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Karmaloop’s Selkoe Unveils Wanderset

Retail

In 2015, entrepreneur Greg Selkoe left the Boston-headquartered Karmaloop, the online emporium for streetwear he founded in 2000. Relocated to the Los Angeles area, Selkoe announced Sept. 21 that he was going to unveil the e-commerce and content site Wanderset.

Mayor, NJAL Host Meeting With Apparel, Creative Community at City Hall

Retail

Mayor Eric Garcetti and Not Just a Label, the organization that represents independent designers, hosted a meeting featuring members of Los Angeles’ creative community.

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Surf Expo Dodges Hurricane to Showcase Summer 2018 Collections

Trade Shows

There were no registration lines at 9 a.m. on the opening day of Surf Expo and few vehicles in the massive parking lots at Orlando’s Orange County Convention Center.


Kandy Kiss Alleges a Former Executive Stole Its Business With Target

Legal

The clothing business can be a cutthroat industry, especially in these times of retail challenges and shifting consumer shopping habits.

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Los Angeles Boutique Streets Undergo Change to Survive

Boutique Streets Seek Change

The shopping mall—once considered mini–town centers that attracted after-school teens and early-morning exercising seniors—has struggled to stay competitive after consumers did an about-face and altered their shopping habits.

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Taking Style to the Street

Street style art lovers flood the streets and galleries of the CCAD


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South Coast Plaza's Exclusive 50th Anniversary Collection

South Coast Plaza has been celebrating its 50th anniversary this year with events that require invites. But throughout the 50th anniversary year, the luxe Costa Mesa, Calif.-retail center is offering ways to celebrate its golden anniversary open to anyone with a comfortable credit card account.

Uniqlo to Open Denim Concept Shop in DTLA

Retail

Fast Retailing Co. LTD opened a Uniqlo emporium at Westfield Santa Anita, about 30 minutes east of downtown Los Angeles Sept. 9, but the Japanese fast-fashion company announced it was going to open another unique store in Los Angeles.

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Fronteer Takes A Hike at Hatchet Outdoor Supply Co.

Back to the nature means neutral colors, right? Not according to Fronteer's Jon Tang.


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Fabletics Strides for More Business With Shoes

After four years of online sales, Fabletics adding shoes to activewear.

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Eating Hall Opens in LA Fashion District

Fashion Foodies

A hip new food hall opens on the edge of the Los Angeles Fashion District.

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Skid Row Denim & Apparel's Debut Party

Call it stylish activism. Skid Row Denim & Apparel is a clothing line and a project of the Skid Row Housing Trust, which has been building housing for homeless people in Los Angeles County since 1989. On Sept. 14, Skid Row Denim & Apparel made an official introduction of its premium denim line.


LA Textile Preview: Trim Spotlight

Textiles

Findings & Trimmings

LA Textile Preview Textile Trends

Textiles

Textile Trends

Twin Dragon Introduces New Denim With Performance, Sustainability Qualities

Gardena, Calif.–based Twin Dragon Marketing is rolling out new denim made with Unifi’s Sorbtek wicking fiber as well as with Unifi’s recycled Repreve fiber.


Need for Speed in PredictSpring New App for PacSun

In the fast-moving world of mobile apps, San Francisco Bay area–headquartered PredictSpring is betting on speed.

Mojix and CXignited Announce Merger

Los Angeles–based Mojix, a provider of RFID systems and IoT platform solutions, has merged with CXignited, a European company that is a leader in delivering real-time product and consumer data to retailers.

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Christian Audigier Documentary Coming Next Year

Fashion

Next year, a documentary about Christian Audigier, founder of Ed Hardy, will be available to watch on video-on-demand platforms.


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Techday at The Reef

The third annual Techday LA ran on Sept. 14 at The Reef showroom and exhibition building near downtown Los Angeles.

Los Angeles Apparel Manufacturers Fined for Labor Violations

Manufacturing

The California Labor Commissioner’s Office cited 14 Los Angeles garment manufacturers and contractors for labor law and garment registration violations following inspections last month in the Los Angeles area.