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Elizabeth SegranFast Company |
Gap just pulled off one of retail’s most impressive comebacks. Now Lululemon needs the same magic.
The 12-year-old outdoor brand will send you swappable parts and tools, so a broken wheel or busted latch doesn’t have to end a trip—or the bag’s life.
The Park’s Sarah Bonello is using obsessive material sourcing and timeless design to change the way women think about their wardrobe.
The retail giant has quietly transformed itself into a digital powerhouse, and in the process has been winning over Amazon’s most valuable shoppers.
After tripling revenue under Calvin McDonald, Lululemon turns to a longtime Nike executive to reignite growth.
Australian luggage brand July’s Capsule carry-on ditches the clamshell for a top-down design—an innovation the company hopes will keep it alive...
The retail giant is fixing a consumer sentiment gap between the quality of its 10,000 Great Value products and their look, one package at a time.
Madison Reed built a better box of hair dye—then a chain of salons, a wholesale business, and a devoted membership base. Now it’s coming for the...
Neighbor made its name selling beautiful, design-forward outdoor furniture. Its new $4,500 wood-burning chiminea might be its most ambitious statement...
Mattel is bringing back the original designs of eight characters for American Girl’s 40th anniversary. But the real question isn’t whether...
A former automotive engineer left his job to solve the most overlooked problem in your kitchen. The result is beautiful, functional—and expensive.
AI infrastructure is the biggest construction boom in a generation, but what happens to workers at the far end of the supply chain?
It’s the first Caraway product that isn’t about cooking—and it signals something much bigger about where the brand is headed.
The home furnishings retailer tapped the 24-year-old tastemaker to evolve its midcentury DNA for a new generation.
The dupe-culture darling just raised $500 million. I ask its first head of brand and narrative how she’s positioning the brand for hyper growth.
A new collaboration between Lela Rose and the luxury cowboy boots brand Lucchese suggests that the Western look is no longer a trend, but a staple in...
The retailer is betting on design and in-store delight to reverse years of declining sales. But in a trade-down economy, that playbook may be...
The 53-year-old maker of the best-selling travel guide wants to enhance your travel experience with an app.
Unspun has built a machine that weaves trousers in minutes, cuts waste to near zero, and could upend how the apparel industry works. It just hired one...
This year’s best work–life bags aren’t structured or rigid. Instead, they are light and flexible, signaling a softer kind of feminine power.