Kevin Plank sticks to his guns.
Plank’s comments weren’t as awful as current hysterics warrant. Tone deaf? You could argue that. Morally abhorrent? That’s a stretch. (661 words)
Better ROI: Apple or Armani?
Luke Leitch’s findings on ‘luxury’ gadgets versus true luxury goods echo our own. (424 words)
Where sustainability falls short.
The smart companies know that product integrity — apart from activism or policy — is what keeps businesses running over the long term. (401 words)
Mon Purse CEO Lana Hopkins: “We’re treating Bloomingdale’s, Selfridges as marketing and branding opportunities.”
Mon Purse joins a growing list of MLCs who are using department stores as marketing channels. (335 words)
Roundup: An ongoing (running) list of Tracksmith’s brandbooks.
Tracksmith continues to release incredible digital brand catalogues. We’ve compiled an ongoing list of every single one dating back to 2015.
Tyler Brule on Monocle: “We’re changing about 70% of the magazine.”
As the brand celebrates its tenth anniversary, big changes are coming to editorial and design. (653 words)
Luca Solca: “Yoox Net-a-Porter on the downswing, FarFetch on the up.”
Why Yoox Net-a-Porter is losing market share (and why Farfetch is better positioned for the future). (596 words)
Modern luxury companies have “devastated the perception that good design always costs money.”
Across all income brackets, shoppers are increasingly opting for modern luxury brands over the Guccis of the world. (657 words)
A closer look at Under Amour’s first batch of ‘made in the US’ products.
What you need to know about Under Amour’s efforts to bring manufacturing back to US shores. (557 words)
The Nue Co: Aesop, Byredo – and Flintstone chewables – thrown in a blender.
Meet The Nue Co., the first supplements brand taking a true modern luxury approach. (450 words)