile retail street Robertson Boulevard. The 3,200-square-foot space, located at 100 S. more»
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