Daily LInks
1. Shein Plans to Turn Turkey Into A Major Supplier. Shein is expanding its supply chain beyond China, focusing on Europe and Mexico, with Turkey set to play a crucial role in supplying fast-fashion clothes for the European market. – Read More on SupplyChainBrain
2. Nike Shares Drop Nearly 20 Percent, Downbeat Outlook Drags JD Sports, Puma And Briefly Lifts Adidas. Nike’s recent downbeat outlook has negatively impacted JD Sports and Puma, while briefly boosting Adidas. This shift highlights the volatile market conditions and the varying fortunes of sportswear brands amid changing consumer behaviors and economic uncertainties – Read More on Reuters
3. Shoppers Fury After PrettyLittleThing Shuts Accounts Over ‘High Return Rate’. PrettyLittleThing has faced backlash from customers after shutting down accounts with high return rates to curb return-related costs and inefficiencies. – Read More on iNews
4. Chevron’s End May Put Target On ITC And Patent Office Policy. The end of the Chevron deference could lead to increased scrutiny of the International Trade Commission and Patent Office policies, impacting patent disputes and intellectual property cases. – Read More on Law360
5. Fashion History Was Forever Altered by the Tiny-Eyed Needle 40,000 Years Ago. The invention of the tiny-eyed needle 40,000 years ago revolutionized fashion, enabling the creation of fitted clothing crucial for survival in cold climates. – Read More on Earth.com
