- 1. Adidas defies macroeconomic volatility with 13% revenue rise in FY25
- (Apparel)
- 31 January 2026, Mumbai Adidas defied broader macroeconomic volatility with 13 per cent rise in currency-neutral revenues to €24.8 billion in FY25. This growth was remarkably balanced across all global ...
- Created on 31 January 2026
- 2. Luxury’s New Geography: How Chanel is anchoring its future in India
- (Apparel)
- ... expansion of its Indian cultural footprint is occurring during a period of cautious recovery for the global luxury industry. Macroeconomic uncertainty and geopolitical tensions affected consumer sentiment ...
- Created on 18 March 2026
- 3. Go Colors refines retail strategy amidst challenging consumption climate
- (Apparel)
- ... facing macroeconomic headwinds - including a 9 per cent Y-o-Y revenue decline in Q3 FY26 - Go Fashion maintains a strong gross margin of 64.3 per cent, boosted by a disciplined full-price sales ratio exceeding ...
- Created on 14 March 2026
- 4. Wazir Advisors Analysis: Value retailers emerge as the new kings of Indian fashion
- (Apparel)
- ... competitive dynamics within the fashion sector, a deeper macroeconomic shift is also reshaping the industry’s growth trajectory. Although India’s overall consumer spending has increased over the past ...
- Created on 10 March 2026
- 5. MBL expands store network in India
- (Apparel)
- ... decision-making model and deep-rooted vendor relationships, MBL continues to manage its supply chain and inventory with high agility, positioning itself to navigate macroeconomic challenges while capitalizing ...
- Created on 09 March 2026
- 6. House of Anita Dongre becomes first Indian designer brand to open store in Beverly Hills
- (Apparel)
- ... of sale, is being refined to improve inventory turnover and support sustainable price positioning. This balanced approach to growth ensures that the brand remains resilient amid macroeconomic volatility, ...
- Created on 09 March 2026
- 7. From Zudio to Off-White, India’s fashion market splits between volume and premium
- (Apparel)
- ... retail environment. Despite macroeconomic headwinds, the platform’s 25 per cent growth highlights the relative insulation of the premium beauty segment from discretionary spending volatility, underscoring ...
- Created on 20 February 2026
- 8. Organized retail hits a plateau in India as 40% outlets operate at a loss
- (Apparel)
- ... cycle has been the adoption of AI-native inventory management. Brands utilizing real-time demand forecasting - which integrates macroeconomic trends and weather patterns - have reported up to 40 per cent ...
- Created on 17 February 2026
- 9. India’s new inflation formula puts fashion, not food, at the center of growth
- (Apparel)
- ... macroeconomics. With organized online retail projected to account for a quarter of apparel sales by 2030, these price signals will increasingly shape interest rates, credit costs and investment flows. ...
- Created on 16 February 2026
- 10. Fast fashion loses momentum as India’s shoppers demand value and longevity
- (Apparel)
- ... a more careful consumer Macroeconomic pressures have played a crucial role in accelerating this transition. Inflation in housing, food, education, and healthcare has tightened discretionary budgets, ...
- Created on 21 January 2026
- 11. Apparel Group expands with new store launches in Bahrain and Abu Dhabi
- (Apparel)
- ... where occasion-wear demand remains resilient despite broader global macroeconomic volatility. Visit for more Apparel Group is a Dubai-based conglomerate operating over 2,300 stores across 14 countries. ...
- Created on 01 January 2026
- 12. Stitching The Bharat Narrative: Blurring the line between "Brand-Conscious Metro" and the "Price-Sensitive Hinterlan
- (Apparel)
- ... portfolio The Macro-Economic Pulse: The Bharat engine gains momentum The macroeconomic landscape of 2025 was defined by the resilience of non-metro consumption. While Tier I cities grappled with ...
- Created on 26 December 2025
- 13. Beyond Diwali: The wedding calendar that’s redefining India’s retail demand curve
- (Apparel)
- ... the industry. The convergence of cultural and macroeconomic tailwinds has created a phenomenon retailers once thought impossible: a six-month wedding-winter economy that sustains momentum from November ...
- Created on 24 November 2025
- 14. The Style Multiplier: How personal shoppers are powering India’s fashion boom
- (Apparel)
- ... sensory-driven retail. The twin tailwinds of weddings, premiumisation The personal shopping boom doesn’t exist in isolation it’s being powered by two major macroeconomic shifts: India’s massive wedding ...
- Created on 17 November 2025
- 15. Indian Retail's Q1 FY26 Report Card: Premiumization, diversification top winning strategie
- (Apparel)
- ... mixed but largely resilient performance in Q1 FY26. Read our latest issue Despite a challenging macroeconomic environment characterized by weak consumer sentiment and geopolitical uncertainties, these ...
- Created on 14 August 2025
- 16. Page Industries records 21.5% Y-o-Y rise in PAT in Q1, FY26
- (Apparel)
- ... is optimistic about a demand recovery in the upcoming quarters. The company is banking on positive macroeconomic factors, such as low inflation, reduced borrowing costs, and tax rationalization, to boost ...
- Created on 11 August 2025
- 17. Raymond Lifestyle Q1, FY26 revenue rises by 18% to Rs 1,475 crore
- (Apparel)
- ... of demand recovery across key lifestyle segments, the company reported improved quarterly performance. Publications portfolio While being optimistic, it maintains a cautious stance due to global macroeconomic ...
- Created on 08 August 2025
- 18. Cantabil Retail India records 29% Y-o-Y rise in PAT in Q1, FY26
- (Apparel)
- ... company’s strategy of offering reasonably priced, trend-driven fashions" continues to be popular, he notes. Cantabil sees early signs of a demand rebound, boosted by rising optimism and positive macroeconomic ...
- Created on 07 August 2025
- 19. PDS’ GMV rises by 19% while EBITDA declines 31% in Q1, FY26
- (Apparel)
- ... Pallak Seth, Executive Vice Chairman, attributes this dip in profitability to macroeconomic headwinds. He emphasizes, the company's asset-light, demand-responsive model continues to provide scalable solutions ...
- Created on 04 August 2025
- 20. Time to Lead, Not Follow: Textile industry must become a national priority, says Kulin Lalbhai
- (Apparel)
- ... India is witnessing a rare convergence of macroeconomic tailwinds: growing domestic consumption, favorable global demand reallocation, and strong government backing through Production Linked Incentive ...
- Created on 23 July 2025
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