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A class action is underway against Amazon, as nearly 300 million consumers seek justice for what they claim are artificially inflated prices caused by Amazon’s anti-discount policy imposed on marketplace merchants. Class Certification and Consumer Reach Consumers, led by attorneys…
The fashion industry has always been about creativity and reinvention, and in 2025, technology is taking that change to unprecedented heights. With the global fashion technology market projected to reach $345.39 billion by 2030, brands are experimenting with virtual showrooms,…
ISAWITFIRST, a leading force in British fast fashion, was founded in Manchester, UK, in 2017 by industry veteran Jalal Kamani. Who helped shape the trajectory of Boohoo, launched ISAWITFIRST to fill an emerging market demand for speedy, affordable online womenswear—armed…
Tim Hortons is set to open its first-ever dedicated merchandise retail store, TimShop inside Toronto’s Eaton Centre this November 2025, an announcement that signals the iconic brand’s biggest foray yet into Canada’s branded lifestyle market. TimShop Brings Beloved Canadiana to…
Depop has unveiled Outfits, a powerful new in-app feature launched on September 24, 2025, aimed at redefining how users style, plan, and shop secondhand looks. Going beyond simple buying and selling, Outfits empowers its thriving community to unleash their creativity,…
Fashion Nova, the ultra-popular online clothing retailer, is facing a new class action lawsuit claiming it used fake sales and discounts to trick shoppers into buying products at prices that weren’t really deals. The complaint, filed by five consumers in…
In a startling disclosure, Louis Vuitton has confirmed a significant data breach affecting more than 419,000 customers across the United States, South Korea, Turkey, the United Kingdom, Italy, and Sweden. The luxury brand, famed for its iconic monogram and high-profile…
In a significant resolution for online shoppers, Shapermint has agreed to pay $475,000 to settle a class action lawsuit that accused the company of deceptively advertising discounts on its website. Shapermint is looking to pay $475,000 as part of a…
In a forceful address at Retail West in Vancouver, Aritzia founder and executive chair Brian Hill has called on the Government of Canada to eliminate the de minimis duty-exemption on low-value e-commerce imports. Brian Hill said his company is at…
The class action lawsuit against Vineyard Vines LLC filed in Washington state court has sparked renewed scrutiny on retail marketing practices and consumer protection, pushing the iconic preppy brand into the legal spotlight in 2025. At the core of this…