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- -NPD
Group:
Reports on the U.S. Apparel Market for
2010
- -The
New York Times:
Designer Labels Go Pint Size
- -Telegraph:
Paul Smith launches children's wear
- -IFP:
Gucci, Fendi present first children's collection
in Florence
- -Slate:
Kindergarten Fashion- Did children always wear
gender-specific clothing?
- -Wall
Street Journal:
Handling the Office Baby Boom
- -The
New York Times:
Goldman Alumni Learn New Lessons Far From Wall
Street
- -Los
Angeles Business
Journal:
American Apparel Goes G-Rated; Firm shelves racy
image for kids' clothing line
- -The
Washington Post:
The Greening of the Silver Spoon
- -New
York Times:
For Firstborns, Secondhand Fits the
Bill
- -Wall
Street Journal:
Recession Makes Parents Scrimp On Own Clothes, But
Not Baby's
- -Forbes:
Carter's shares rise on positive analyst
note
- -Marketwire:
Zutano Partners With the Northshire Bookstore to
Open a 250-Square-Foot "Store" in the Children's
Department
- -Time
Out Kids:
Appaman - The owners of the popular label look
back on the roots of the pioneering kids'
line
- -CoStar
Group:
33-Store Apparel Retailer, Oilily, Files
Bankruptcy
- -Wall
Street Journal:
Toys 'R' Us Is Purchasing Retailer FAO
Schwarz
- -Parenting
Examiner:
Tampa moms produce eco-friendly children's clothing
line - Chi Chi Amor
- -Seeking
Alpha:
The Gymboree Corporation Q4 2008 Earnings Call
Transcript
- -The
New York Times:
Campaigns for Challenging Times Put Children and
Mothers First
- -Zacks:
Carter's continues to outperform much of the retail
sector as fourth quarter sales rose 7.3%.
- -The
Post &
Courier:
Gerber to open packaging operation locally
- -Chicago
Tribune:
J.Crew reveals how Sasha and Malia got those special
coats
- -NECN:
Zutano encourages parents to bring babies to
work
- -ABC7
News:
Election night dress made by Oakland, CA-based
Biscotti
- -DM
News:
Hanna Andersson, Gerber Childrenswear sold to Sun
Capital
- -MarketWatch:
Tommy Hilfiger Announces National Relaunch of
Childrenswear Collection
- -Pittsburgh
Post-Gazette:
American Eagle debuts mom-friendly '77kids'
line
- -Drapers:
ITE Moda buys kidswear show Bubble
London
- -NPD
Group:
Apparel
and Entertainment Make Up Bulk of Mom's Discretionary
Spending on Her Kids
- -The
Gazzette:
Back to Cool from Montreal
- -Sacramento
Bee: At
Home with Trumpette's Jon Stevenson
- -Inc.:
Let's Start With an Icebreaker
- -The
Boston Globe:
Bringing up babies at work
- -Seeking
Alpha:
Gymboree - Strong Financial Footing; Expects Baby
Boomer Boost
- -Fox
Business:
Carter's Announces Appointment of Michael D. Casey as
CEO; Frederick J. Rowan, II Announces His
Retirement
- -Trading
Markets.com:
Stein Mart to add more name brands, kids'
products
- -KPMG:
2007 National Shopping Behavior Study
- -NPD
Group:
The
2007 U.S. Apparel Market Dresses Up; Children's
Apparel Sales Up 6%
- -NPD
Group:
Bright Spots in the 2007 U.S. Footwear Market;
Children's Sales Up 3%
- -The
Boston Globe:
High style for the stroller set
- -AdWeek:
Garanimals Stages Comeback
- -Time
Magazine:
Downsizing Style
- -The
Motley Fool:
It's Carter's, B'Gosh! An Interview with Fred
Rowan, CEO
- -Candada
NewsWire:
Effigi acquires the Colimaçon brand
- -Shop.org:
FAO Schwarz's CEO talks about the challenge of
expanding their reach, while protecting their
brand
- -KPMG:
American Eagle to Launch Children's Brand
- -The
New York Times:
January's the Time to Get Shoppers Back in the
Stores
- -Seeking
Alpha:
The Long Case for Carter's, Inc.
- -NY
Daily News:
Designer makes eco-friendly kid clothes
- -CoStar
Group:
Children's Wear Bldg. Flipped for $70.5M
- -Inc.:
Tea Named to Magazine's List of Fastest Growing
Private Companies
- -San
Francisco Business
Times:
Williams-Sonoma tries kids' clothing on at
'Threads'
- -USA
Today:
Back-to-school shopping now has a second
wave
- -Inc.:
Zutano Named to Magazine's List of Fastest Growing
Private Companies
- -Just-Style:
Children's wear market continues to grow
- -The
New York Times:
My Dad, American Inventor
- -Philadelphia
Business Journal:
Mulberribush Buys New Headquarters
- -PRWeb
Newswire:
Global Children's Wear Market to be Worth $147 Billion
by 2010, According to New Report
- -The
New York Times:
What to Expect When Expecting? A Whole Lot of
Loot
- -The
Mountain Mail:
Children's fashion company calls Salida
home
- -Home
Accents Today:
Bed, Bath & Beyond Acquires buybuyBaby
- -WFAA-TV:
Texas mom creates Glamajama tot couture
- -The
Street.com:
Kid Couture
- -New
York Magazine:
Fashion Week Fall/Winter '07 - Child Magazine's Runway
Show
- -New
York Magazine:
Backstage and Front Row at Child Magazine's
Fall/Winter '07 Fashion Show
- -BusinessWeek:
After Burt's Bees, What? Roxanne Quimby talks about
gearing up for a three-part second act
- -The
Mountain Mail:
Clad in success Young Colors moves wholesale
operations to Salida, CO
- -Better
Homes & Gardens:
Uli and Michael Belenky of Zutano Put a Smile on Style
- Their run-down farmhouse gets a family-friendly,
eclectic makeover with color, artwork, and found
objects.
- -NPD
Fashionworld:
NPD
Reports on the Evolving School Uniform
Industry
- -The
New York Times News
Service:
Marketing fashion for the roller-skates-and-jump-rope
set
- -Happi:
Baby care grows up as marketers explore increasing
segmentation in products for babies, toddlers and
children
- -NPD
Group:
Planned
Back-to-School 2006 Spending Flat, as Shoppers Expect
to Shop Later This Year
- -NRF:
Electronics and Apparel to Fuel 2006 Back-to-School
Spending
- -Fibre2Fashion:
Juicy Couture & Tawil Associates to make &
market infants apparel
- -Knight
Ridder Newspapers:
Children's Jeans - They Cost What?
- -Atlanta
Business Chronicle:
Carter's Inc.'s chairman made $4 million in
2005
- -USA
Today:
Gymboree's Barnes finds new life, business in
yoga
- -Just-Style:
Kids' clothing a growing business
- -NPD
Fashionworld:
Accupanel Spotlights National Brand
Strengths
- -NPD
Fashionworld:
U.S. Apparel Industry Posts Growth Second Year in a
Row; Children's Apparel Sales Grew 2%
- -Olympus
Fall 2006 Fashion
Week:
Child Magazine Runway Show
- -NRF
Forecasts 4.7% Growth for 2006 Retail
Sales
- -Business
Week:
Liz Lange - Pregnant With Possibility
- -NPD
Fashionworld:
Over One-Third of Overweight Children Wear Adult or
Junior Size Clothing; New Study Finds Overweight Kids
Frustrated with Fit
- -Business
Week:
In Hot Pursuit Of Yoga Mama
- -National
Retail Federation:
Consumers Aren't Pulling in the Reins on Holiday
Spending, According to NRF
- -NPD
Fashionworld:
Despite Obstacles, Consumers Will Still Spend This
Holiday Season, Says NPD Survey
- -Packaged
Facts:
Licensing Explosion Helps Spur Market for Young
Children's Clothing to Approach $17
Billion
- -NPD
Insights:
Leveraging the Power of Licensing to Market Products
- -Vogue
UK:
Child's Play by Marc Jacobs
- -NPD
Fashionworld:
NPD
Sees Solid Back-To-School Spending this
Year
- -San
Francisco Chronicle:
All Grown Up - Kids' fall designs are hopscotching
away from cutesy and toward chic
- -Milwaukee
Business Journal:
Carter's completes purchase of OshKosh
B'Gosh
- -BlackBusinessList.com:
This Michigan Woman Says Her Online Infant Clothing
Business Is No Child's Play
- -The
NPD Group:
2004 U.S. Retail Apparel Sales Up after Three Years of
Decline; Children's Apparel Sales Flat
- -The
Gainesville Times:
Alexis PlaySafe selling to N.J.-based Samara
Brothers
- -The
Boston Globe:
All-consuming adolescence; Advertisers are aiming at
an increasingly younger market, and the kids are
buying in
- -San
Francisco Chronicle:
On the Record with Robert Mettler of Macy's
West
- -Kansas
City InfoZine:
New CPSC Burn Center Reporting System Provides First
Year of Data
- -NPD
Fashionworld:
Clothing is the Number One Item on Consumers' Wish
List This Holiday Season
- -KPMG:
A Bleak Future for Apparel Retailers?
- -The
San Diego
Union-Tribune:
Oh, Baby!
- -USA
Today:
Nickelodeon expands beyond its TV roots including
preteen clothing line
- -The
Oprah Winfrey Show:
World's Biggest Baby Shower
- -Business
Week:
No Business Like Trade-Show Business
- -Pittsburgh
Post-Gazette:
A marketing phenom, Buster Brown turns 100
- -KPMG:
Retailers See Maternity Fashion as Fertile Ground
- -USA
Today:
Rule of Cool Hits Preschool
- -iVillage:
Flashback Fashions for Fall 2004
- -KPMG:
Will Apparel Manufacturers, Retailers Say 'Supersize
Me?'
- -Milwaukee
Journal Sentinel:
Elefanten taking more than baby steps to push kids'
shoes
- -The
New York Times:
It's the Hottest Place in Town, and Dolls Eat
Free
- -PRNewswire:
Lollytogs Ltd. Acquires VF Playwear's Healthtex
Business
- -USA
Today:
Bigger cut of the cloth - Plus sizes for
kids
- -Business
Week:
Marimekko Is Looking Groovy Again
- -San
Francisco Chronicle:
Gymboree Crop. - On the record: Lisa Harper
- -NPD
Fashionworld:
Reports Apparel Sales Suffer As Tweens and Teens Spend
Their Money Elsewhere
- -San
Francisco Chronicle:
Hands-On Fashion - Making a living in San Francisco's
cut- and-sew rag trade
- -Milwaukee
Journal-Sentinel:
OshKosh B'Gosh expects hard year, pins hopes on
stores
- -Business
Week:
Selling Tactics for Startups
- -KPMG:
Removal of Apparel Quotas Might Make Retailers and
Suppliers Talk
- -Chicago
Sun Times:
Sears to make Lands' End changes for different
regions; new children's apparel didn't take
off
- -Star-Telegram:
Fashionable move - The $21 million revamp of Dallas'
World Trade Center will create a new home for the
city's fashion industry
- -Newsday:
Rockin' Clothing Line
- CBGB's
apparel business is big hit for famous punk
club
- -Crain's
NY Business:
Children's Place gets new president
- -The
New York Times:
Small Business - Struggling with the Falling
Dollar
- -Business
Week:
Like Father, Like Son at buybuyBABY
- -USA
Today:
For Babies Who Have Everything
- -KPMG:
U.S. Retail Sales Seen Up 5 Percent in 2004, According
to NRF
- -The
New York Times:
For Toys 'R' Us, a Time to Rebuild; Babies "R" Us
Division Is a Moneymaker
- -Milwaukee
Business Journal:
Florence Eiseman plans to expand
- -The
News-Gazette:
Kiddie consumers noticed
- -Business
Wire:
Allied Capital Invests $50 Million in Wear Me Apparel
- -The
New York Times:
H&M Is Hip, but It's Still Looking for a U.S.
Profit
- -The
New York Times:
The Goal: 'Sweatshop Free.' The Problem: Defining
It
- -NPD
Fashionworld:
Reasons for Purchasing - Fashion, Function or
Value?
- -The
Times Argus:
Zutano babies its employees
- -The
Business Journal:
Kids "R" Us store closings mean fewer orders for
Oshkosh B'Gosh
- -Daily
Research News:
The Influence of Tweens
- -The
Cleveland Plain
Dealer:
Trendy clothes that fit well help larger children fit
in
- -The
New York Times:
If the Shoe Ties, They Don't Wear It
- -The
Miami Herald:
Teens gone wild for new bands
- -Newsday:
Jumping on a 'Bandz'-wagon; Long Island company sparks
new headband trend among teenage girls
- -The
Los Angeles Times:
The Wal-Mart Effect
- -Business
Week:
Renovating This Old Mouse
- -USA
Today:
Seinfelds push Baby Buggy
- -NY
Daily News:
Curing import ills; Garment biz aided by clamps on
China
- -Daily
Record News:
All 146 Kids 'R' Us locations to close
- -KPMG:
Children's Place Profits From Merchandise Plan
- -The
New York Times:
Dolls as Role Models, Neither Barbie Nor
Britney
- -KPMG:
Online U.S. Holiday Sales Seen Up 20 Percent in
2003
- -USA
Today:
Direct Selling Brings It All Home
- -Herald
Tribune:
Children's manufacturer/retailer changes
name
- -The
New York Times:
The Littlest Clotheshorse
- -The
Southern Illinoisan:
Local Smockers Gather To Carry on a Lost
Art
- -Pioneer
Press:
Because life's too demanding to wear anything but
pj's
- -Atlanta
Business Chronicle:
Carter's IPO may raise $118 million
- -KPMG:
U.S. Consumers Plan More Holiday Spending
- -CNN:
Burberry sales back on track
- -The
Salt Lake Tribune:
Upscale retailers turn to kids for brand
loyalty
- -San
Francisco Business
Times:
Gymboree Corp.'s youngest child is growing up faster
than anyone expected.
- -The
Charleston Post &
Courier:
Pixie Lily picks up layette fashion
- -The
Syracuse
Post-Standard:
Drawstring law ties shoppers in knots
- -The
New York Times:
Babies Are Riding High
- -Happi:
Baby Baubles - A Baby Care Update
- -KPMG:
Department Stores Try Mass Merchandisers' Tricks
- -NPD
Fashionworld:
Back to school spending: will it make the
grade?
- -Portland
Business Tribune:
- Some
firms shell out profits, put focus on a different
bottom line
- -Business
Week:
It's Showtime-Trade-Show Time, That Is
- -NPD
Fashionworld:
What's Hot for Back-to-School?
- -Minneapolis
Star Tribune:
Retailers seeing a boom in baby clothes
- -The
Seattle
Post-Intelligencer:
- Juicy
Couture's pride: Long shelf life
- -The
Sacramento Bee:
Too Little, Too Soon
- -NPD
Fashionworld:
Licensing: Expanding the Scope of Your Product
- -Milwaukee
Journal Sentinel:
OshKosh plans chain of stores fit for whole
family
- -The
Detroit News:
Snack-Trap keeps spills under cover
- -New
York Daily News:
Licensing deals build
profits
- -Florida
Today:
'Hootchie' marketing steams parents of girls; From
clothing to toys, 'sexy' is a hot trend
- -The
New York Times:
Men Ask: Who Needs to Buy Clothes?; Target to Downsize
Its Boys' Department
- -NPD
Fashionworld:
Fashion's "Thinning Middle"
- -Milwaukee
Journal Sentinel:
For Florence Eiseman's former owners trusts benefit
charity and donor
- -Gainsville
Times:
Warren Featherbone celebrates 120 years
- -CFO:
So far, CPM has been slow to catch on. But Kids
Headquarters, an early adopter, says the software
helps wed budgeting to strategy.
- -EntreWorld:
Lilian Vernon, From My Kitchen Tabletop to Your
Computer Laptop
- -Entre
World:
Branding: Lilian Vernon,The Power of Personality
- -NPD
Fashionworld:
Tweens & Teens - The Younger Generations Who Have
Marketers Stumped
- -The
New York Times:
Taking French Children's Fashion Global
- -The
New York Times:
The latest news on children's wear trunk
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