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Patagonia is selling its Downdrift Vest at a 50% discount, dropping the price from $239 to $119. The vest features a recycled nylon shell and 600-fill-power recycled down, designed for shoulder-season layering. Available in four earthy colors, the item offers durable water repellency without PFAS and includes double-entry pockets. Multiple outlets highlight the deal as a significant value for consumers seeking sustainable outerwear.
Chili's has launched its 'Suburban Collection,' a new line of apparel and accessories designed to capitalize on the brand's growing popularity with Generation Z. The collection, available since September 30 on WelcomeToChilis.com, features items like rugby shirts, hoodies, and jewelry that reference the chain's iconic menu items and logo. This move aligns with Chili's broader strategy to expand its brand presence through merchandise and marketing collaborations, including recent viral margarita promotions tied to popular media.
Buc-ee’s won an $850,000 trademark lawsuit against North Charleston-based Born United for using the beaver mascot; Born United is permanently barred from the mark, must destroy all beaver-logo merchandise and ads, and could owe Buc-ee’s and its attorneys’ fees if they violate the judgment.
Lululemon posted a disappointing Q2 with revenue down 4% to $2.42 billion and comparable-store sales down 9%, prompting it to cut its full-year guidance. For Q3, management expects revenue of $2.29-$2.32 billion and 93–98 cents in earnings per share; for the full year, revenue is forecast at $10.35-$10.5 billion and EPS of $9.48-$9.73, aided slightly by tariff refunds. Net income was $329.2 million ($2.92 per share) on revenue of $2.42 billion; gross profit fell 1% to $1.5 billion, though gross margin rose 5.6% thanks to a $134.5 million tariff refund. Interim CEO Meghan Frank cited negative social-media commentary and slower demand in core categories like leggings, while the company focuses on new styles and tighter inventory ahead of Heidi O’Neill taking the CEO role next week. Shares slid about 15% on the news.
The NFL and Disney revealed the Disney x Champion NFL Collection, a line of team apparel—t-shirts and sweatshirts—that pairs each NFL team with a Disney, Pixar, Marvel, or Star Wars character; previewed at Fanatics Fest with Roger Goodell, designed to blend fandom with personal style ahead of the 2026 season, which begins Sept. 9 with the Seahawks vs. Patriots.
Gap posted a mixed Q1 2026: revenue of $3.50 billion (slight miss vs $3.52 billion expected) and adjusted EPS of 38 cents vs 37 cents expected, with net income of $339 million. Old Navy delivered only 1% comparable sales growth (below the ~3% expected), prompting Gap to cut its companywide sales guidance to 1-2% for the year (from 2-3%), while raising adjusted EPS outlook to $2.30-$2.40. Management blamed a weaker-than-anticipated spring/summer assortment rather than broader consumer weakness; performance by brand was uneven: Gap banner +10% comp, Banana Republic +2% comp, Athleta -11% comp, Old Navy +1% comp. Shares fell more than 10% after hours.
The Ravens unveiled their most extensive uniform overhaul yet as part of the Next Flight collection, introducing two new helmets—the matte-black Darkness Helmet and an updated Purple Rising—along with redesigned jerseys and pants featuring midnight purple accents; white road jerseys will say Baltimore, and PSL holders got the first look at the new look.
Skims, founded by Kim Kardashian, raised $225 million in new funding, valuing the company at $5 billion. The brand plans to expand its product lines and international presence, and the funding has made it larger than Victoria's Secret and Under Armour combined. Kardashian's personal net worth has increased to $1.9 billion following the investment.
On Holdings exceeded Q3 expectations driven by nearly doubled sales in Asia and strong performance in footwear, apparel, and accessories, and has raised its FY25 guidance.
Lululemon has partnered with the NFL and Fanatics to launch its first line of NFL fan apparel, including clothing for all 32 teams, available starting October 28, as part of its strategy to expand beyond yoga and attract new customers.
Lululemon is partnering with the NFL to create a new collection of apparel and accessories for all 32 teams, featuring products for men and women and promoted through a campaign with former NFL players. The collection will be available on various online and physical stores starting Tuesday.
Official Final Fantasy Tactics apparel, including T-shirts and long-sleeve tops featuring original game art, is now available for purchase on Amazon and the Square Enix Store, with various colors and sizes for fans to showcase their love for the game.
Gildan Activewear is acquiring Hanesbrands for $2.2 billion to double its sales and expand its scale, with the deal expected to close by early next year, creating a major player in the apparel industry.
Lamar Jackson has withdrawn his trademark challenge against Troy Aikman’s use of the number 8 on apparel, ending a dispute over potential consumer confusion.
Gildan Activewear is acquiring U.S. undergarments maker Hanesbrands for $2.2 billion to expand its presence in basic apparel, combining Hanes' strong retail brands with Gildan's wholesale market expertise, with the deal expected to close by early 2026.