In recent years, the fashion industry has notably shifted towards everyday casual wear, a trend accelerated by the COVID-19 pandemic, emphasizing comfort and versatility.
Browsing through Reddit’s vibrant handbag community, the debate between Fashionphile and The RealReal is clearly raging on, with avid shoppers and sellers sharing their experiences and preferences.
Dollar General has halted self-checkout operations at approximately 12,000 stores since early 2024, primarily due to “shrink”—a term used in retail to describe inventory loss through theft, damage, or errors.
In a fresh legal tussle, Harley-Davidson has initiated a lawsuit against British retail giant Next, alleging trademark infringement related to a “motorbike-inspired” children’s t-shirt.
Hermès, the French luxury house, faces escalating legal challenges as American shoppers broaden their class action lawsuit accusing the company of antitrust violations.
When it comes to online shopping, especially for high-end or designer products, the legitimacy of the retailer is critical for whether items are fake or real.