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Cosabella Sales -26.4%
Aubade, Cosabella and Calida lingerie illustrating the Calida Group annual report for 2025. Calida Group 2025 net earnings fell on lower sales, with the biggest sales drop at the company’s recently acquired Cosabella brand. Cosabella suffered a sales decline of 26.4% compared to 2024, while sales at the long held Aubade brand were down 8.6%, and sales for the Group’s largest brand, Calida, fell 3.4%. The company as a whole had net earnings of 10.988 million Swiss francs (abo
Nick Monjo
1 hour ago


Parfait’s A/W 2026
As specialty retailers continue to navigate evolving consumer expectations, fit, comfort, versatility, and inclusivity remain the key drivers of lingerie sales, according to the team at Parfait. “For Autumn/Winter 2026, Parfait introduces a thoughtfully developed collection designed to support the everyday needs of full-busted customers — blending modern aesthetics with technical performance across core categories including lace lingerie, seamless essentials, nursing, activew
Nick Monjo
3 days ago


CLO’s Salento Success
CLO Intimo is celebrating an “enthusiastic retail response to its newest Salento Collection, alongside the successful launch of its new Fortuna Lace panty program,” according to founder Claudia Ochoa. “It always feels wonderful to receive such a positive response to our new collections and to hear thoughtful feedback from our longtime friends,” she continued. CLO was at the recent Evolution show in Manhattan, and voiced her “gratitude to longtime retail partners and the many
Nick Monjo
4 days ago


Wacoal U.S. Profit, Sales Fall
Left, Bravissimo Shoulder Ease Alicia Bra, $86 on the company website. Right the Bravissimo Gia Bra, 84. In the first nine months, Wacoal’s U.S. division operating profit fell 87.1% as net revenue declined 12.3%. Meanwhile, at Wacoal Europe Ltd., operating profit fell 20.5% while net revenue jumped 26.9%. Between April 1, 2025 and December 31, 2025, Wacoal International Corp. (U.S.) reported an operating profit of 116 million yen (about $748,000 at current exchange rates) o
Nick Monjo
Feb 20

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