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I Told You the Weekender Redesign Would Pay Off. It Just Paid Off $210 Million Worth.

A full-circle update on the Béis story we covered last month.

Before You Place Your Next PO, Run This Math.

A step-by-step framework for landed cost, supplier renegotiation, and cash protection while tariff rates keep shifting.

The Tariff Map Just Reset. Most Small Brands Haven't Noticed Yet.

Two tariff regimes changed within the same week in July. Here's what shifted and what it means for your next production run.

It's August. You Have 5 Months Left. Here's What to Actually Do With Them.

A practical, sequenced plan for Q4 while you still have time to act on it, not react to it.

Reformation Just Went Public. Its S-1 Reads Like a Marketing Email.

What Reformation’s $886 million market debut teaches founders about building a brand voice that survives every stage of growth.

The Biggest Branding Lesson From the World Cup Had Nothing to Do With Football

What Nike, Patta, and the 2026 World Cup can teach brands of any size.

Today Is My Birthday. Here Are the Biggest Lessons 16 Years of Building Fashion Businesses Have Taught Me.

On starting before you're ready, learning your numbers, and why done beats perfect every time.

One Chart Inside the Inside LVMH Program Changed How I Think About Luxury.

Inside the LVMH Luxury Certificate and why the world’s biggest luxury group is investing in storytelling and experiences instead of relying on price increases alone.

Shay Mitchell Read Her Own Reviews. Then She Rebuilt the Bag.

Béis turned years of public complaints into a product roadmap, a marketing campaign, and a reason to believe.

Everyone's about to take the wrong lesson from Kylie Jenner and Frankies Bikinis' Fever Dream

Kylie and Francesca didn't design from taste. They designed from a decade of watching one customer.