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Ragtrader analyses what the reporting round says about where Australian fashion retail heads into Black Friday.
The surge in consumer runways at AFW in recent years has caused tension. But history shows it was inevitable.
New data reveals the strongest and weakest channels in Australian fashion for September 2026.
What led companies like Mosaic Brands, Dion Lee, Wittner and Jeanswest to call in administrators?
ASIC filings also reveal the Australian arm of Nike lifted its total profit after tax for the year by around $1 million.
Black Pepper is also planning to open a new store there.
This comes as some fashion brands and retailers hit the wall this year, including Cue & Co and Stax.
This comes two years after VF Corporation took back direct control of the AU/NZ business.
But the near future is still looking quite bleak, according to ANZ economist Sophia Angala.
Other major players such as Cotton On, Dissh, Under Armour and JD Sports have also signed up to the collective.
Media reports name Justin Levis and fashion group Brand Collective as potential bidders.
The report also found that consumers are 12 times more likely to walk away from the brand than to replace the item.
Bond-Eye founder and CEO Steve Philpott said the ambition is to reduce reliance on synthetics in swimwear.
The latest activation follows a simialr IRL moment launched by the brand in November last year.
