Author: FashionUni

The Gas Spring/Summer 2026 collection is based on the most authentic essence of the brand: Denim. As a basic element of the identity of gas, Denim is the entire wardrobe. This is combined with contemporary essentials and seasonal capsules that interpret contemporary trends through the lens of the rich heritage of the brand. The result is a versatile offer, rooted in the denim core: iconic fits, authentic washes and reinterpretations of archive documents. The collection comes to life in three different, but complementary thematic worlds: Sport Heritage, Racing and Workwear. These three themes determine the visual and conceptual identity of…

From kitchen table to international fashion house In 2010, Kim Hyldahl Mosh founded. This was not only the start of a new brand, but also a new beginning. The first sketches were made at his kitchen table and eventually developed into a debut collection of seven jeans and pants with perfect cut. The vision was clear from day one: impeccable fits, premium fabrics and a characteristic twist that made each item of clothing unique. Left: Mosh Mosh, Right: Mos Mosh Gallery.Credits: Mos Mosh What started as a denim label quickly grew into a fully -fledged fashion brand. Mosh Mosh is…

Spring/summer is an important sales period for denim, but also one of the most unpredictable. Changing weather, changing consumer behavior and short sales period are making the planning more complex prior to the season. To help retailers with these challenges, Cup of Joe offers a seasonless NOS (Never Out of Stock) Program That flexibility guarantees throughout the season. By combining consistent availability of stock with fast repeat productions, the denim brand enables its partners to respond quickly to the question, avoid over -supplies and protect margins, even when the circumstances change unexpectedly. Flexibility built for the reality of the retail…

Shein intensifies the number of product safety tests, the company reports in a press release. It seems to be a direct response to the criticism that the EU previously expressed on the Chinese e-tailer. The EU reported that SHEIN violates consumer rights in the field of product safety, among other things. The Chinese Gigant now reports that this year it wants to perform 2.5 million product safety tests. This is an increase of 25 percent compared to last year. Shein allocates $ 14 million for this. In addition, it reports that it cooperates with 15 ‘internationally recognized product test agencies’…

Paul & Shark now also provides the small sharks with the introduction of their first children’s clothing collection. The Italian brand launches its first junior collection for children aged four to sixteen, Paul & Shark informed Friday. The collection has been developed in collaboration with children’s clothing specialist Altana Società Benefit and debuts for SS26 season. This expansion of the range is part of the company’s overall expansion strategy. “The introduction of the junior line is an important step for us and shows the great work that we do both commercially and communicatively,” said Andrea Dini, general manager of Paul…

Every month FashionUnited selects a number of sustainability efforts from the fashion industry, both from home and abroad. Today, eighteen efforts from May 2025 are mentioned. EU-Fastinanced T-REX project presents blueprint for textile-to-textile recycling After three years of cooperation, the EU finished by the EU has completed its mission: developing a blueprint to scale up textile-to-textile recycling (T2T) in Europe. With thirteen partners, including Fashion for Good and Adidas, the project presents concrete insights and recommendations for every step in the recycling chain. The results emphasize, among other things, the importance of technological innovation, cooperation and policy measures to make…

Van Gennip Textiles represents children’s clothing brands Dirkje, Koko Noko & Nightwear Charlie Choe. Discover their vision and new collection on Preview.

Ledûb, part of Family Business of Winkel Fashion, is expanding its wholesale strategy in addition to a focus on more informal styles with a well-considered shop-in-shop concept. With this, the brand not only responds to better brand visibility on the shop floor, but also on changing consumer behavior. “We want to make the quality of our products tangible in the store. That only works if you adjust the presentation to the offer,” says director Anja van den Bersselaar during a conversation with FashionUnited. From stacked to visual experience Traditionally, shirts in stores are often packaged and stacked. For a brand…

Luca Sburlati, chairman of the Italian branch organization Confindustria Moda, signed the protocol to combat exploitation in the fashion production chain yesterday during the prefecture of Milan. With this, the organization expresses its willingness to cooperate with public institutions (such as the prefecture, court, labor inspection and Carabinieri) and other sector organizations. Camera Nazional Della Moda Italiana (CNMI) supports the protocol, but points to “essential points that must be operational differently to prevent negative consequences for companies and the chain”. The organization, led by Carlo Capasa, emphasizes the importance of confidentiality, protection of brand-know-how, customer information and data. CNMI therefore…

While museums are traditionally seen as guardians of the past, progressive institutions actively enter into the dialogue with contemporary design to remain relevant and accessible. The collaboration between Lolaliza and Fashion Museum Hasselt is a perfect example of this. By dressing the staff in direct contact with visitors in ensembles with a strong personality, the Belgian women’s model label initiates an interaction between historical stories and contemporary expression, and positions employees as visible ambassadors for both institutions. The employees of a Museum Stylen Lolaliza’s role as an official styling partner for the team of Fashion Museum Hasselt during the next…