Remove Accessories Remove Dead-Stock Remove Fashion
article thumbnail

Van Brussel is the latest brand to join the ranks of slow fashion’s new guard

Inside Retail

Rachel Van Brussel set out to create an Australian brand that is intentionally ‘slow fashion’. The brand is the founder’s direct response to unsustainable fast fashion and unmarketable slow fashion. Fashion is tactile. No trend-chasing or overproduction – just small, considered runs, designed for longevity, not immediacy.

article thumbnail

From Kampot to Myer: the journey of Cambodian fashion label Dorsu

Inside Retail

To a slow fashion apparel brand in rural Cambodia, Australia’s sophisticated fashion capital of Melbourne seems a world away – and not just geographically. Earlier this year, the brand made a debut inside Myer’s Bourke Street Mall flagship store and became the first Cambodian apparel brand to be stocked by the Aussie retailer.

Fashion 246
Insiders

Sign Up for our Newsletter

This site is protected by reCAPTCHA and the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply.

article thumbnail

New Zealand’s Deadly Ponies to open first Australian store

Inside Retail

New Zealand sustainable leather accessories brand Deadly Ponies is to expand its footprint into Australia with its first store in the market. . The store is scheduled to open on August 4 on High Street in the Melbourne suburb of Armadale.

article thumbnail

From the Caribbean to Hong Kong: The story behind sustainable label Beam Bold 

Inside Retail

She has since founded Beam Bold, a Hong Kong-based vibrant fashion label inspired by her Caribbean heritage. However, many people don’t realise that my career began in retail fashion. This is where my interest in fashion began. The future may see us moving beyond resort wear to vibrant fashion for all sizes and genders.

article thumbnail

How pop-ups helped inform Kat the Label’s new flagship store in Melbourne

Inside Retail

She said that the new store’s vibe straddles the line between being very racy, as well as daggy and old-fashioned, and will enable customers to experience what is showcased online, and touch and feel the products prior to purchase. The brand endeavours to buy dead-stock from larger brands, which it redesigns into its own pieces.

article thumbnail

Preloved fashion pop-up to take over part of Fenwick’s Bond Street store

Retail Gazette

A preloved fashion department store concept will take over part of Fenwick’s former Bond Street department store next month as the retailer shuts up shop after almost 133 years. Hemingway said: “We are on a mission to get charity fashion into spaces and places it hasn’t been before.

Fashion 108
article thumbnail

Behind the evolution of 107-year-old Japanese eyewear brand Tanaka Optical

Inside Retail

They are looking for ‘eyewear’, instead of ‘glasses’, since they know eyewear can influence their look, and are interested in enhancing their style by coordinating with fashion. Thus, we don’t need to rely on mass production of trend-led products and excessive dead stocks after the trend is over.