Creative Culver City Shopping Center Shaping Up

Creative Culver City Shopping Center Shaping Up

More stores come online for Platform, a high-end contemporary shopping center in Culver City.

Agenda Emerge Talks New Ideas In Street & Action Sports

Agenda Emerge Talks New Ideas In Street & Action Sports

At the end of a trade show, booths are torn down and dinner plans are made, but when Agenda trade show wraps up on Jan. 8, trade show management got one more thing on the itinerary. Call it inspiration. Project Cobalt will present Agenda Emerge at the Center Theater at the Long Beach Convention Center from 7 to 10PM Jan. 8.

Yogawear and Sweaty Yoga

Yogawear and Sweaty Yoga

New yoga studio is opening its first West Coast studio and store.

Dollar T Shirt.com: Thrift Goes E-commerce

Derek Wong started a fashion career printing T-shirts. But when it came time to move on to his next project, Wong didn’t feel like going high-end or designer. He saw opportunity in thrift.

L.A. Made Line Takes New Look to High End Shop Traffic

L.A. Made Line Takes New Look to High End Shop Traffic

After a few years of selling streetwear on Los Angeles’s Fairfax Avenue, Adam Derry of the ADBD label is taking his line a few streets and a world beyond from Fairfax’s streetwear sizzle.

Columbia Inks Licensing Deal With Delta Galil

Portland, Ore.–based Columbia Sportswear Co. struck a licensing deal with Delta Galil Industries Ltd. to develop and produce a line of performance underwear under the Columbia Sportswear label.

LaJolla Strikes Deal with Roark Revival

LaJolla Strikes Deal with Roark Revival

Irvine, Calif.–based La Jolla Group has formed a joint venture partnership with The Roark Revival in which La Jolla Group will provide Roark with “the tools, staffing, financial management and structure to scale their business seamlessly.”

Governor Brown Appoints Two New Cal/OSHA Deputy Chiefs

Gov. Jerry Brown has appointed Debra Lee and Eric Berg as the newest deputy chiefs for the state’s Division of Occupational Safety and Health, also known as Cal/OSHA.

Avocado Activewear

Avocado Activewear

As many boutiques were anticipating the winter holiday retail season winding down, made-in-Los Angeles brand Avocado was just getting started. It opened its first store on Dec. 22.

Indian Garment Company Fined for Stealing Software

California’s attorney general has won a settlement from a clothing factory in India accused of stealing intellectual property from U.S. software companies.

Contenders: Clothing Line Looking for Bigger Forum

Skateboarding and surfing have launched hundreds of brands, but for John Anderson, the inspiration for the new Contenders clothing line came from one of the oldest of sports: boxing.

American Apparel Gets Deadline Extension on Reorganization Plan as IRS Files Objections

American Apparel has been on a fast track to reorganize after it filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection on Oct. 5.

Iconix Being Investigated by SEC

Iconix Brand Group, which owns a number of labels started in California, announced on Dec. 28 it received a formal order of investigation from the Securities and Exchange Commission.

Holiday’s Mixed Review: MasterCard Reports Increased Sales, Others Call it a Tough Season

The reports for the 2016 holiday retail season are in, and the news is mixed.

New California Laws Change Workplace Rules in 2016

California politicians were busy in 2015 passing a bevy of employment laws that will take effect on Jan. 1.