
Week in Review | Nov. 19, 2022
Retailers report rocky Q3 results; Gap back in the black, US consumer spending is strained
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Retailers report rocky Q3 results; Gap back in the black, US consumer spending is strained

Costs Continue to Fall on Weaker Demand; Tide Could Turn for Fast Fashion; A Consistent Supply of Sustainable Cotton Yarn

More brands issue profit warnings; retailers announce store expansion; The Lucky Charm that Drove Crocs’ Rebound

Ocean Rates Level Off; Sustainably Made Jeans – with Very Flexible MOQs, China Yarn Prices Slide

A Membership Model that’s Outperforming the Market; Hugo Boss Q3 sales surge; Mall occupancy continues to rise

Have Freight Rates Hit a Floor?; The Rise of Micro Fulfillment; Solutions that Help Brands Be More Sustainable

Very Group Plans IPO; Luxury Hedges Its Bets; Gymshark Opens First Physical Store

Factory prices could continue to fall; Capacity eases on most routes; Scaling down, raising quality

Asos to write off $100m+ in stock; Can e-commerce really end free returns? North Face plans ambitious store opening

Costs Ease on Falling Freight Rates, Materials Prices; Coping with Con’t Lockdowns; Reducing E-commerce Risk

What’s Made Uniqlo a Retail Winner; Luxury Remains Strong;

Materials, Freight, Energy – Face Falling Demand; The Next Big Thing in AI, Innovative Yarn from Natural Fibers