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How To Start An Activewear Line

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How To Start An Activewear Line

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Establish A Yoga Clothing Line

Find out how to launch a line of yoga clothes. To make your yoga apparel business lucrative, adhere to these 10 steps. Read the blog at https://www.fitnessclothingmanufacturer.com/our-knowledge/guide-how-to-start-a-yoga-clothing-line/

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Hockey Player AU! Kyle "Gaz" Garrick Headcanons

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Superstar. Forward. Drafted first overall. Alt captain. Left wing.

Raised in the UK but was soon recognized for his potential. A US family took him in to play in the states where he would have better opportunities. Trained at all the top notch facilities though high school with the best of the best. Drafted right out of high school and went straight into the NHL on a truly wild contract.

Top line, but put him with anyone and he'll make something happen. 50+ goal scorer, plus sooo many assists. Always in the right place at the right time. Guy you don't want to see four on four / three on three, he's dangerous on open ice.  

Wheel, snipe, celly. Crazy aim, bar down all day everyday. Moderately flashy but honestly he can't help it, he's got HANDS; can stick handle in a phone booth. Seriously the compilation videos look like they should be from chel not real life. 

Still responsible defensively, he's not going to leave his guys hanging. Soap's a defenseman and they work super well together. Soap will put it on net from the blue line and Gaz will grab the rebound and put it in, he doesn't care how good the goalie's rebound control is. 

Always has a fun celly ready for the crowd! Amazing sportsmanship (aside from the chirps). Clean player, no cheapshots here. He always apologizes for bad hits or accidents. Well known in the league for just being a great guy behind closed doors too.

Could be a contender for literally any award he's eligible for. MVP, points, sportsmanship, community activism, you name it. 

The Only charismatic hockey player. Does lots of interviews, is active on personal social media, has his own brand of activewear. Started a program to make hockey more accessible to underserved youth in his city.

Kills at chel. He was the cover last season!

Thigh. That's it that's the tweet. Insane thigh muscles. Wears short shorts around pregame so the social media people can get some good photos. And we all go nuts over it on twitter.

Mic'd up status: absolutely has and does want to be mic'd up, always gassing up his teammates, throws devastating chirps with Soap. They have to beep most of Soap's though because they're too explicit.

Hockey hair status: Sure it looks nice short but where's the flow!!! Natural?? Locs??? Please consider. Facial hair during the playoffs... the beard isn't up to par but the mustache is fine.

Roster pic status: smiling, manages to look hot where everyone else on the team looks like shit

WAG status: His girlfriend is hot and basically queen of the WAGs. Always in their box during games with the other girls having a fun time. They look sooo good together it's not even funny. Hosts parties at their house for the team. Their couples halloween costumes are the best!!

She's also a community activist and dropped the puck at one of their home games. Gaz, of course, took the face off. And then got down on one knee to propose to her. Obviously she said yes and the video went viral instantly.

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I do NOT consent for my works, part of my works, or my ideas to be used for ANY form of AI.

More hockey au: Ghost | Soap | Price

Note: "Chel" is an abbreviation of NHL referring to the video game. WAG stands for wife and girlfriend or the plural, used to refer to sports guy's significant others. Yes it is heteronormative.

The WAG part is absolutely welcome to be interpreted as self insert :D

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For the Hell of it 3 - Definitely Just Friends

Character: Jason Todd x civilian! Fem!oc

Rating and Warnings: G, no warnings

Word Count: 1,219

Summary: She and Jason take her dog for a walk and talk about how they're definitely not going to get into a relationship, nu-uh.

Masterlist

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The third time was on purpose. So were the fourth, and fifth. 

Jason had been messaging Andy for the last month, more than he had ever texted anyone outside of the vigilante scene since coming back from the dead.

Sometimes he met her at the college library when she had essays to write and he had case work that could be done in public and neither one wanted to be stuck at home. He made annoying orders at the cafe she worked at on weekends, and she made him terrible coffee in return. Conversation drifted from their shared tastes in books, to food, to travel, to whatever came into their heads.

It was all going well until a fear took root in Jason. 

He had no business getting into a relationship. For so many reasons. Gotham was its usual unhinged and dangerous self, and the Red Hood played a vital part in its defense. It would be irresponsible to go dragging some innocent into this life. He couldn’t. He was self aware enough to know vigilantism had made him a paranoid mess, and he wasn’t going to make that anyone else’s problem. And he’d seen how the others started taking only safe bets when they had someone to come home to. He wasn’t going to start playing it safe now, not with so many people counting on him. 

Not that he and Andy were dating. But it made him nervous when he found himself flirting, or laughing with her just a little too hard. Thinking about her in idle moments on patrol. Idle moments.. Not on patrol. 

Andy was fun. She was beautiful and thoughtful and she didn’t see a ghost when she looked at him.

He couldn’t string her along. It wasn’t fair. 

Unless of course she didn’t even want him, in which case he was making a damn fool of himself for nothing. 

They were meeting up at the dog park at Too Fucking Early o’clock. She was more fond of mornings than him. Her dog Marlow needed a walk, and they were going to stroll down to the good taco truck for lunch. That wasn’t too intimate. It was lunch, anyone could get lunch.

He got there first, wearing dark glasses and squinting resentfully at the bright winter sun that was cutting through the usual diffusing layer of smog. He casually surveyed the others walking around. Crime Alley looked better by day. He didn’t even spot many hidden weapons. There were some young kids squealing on the grass, and a few people jogging in pairs. A fair few people in different uniforms smoked under shop awnings and there was a line for the coffee truck. Poison Ivy had done some light vandalism on the park a year ago but they had it in hand now and nobody had been eaten by the bushes in months. It was downright pleasant. 

“Marlow!” Andy’s voice called. 

Jason turned and was immediately confronted with soulful black eyes in a large grey snout staring intently at him. The wiry haired dog the snout was attached to came up to Jason’s hip. His mouth split into a wide smile and he presented a hand for him to sniff. Marlow inspected his offering thoroughly. Then he presented his head for pats, bumping his face at Jason's hand.

“Who’s a good boy, hm?” Jason crouched down to rub his sides. “Ready for your walk? No, no licking my face, come on.”

“If the face isn’t for licking, why is it within licking range? Checkmate, human,” Andy said. 

Jason smiled up at her. She was dressed in activewear, red and black tights hugging her shapely legs and hips before they were hidden beneath a thick grey hoodie. Her hair was up in a high bun. She grinned back at him, as blinding as the sunlight. 

He swallowed and looked back at Marlow. He got his face licked. She laughed at him. 

He made a face and stood up. “I had no idea he was so big. Irish wolfhound, huh?”

“Yeah. I didn’t know what he was when I found him as a puppy.” They started walking together along the dirt paths. “My friend who was totally going to get into vet school any day now said he was an Irish terrier.”

Jason snorted. 

“How are things with you?” 

“Alright. Work’s keeping me busy and Mrs Nikolaou on seventh street gave me a half sheet tray of Moussaka the other day,” he said. He had told her he was a contractor in private security, which in Gotham wasn’t necessarily a criminal activity, it did not invite follow-up questions. It was easier than maintaining an elaborate string of lies, and unlike Bruce he couldn’t get away with telling everyone he got hurt playing polo. 

Andy’s eyebrows spiked. “A half-? What is it with little old ladies adopting you? Where’s my moussaka, is what I’d like to know.” 

“I guess you’re just not as cute as me.” 

“Impossible. I’m fucking adorable.” 

He opened his mouth to agree, and then thought better of it. “Marlow’s about to eat duck poo.”

“Marlow!”

They reached the taco truck, which had a line in front of it to his disappointment. It never had a line at 2AM. It smelled amazing though, and they lined up eagerly. Marlow whined very convincingly but he’d already had his lunch. 

They got their orders and sat on a low stone wall to eat. 

Strands of Andy’s hair had come loose in the wind, and were at risk of getting stuck in her taco. She kept whipping her hair to try and flick it away, since both her hands were dripping salsa. Jason reached over to brush the hair from her face. She looked up at him and blushed. He tucked the hair behind her ear and grinned at her flustered look. She elbowed him in the stomach and stole one of his corn chips. 

Then he got skittish and dedicated his attention back to his lunch. Marlow curled up at their feet, keeping a wary eye on passersby. Andy finished hers first and scrubbed at her hands with a napkin. 

She cleared her throat. “Hey.”

“What?”

A silence stretched between them. He glanced at her warily. 

“I don’t want to make things weird, but, uh. I’ve been meaning to say.” She stared at her hands in her lap. “I’m not looking for anything romantic at the moment. If that was what you were looking for. It’s not that I don’t like you, I just had a bad break up a while ago and I can’t- I’m not- um.”

Relief and crushing disappointment filled him. He chose to lean into the relief.

“I’m not looking for anything more either,” he said and bumped her shoulder.

She let out a breath of relief and looked up at him. “We can be friends, right?”

“Yeah.” He ran his hands through his hair and coughed a laugh. “I was actually trying to figure out how to ask you the same.”

“Yeah? Bad break up too?”

“Na. Just… not in the right place for it.”

Her shoulders relaxed and he did too. The distance he had been trying to maintain between them fell away. It was safe to get close to her now, because he knew it wasn’t going to lead to anything.

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Wilmer Valderrama, the 44-year-old actor best known for roles such as Fez in the sitcom “That ‘70s Show” and Special Agent Nicholas Torres on the drama series “NCIS,” has immersed himself into the activewear business.

The actor, entrepreneur, activist and fitness enthusiast has introduced a new active lifestyle brand for women and men called E.P.U., which stands for E Pluribus Unum, which is Latin for “out of many, one.”

“I Iove the fashion industry and it’s something that I really have been paying attention to, and have been so fascinated by the people who create fashion,” Valderrama said in a telephone interview Friday.

The collection features unisex T-shirts, tanks, crew neck sweaters, sweatpants and sweatshirts, along with men’s and women’s hoodies and joggers and women’s crop T-shirts and tanks.

Sizes range from XS to 2XL, with prices going from $25 to $75. The garments are crafted from 100 percent French terry cotton. The socks, duffel, unisex T-shirt, unisex, tanks, and women’s crop T-shirt are all made in the U.S., while the rest is made in Vietnam and India.

E.P.U. has forged a direct partnership with the USO (United Service Organizations) with a portion of sales benefiting their mission of strengthening the well-being of service members and their families. Valderrama, who is a global ambassador for USO, has been on more than 45 USO tours around the world and his time with the troops inspired him to give back to the men and women who serve to protect the country — and the people they leave at home.

Valderrama said he’s no stranger to the fashion industry. About 10 years ago he was involved in a casual brand for two years called Calavena, which sold in stores such as Saks, Kitson and Barneys. The brand no longer exists.

This time he decided to get into active sportswear for several reasons. First, he realized early on in his career that fitness was something that “not only helped the mental strengthening of the ups and downs of the industry,” but allowed him to look ahead to what roles I wanted to play next. “From Fez and having to transform into a person who could play a cop, it’s part of the transforming process,” he said.

In that journey, he created the hashtag #MyHouraDay, where he would do something active and share it on social media. His followers around the globe started giving their own answers such as “Going for a run,” or “Going for a Swim.”

Further, Valderrama has been inspired by athletes such as cross trainer Mat Fraser and snowboarder and skateboarder Shaun White, who are friends of his. “We’re always talking about mental strengthening, and when you’re out there trying to be number one, what is that mentality?” Valderrama said.

As a global ambassador to USO, Valderrama will bring friends along, talk to the troops and design and host big stage performances with comedians, musicians and DJs. “I’ve been to almost every base around the world. I’ve been to Iraq, Afghanistan, [South] Korea, Germany, Lithuania, you name it, I’ve been at that base,” he said. He began realizing the commonality of the military and what he loves so much.

“Part of their every day is how much they prioritize fitness. Fitness was an extension of their daily routines,” he said. He said he made it part of what he does professionally. “My workouts weren’t negotiable, they weren’t hobbies. [At] 4:30 in the morning, I get up and I’m going to the gym, and then I go to work. It’s part of my workflow. That mentality started creating this mental strengthening that I was not expecting. I always had the bug to go back to fashion. And all of a sudden, I was like, ‘What if?’”

He believed that he could take everything he learned from traveling the world with the military, and the inspiration from his athlete friends to create a brand that infused that kind of community for mental strengthening. Inspired by retro fashion from the 1950s and 1960s and Double RL hoodies and sweatpants, he felt he could create a brand that looked cool and functioned well. They designed the looks to be worn to the gym for a boxing workout or cross-fit training, as well as great travel outfits and clothes that can slip off easily for the pool.

Since today’s generation likes to discover brands on their own, he is selling E.P.U. through an online store, epuhq.com, as well as Instagram and Facebook.

One of his main objectives is to build a community. By donating part of the proceeds to USO, he’d like to be part of building USO Centers around the world and creating programs for veterans and their families. He pointed out that USO is a nonprofit and not government-supported, so it relies on donations.

“This is very much a passion project of mine, and I want to be as bold as possible in supporting these programs. And then the big thing is we build mental strengthening facilities,” he said.

Valderrama, who owns his Los Angeles-based company 100 percent, said he’d eventually like to launch accessories, socks, gloves to work out in, shoes, water-resistant products, weighted-vests and his own equipment.

Asked how he finds the time to run this business, while pursuing an acting career, he said, “There’s always time. If you have something in front of you that’s a priority, the schedule somehow molds into a place that you also have time for it. I have literally daily calls on this. We have photo shoots.…We have tons of community-building content around this,” he said.

“It’s a big undertaking, when they say cut, I start making calls,” Valderrama said. So far, he’s working with eight or nine full-time people in digital, social media and distribution.

Valderrama declined to divulge how much volume he anticipates he’ll do in the first year. “We’re hoping that we sell out very quickly and go right into the next phase. The internal testing that we’ve done has been received incredibly. People love how simple it is,” he said. He anticipates the tracksuits will be a bestseller.

The collection’s color palette is the official colors of the different branches of the military such as red and yellow for the U.S. Marines, green for the U.S. Army and blue for the U.S. Air Force.

Valderamma said he never got a chance to serve in any of these military branches since he got his first big break in TV when he was 18 years old.

He recalled that he became interested in USO years ago when he was walking through an airport and two members of the military came up to him and asked to speak to him. They said that after a long day of doing what they do, they trade “That ‘70s Show” DVDs like they’re baseball cards. “’And we laugh. It really helps and thank you,’” they told him. Valderrama immediately called his agent and said he’d like to show up at their bases. “In two seconds, they sent me out on a USO tour,” he said.

For the collection, he worked with “a design guru who helped scramble what was in his head,” and his fiancée, Amanda Pacheco, who was their fit model and gave suggestions on the women’s fit. To promote the brand, he plans community workouts to show who’s supporting the brand and what the brand is physically doing in real time.

Valderrama was born in Miami but grew up in Venezuela until the age of 13 or 14, when his family moved back to the U.S. and settled in Los Angeles. His father is Venezuelan and his mother is Colombian.

Next week, he will start taping the 22nd season of “NCIS,” which averages 6.5 million to 7 million viewers live every Monday night on Paramount+ and has about 12 million to 13 million viewers overall every week, he said. Valderrama’s next project is a “Zorro” adaptation for Disney, which is in development and he stars and serves as executive producer.

The actor has also written his first book, a memoir entitled “An American Story: Everyone’s Invited,” (HarperCollins) which will be published Sept. 17. “The memoir is a tribute to my family by bringing me to the U.S., and showing me the road and allowing me to walk it. I was able to take the American dream and make it something that belonged to my life,” he said. When he came to the U.S. at around 14 years old, he didn’t know how to speak English. “And by the age of 18, I’m booking ‘That ‘70s Show.'”

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Spring/Summer 2025: A New Era of Sustainable and Inclusive Fashion

Fashion is more than an aesthetic; it’s a mirror of societal shifts, values, and innovation. Spring/Summer 2025 trends reflect the collective call for change—embracing sustainability, inclusivity, and cutting-edge technology. This season isn’t just about what we wear but how fashion shapes our identity and our planet’s future.

1. The Rise of Upcycled Glamour

Who said sustainability can’t be chic? This season, upcycled fabrics take the spotlight. Designers are turning discarded textiles into one-of-a-kind creations that scream high fashion. From patchwork denim jackets to dresses made from repurposed lace, upcycling isn’t just eco-friendly—it’s redefining what luxury means.

By working with recycled fabric suppliers, brands are not only reducing waste but also creating collections that tell a story. Upcycled pieces have a unique charm, blending sustainability with exclusivity.

2. Digital Fashion: Dressing for the Metaverse

The lines between physical and digital worlds are blurring, and fashion is no exception. Virtual wardrobes, augmented reality (AR) try-ons, and NFT-based collections are turning heads in 2025. Imagine wearing an outfit that exists only online but is still the talk of your social feed.

Digital fashion allows brands to reduce production waste while exploring limitless creativity. By leveraging digital design services, they can craft virtual collections that resonate with tech-savvy, eco-conscious audiences.

3. Breaking Boundaries with Gender-Fluid Styles

Fashion is shedding labels and embracing freedom. Gender-fluid designs dominate this season, with unisex silhouettes, neutral palettes, and versatile cuts appealing to everyone. The era of self-expression is here, where style knows no boundaries.

Designing for inclusivity requires innovation and insight. Partnering with gender-fluid fashion consultants can help brands create collections that empower consumers to embrace their individuality.

4. Secondhand Chic: The New Cool

The thrift market is booming, and secondhand shopping is no longer niche—it’s mainstream. From vintage Levi’s to pre-loved luxury handbags, secondhand fashion merges affordability with sustainability. In Spring/Summer 2025, it’s all about mixing thrifted gems with modern staples.

Brands entering the resale market or creating thrift-inspired capsule collections are aligning with this growing demand. Sustainable business strategy services can help brands navigate this shift, offering tailored solutions for incorporating secondhand elements into their models.

5. Smart Fabrics for Smarter Living

Imagine a dress that adjusts to your body temperature or activewear that tracks your hydration levels. Smart fabrics are revolutionizing fashion, merging utility with style. This season, expect to see clothing that’s as functional as it is fashionable.

Innovation in textiles requires collaboration with tech-forward material suppliers. Brands that integrate wearable tech into their designs are not just following trends—they’re shaping the future.

Why Deepwear?

Spring/Summer 2025 is challenging brands to innovate and adapt. Deepwear stands at the intersection of creativity, sustainability, and technology, providing a range of services to help brands succeed. From sourcing sustainable materials to consulting on digital fashion trends, we ensure your collections are ahead of the curve.

Whether you’re exploring upcycled fabrics or diving into virtual fashion, Deepwear bridges the gap between visionary concepts and practical execution. Let us help you lead the fashion industry into a brighter, more responsible future.

Conclusion: Fashion’s Evolution Starts Now

Spring/Summer 2025 isn’t just a season—it’s a movement. From upcycled elegance to digital wardrobes, the trends shaping this season go beyond aesthetics, addressing the urgent need for sustainability and inclusivity. As the world changes, fashion must change with it.

Ready to make an impact? With the right strategies and partnerships, your brand can be at the forefront of this exciting transformation. Let the future inspire you.

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YRC Shares Key Insights on Starting an Activewear Clothing Line: Mastering the Basics for Success - Part 1

YRC explains the basics of launching an activewear line in MENA, highlighting unique market challenges and opportunities in UAE, Saudi Arabia, and Egypt.

Empowering Retail & E-commerce businesses worldwide.”

— Nikhil AgarwalPUNE, MAHARASHTRA, INDIA, October 5, 2024 /EINPresswire.com/ -- Driven by specific requirements of different workouts and physical activities and the need to look fashionable, activewear fashion has gained significant popularity in recent years. However, despite the common reasons explaining the growth of activewear fashion, every market presents a unique story with unique business challenges. Given the favourable demographic factors and widespread adoption of eCommerce, starting and establishing an activewear clothing line in one of the Middle East or MENA countries like the UAE, Saudi Arabia, or Egypt, has attained a challenging stature. In this media release, 𝗿𝗲𝘁𝗮𝗶𝗹 𝗮𝗻𝗱 𝗲𝗖𝗼𝗺𝗺𝗲𝗿𝗰𝗲 𝗰𝗼𝗻𝘀𝘂𝗹𝘁𝗶𝗻𝗴 brand, YourRetailCoach (YRC) sheds light on the basics of starting an activewear clothing line in the region.

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𝗕𝘂𝘀𝗶𝗻𝗲𝘀𝘀 𝗜𝗱𝗲𝗮 𝗩𝗮𝗹𝗶𝗱𝗮𝘁𝗶𝗼𝗻

An activewear business may sound attractive but as a business idea, it must go through the test of validation. Relevant questions to be asked for critical examination in this case include (but are not limited to):

· Why activewear clothing business? Is there any specific experience or expertise that gives an upper hand or is there a pre-existing presence in a similar line of business? · Does the proposed business cover any market gap? · Does the proposed business fulfil one or more voids in the customer and user journey? · What are the intended value propositions? Can such values bring brand distinction? · Who are the potential customer segments? How can they be defined? · How are the intended value propositions going to be created and delivered? · What is the sense of ease of doing business?

The answer to the above questions may help shed light on previously unrealised or undermined pros and cons associated with the business idea and market and industry conditions. One of the important outcomes of business idea validation is that it provides valuable inputs for 𝗯𝘂𝘀𝗶𝗻𝗲𝘀𝘀 𝗺𝗼𝗱𝗲𝗹 𝗱𝗲𝘃𝗲𝗹𝗼𝗽𝗺𝗲𝗻𝘁 and overall business planning.

𝗦𝗰𝗼𝗽𝗲 𝗼𝗳 𝗟𝗲𝘃𝗲𝗿𝗮𝗴𝗶𝗻𝗴 𝗮𝗻𝗱 𝗜𝗻𝘁𝗲𝗴𝗿𝗮𝘁𝗶𝗼𝗻

Having an existing edge that is relevant to the proposed enterprise could provide competitive advantages if leveraged correctly. For example, having its own commercial space that can be used as a store location saves a significant chunk of operating expenses that otherwise must be incurred. Although as per accounting principles business owners and businesses are two different entities the benefits of this saved expense are tangible. There are also plenty of examples where popular sportspersons have forayed into the realm of fashion and fitness business. Another form of having an existing edge is a prior presence in the same or a similar line of business or profession that could lead to the integration of capabilities. For instance, many retail clothing brands could be seen using their existing network of stores for new product lines. Having such a scope for leveraging and integrating capabilities serves as a strategic advantage. It reduces the operational burden and the initial costs of setting up new distribution channels from scratch.

𝗨𝗻𝗶𝗾𝘂𝗲𝗻𝗲𝘀𝘀 𝗮𝗻𝗱 𝗗𝗶𝗳𝗳𝗶𝗰𝘂𝗹𝘁𝘆 𝗼𝗳 𝗥𝗲𝗽𝗹𝗶𝗰𝗮𝘁𝗶𝗻𝗴

Even though the activewear segment might have turned competitive, there is still immense potential to come up with unique value propositions and brand positioning. Activewear is associated with the sports segment - one that has numerous categories. Each category further has different levels of expertise. For example, the needs of professionals are different from those of beginners or casual hobbyists. It creates a wide gap between needs and price points. Then there is the factor of localisation. Not all sports or sports-related activity preferences are the same everywhere. The presence of necessary infrastructure and services is another vital consideration. If cities like Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Muscat, Riyadh, Kuwait City, Doha, or Cairo (to name a few) are considered, the focus for finding unique values and brand space has to go wider and deeper. As experienced omnichannel consultants, YRC recommends that the factor of ease of replicating a value proposition (by competitors, now or in the near future) should be given due consideration.

𝗩𝗶𝘀𝗶𝗼𝗻 𝗳𝗼𝗿 𝗣𝗿𝗼𝗳𝗶𝘁𝗮𝗯𝗶𝗹𝗶𝘁𝘆

In business planning, profitability is gauged at the time of financial and commercial planning. However, much before that (even before business model development), an entrepreneur should have a clear and logical vision supporting the proposed business to be promisingly profitable or resulting easily in a surplus situation. The use of the words - promising and easily is to emphasise clarity of applied vision. If profitability looks difficult in the plain sight of expert vision, the business idea may be calling for rework. Of course, no business idea is perfect from the beginning but it must show workability in its existing form - however raw it may be. For example, if the idea is to offer jogging suits at affordable rates under a given set of demographics in a given market, there should be no doubt left unaddressed in the business concept that questions its prospects of profitability.

𝗩𝗶𝘀𝗶𝗼𝗻 𝗳𝗼𝗿 𝗚𝗿𝗼𝘄𝘁𝗵 𝗮𝗻𝗱 𝗘𝘅𝗽𝗮𝗻𝘀𝗶𝗼𝗻

Every business idea must be accompanied by potential strategies for its growth and expansion walking into the future. Fortunately, there are some time-tested strategies for striving to achieve growth and expansion in business. For example, market penetration strategy tends to be popular among experienced brands and businesses. These enterprises carry strong knowledge of their products and markets. They heighten their focus on their existing markets with existing product lines. Franchising is another powerful strategy used by reputed brands and businesses to expand in different collaborative styles.

𝗔𝗯𝗼𝘂𝘁 𝗬𝗼𝘂𝗿𝗥𝗲𝘁𝗮𝗶𝗹𝗖𝗼𝗮𝗰𝗵:

YourRetailCoach (YRC) is a boutique retail and eCommerce consulting house with over 10 years of experience in developing and delivering enterprise startup and management solutions. With a scaling international trail, YRC has served 500+ clients in more than 25 verticals with a success ratio of 95%. In activewear 𝗳𝗮𝘀𝗵𝗶𝗼𝗻 𝗯𝘂𝘀𝗶𝗻𝗲𝘀𝘀 𝗰𝗼𝗻𝘀𝘂𝗹𝘁𝗶𝗻𝗴, YRC offers planning and implementation services and solutions for business setup and growth and expansion endeavours.

For expert assistance in activewear 𝗰𝗹𝗼𝘁𝗵𝗶𝗻𝗴 𝗹𝗶𝗻𝗲 𝗯𝘂𝘀𝗶𝗻𝗲𝘀𝘀 𝘀𝗲𝘁-𝘂𝗽 ( https://www.yourretailcoach.ae/fashion-retail ), management, and expansion or to speak to one of YRC’s fashion retail business consultants and Get advise for E-commerce retail business : https://www.yourretailcoach.ae/contact-us/

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The U.S. Apparel Market: Trends, Growth, and Key Insights

The U.S. apparel market is one of the largest and most dynamic sectors in the global fashion industry. Valued at over $368 billion in 2022, this market continues to grow, driven by evolving consumer preferences, technological advancements, and an increasing focus on sustainability. This article delves into the key factors shaping the U.S. apparel market, from changing fashion trends to the rise of e-commerce.

1. Market Overview

The U.S. apparel industry is characterized by a diverse range of products, from everyday wear and activewear to luxury brands. Major players in the market include multinational retailers like Nike, Adidas, and Under Armour, as well as fast fashion giants such as H&M and Zara. In recent years, there has been a shift towards more casual, comfortable clothing as remote work and hybrid work models became the norm during and after the pandemic.

2. E-Commerce: The Game Changer

One of the most significant trends in the U.S. apparel market is the rise of online shopping. E-commerce sales now account for more than 30% of all apparel purchases in the U.S. Consumers are increasingly turning to online platforms for convenience, a wider selection of products, and personalized shopping experiences.

Brands are leveraging technology to offer enhanced customer experiences online. Virtual fitting rooms, AI-driven recommendations, and augmented reality (AR) tools have transformed how consumers interact with apparel brands. Retailers who have adopted these technologies have seen increased engagement and conversion rates.

3. Sustainability and Ethical Fashion

Sustainability has become a critical focus for both consumers and companies in the U.S. apparel market. As awareness of environmental issues grows, shoppers are demanding more eco-friendly and ethically produced clothing. This has led to a surge in demand for sustainable fabrics, second-hand clothing, and brands committed to reducing their carbon footprint.

Some companies are integrating sustainability into their business models by adopting circular fashion practices, which involve recycling and reusing materials. Brands such as Patagonia and Everlane are well-known for their commitment to ethical production and transparency in their supply chains, gaining popularity among eco-conscious consumers.

4. Athleisure: The Casual Revolution

The athleisure trend, which blurs the line between athletic wear and casual fashion, continues to dominate the U.S. market. What started as a niche category has now become mainstream, with consumers favoring versatile clothing that offers both comfort and style. The COVID-19 pandemic accelerated this shift, as people sought comfortable clothing for working from home and exercising outdoors.

Brands like Lululemon, Nike, and Adidas have capitalized on this trend, introducing collections that combine performance and fashion. The popularity of athleisure is expected to remain strong, particularly as consumers prioritize health, wellness, and comfort.

5. Fast Fashion vs. Slow Fashion

Fast fashion, which emphasizes low-cost, trendy clothing, remains a significant part of the U.S. apparel market. Retailers like Forever 21, Shein, and Fashion Nova are known for quickly bringing runway-inspired designs to consumers at affordable prices. However, fast fashion faces increasing criticism for its environmental impact and labor practices.

In response, the slow fashion movement is gaining momentum. Slow fashion promotes quality over quantity, encouraging consumers to invest in timeless, durable pieces rather than frequently buying disposable clothing. This shift reflects a broader change in consumer behavior, where shoppers are becoming more mindful of the impact their purchases have on the environment and society.

6. Luxury Fashion: Resilience Amid Challenges

Despite economic uncertainties, the luxury apparel segment in the U.S. has shown resilience. High-end brands like Gucci, Louis Vuitton, and Chanel continue to see strong demand, particularly among younger, affluent consumers. The rise of luxury resale platforms, such as The RealReal and Vestiaire Collective, has also boosted this segment, as consumers increasingly view second-hand luxury as a sustainable and cost-effective way to shop.

Moreover, digital innovation in the luxury sector has opened new avenues for growth. Virtual fashion shows, direct-to-consumer sales, and exclusive online collections have allowed luxury brands to maintain their allure while adapting to the digital age.

7. Consumer Behavior: The Rise of Personalization

Personalization is becoming a crucial factor in the success of apparel brands in the U.S. market. Consumers now expect brands to cater to their individual tastes and preferences. From personalized shopping recommendations to custom clothing options, brands are using data-driven insights to offer tailored experiences. This shift is particularly evident in the growth of direct-to-consumer (DTC) brands, which can offer unique, personalized products and build stronger relationships with their customers.

8. Challenges in the U.S. Apparel Market

While the U.S. apparel market presents many opportunities, it also faces significant challenges. Supply chain disruptions, rising production costs, and inflation have impacted both manufacturers and retailers. Additionally, the shift towards sustainability, while necessary, requires significant investment in new materials, production processes, and technologies.

Moreover, the highly competitive nature of the market means that brands must continuously innovate to stand out. With consumers having more choices than ever, maintaining brand loyalty is an ongoing challenge.

9. Future Outlook

The U.S. apparel market is poised for continued growth, driven by the increasing role of technology, sustainability, and changing consumer preferences. Brands that can successfully adapt to these trends, while offering personalized and eco-friendly products, are likely to thrive in this competitive landscape.

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Steps To Start An Activewear Brand

Find out the ten stages to launch an activewear business. To find out how simple it is to launch a line of activewear apparel.

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How To Start An Activewear Brand

Want to start your activewear brand but do not know how to begin? Well, this guide on How To Start An Activewear Brand can help!

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Different Ways To Start An Activewear Brand

Learn 10 easy steps to initiate an activewear brand with the help of a guide offered by Fitness Clothing. Everything from design and sourcing to marketing and branding is covered in this extensive book. Check out https://www.fitnessclothingmanufacturer.com/our-knowledge/how-to-start-an-activewear-brand-in-10-easy-steps/

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Women Empowerment Through Activewear: How Yoginis Activewear is Leading the Charge

In today’s world, women empowerment has become a powerful movement that touches every part of our lives — from the workplace to the gym. When we think of empowerment, it’s not just about strength in the traditional sense; it’s about confidence, comfort, and being your authentic self in every situation. This is where Yoginis Activewear comes in.

Yoginis Activewear is much more than just a brand of workout clothes; it’s a statement of empowerment for women who want to feel confident, comfortable, and stylish during their workouts and beyond.

Activewear That Empowers

What makes Yoginis Activewear stand out is its focus on blending style with purpose. The brand believes that empowerment starts from within, and what you wear can have a direct impact on how you feel. By creating activewear that is both comfortable and trendy, Yoginis encourages women to embrace their bodies and feel powerful in their skin, whether they’re lifting weights, doing yoga, or running errands.

Empowerment isn’t just about what you achieve physically — it’s about how you carry yourself, how you feel, and the confidence that comes with being comfortable in your clothes.

Comfort Meets Style

Yoginis Activewear designs clothing that works with a woman’s body. The fabrics are breathable, stretchable, and designed for all body types. Whether you’re doing a high-intensity workout or just lounging around, their pieces are made to move with you.

But here’s the best part — it’s not just about performance; style plays a huge role, too. With vibrant colors, modern cuts, and designs that reflect the beauty of diversity, Yoginis Activewear helps women express their personal style while staying active.

When women feel good about what they’re wearing, it radiates confidence. And confidence is empowering!

Celebrating All Women

At Yoginis, the mission goes beyond selling clothes. It’s about celebrating women of all shapes, sizes, and backgrounds. Inclusivity is at the heart of the brand. From petite to plus-size, Yoginis Activewear offers something for everyone. The brand encourages women to love their bodies, no matter where they are in their fitness journey.

Through their commitment to inclusivity, Yoginis sends a strong message: every woman is powerful, and every woman deserves to feel confident in her own skin.

Sustainable Fashion, Mindful Choices

Empowerment also comes from making responsible choices, and Yoginis Activewear is committed to sustainability. In a world where fast fashion can harm the environment, Yoginis takes a mindful approach by using eco-friendly materials and ethical production methods.

This empowers women to not only look and feel good but also to make a positive impact on the planet. Knowing that your activewear comes from a brand that values sustainability adds another layer of empowerment — it’s about making choices that align with your values.

The Power of a Community

Yoginis Activewear isn’t just about clothes — it’s about creating a community of empowered women who support and uplift each other. Whether through social media or fitness events, the brand encourages women to connect, share their fitness journeys, and inspire one another.

When women support women, everyone wins. This sense of community fosters empowerment beyond the individual, helping to create a collective movement where women feel strong, motivated, and unstoppable.

The Bottom Line

At the end of the day, Yoginis Activewear is more than just a clothing brand. It’s a symbol of women’s empowerment. By creating stylish, comfortable, and inclusive activewear, Yoginis encourages women to embrace their power, feel confident in their bodies, and express themselves freely.

Whether you’re hitting the gym, practicing yoga, or simply going about your day, Yoginis Activewear is there to remind you that you are strong, you are beautiful, and you are empowered.

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Transform Your Business with MACAW Activewear: A Trusted B2B Partner

In the competitive world of fitness apparel, MACAW is pioneering a movement that redefines excellence. We invite you to explore the unique business opportunities available at macawclothing.com, where high-quality activewear meets innovative business solutions. Our commitment to providing premium products is matched only by our dedication to our B2B partners.

Why Choose MACAW as Your Activewear Distributor?

MACAW understands the complexities of the activewear market. By aligning with us, you gain access to a range of products that are designed to meet the needs of a diverse clientele. From high-performance fabrics to fashion-forward designs, MACAW activewear stands out on the racks. Discover the variety and quality of our collections at macawclothing.com.

No Minimum Order Quantity - A Game Changer for Small Businesses

At MACAW, we support businesses of all sizes. Our no minimum order quantity policy allows small and medium enterprises to thrive without the pressure of large inventory requirements. This flexibility helps you manage your inventory more efficiently while still offering a variety of products to your customers. Learn more about how we support small businesses at macawclothing.com.

Sustainability: Our Commitment to the Environment

Join us in our journey towards sustainability. At MACAW, we integrate eco-friendly practices into every aspect of our business, from sourcing materials to manufacturing processes. Our dedication to the environment is not just a selling point but a core aspect of our business philosophy. To see how we're making a difference, visit macawclothing.com.

Partner with MACAW for Exclusive Benefits

As a MACAW distributor, you'll enjoy exclusive perks such as early access to new product lines, marketing support, and competitive pricing. Our partnership program is designed to help you grow your business and maximize profitability. Get all the details about partnering with us at macawclothing.com.

Get Started Today

Whether you’re looking to expand your product offerings or want to partner with a brand that supports your growth ambitions, MACAW is here to help. Visit us at macawclothing.com to get started on your journey with a reliable, forward-thinking activewear distributor.

Conclusion

MACAW is not just about activewear; it's about building successful partnerships that help businesses thrive in a competitive marketplace. We are committed to delivering quality, variety, and innovation to our partners and their customers. Explore what makes MACAW a leader in the B2B activewear sector at macawclothing.com.

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From Fashion to Fitness: How Ashley Rossi, Amaury Guichon’s Wife-to-Be, Is Redefining Activewear

Ashley Rossi, often recognized as Amaury Guichon’s girlfriend and wife-to-be, is making a significant impact in the world of fashion and fitness. While many are familiar with her relationship with the renowned pastry chef, Ashley has built a thriving career as an entrepreneur and fashion designer. She is the founder of VShred Threads, an innovative activewear brand that is redefining how women approach fitness, fashion, and wellness.

Though her relationship with Amaury Guichon has brought her into the spotlight, Ashley’s own achievements in the business world are what truly set her apart. As she continues to shape the future of activewear, Ashley Rossi is proving that she is a force to be reckoned with.

A Journey Rooted in Fashion and Entrepreneurship

Ashley Rossi’s entrepreneurial spirit was sparked at a young age. Raised in Scranton, Pennsylvania, in an Italian family deeply involved in the restaurant business, she grew up learning the value of hard work and dedication. Her family owned and operated Rossi’s Ristorante, where Ashley spent her childhood surrounded by creativity and business strategy, helping to fuel her ambitions for entrepreneurship.

Her love for fashion began early, leading her to design clothes even before she went to college. With a background in art, business, and fashion, she merged these disciplines to create a unique perspective on the fashion industry. Before launching her own brand, Ashley designed for multiple clothing lines, gaining invaluable experience that would later influence her work in activewear.

Founding VShred Threads: Where Fashion Meets Fitness

While Ashley’s love for fashion was clear, her passion for fitness also played a central role in her career. She was an award-winning athlete, breaking records in soccer and track and field during her younger years. This athletic background gave her a unique insight into what active women need when it comes to workout clothing. She realized that women’s activewear needed to be more than just stylish; it had to be functional, durable, and empowering.

In response to this need, she founded VShred Threads, a premium activewear brand designed to help women feel confident in and out of the gym. VShred Threads stands out for its meticulous attention to detail, focusing on high-performance fabrics that contour the body while offering flexibility and comfort. From bright colors to flattering silhouettes, Ashley has created a line that blends fashion-forward designs with the practicality of fitness gear.

Ashley’s vision for VShred Threads was clear from the start: "Every detail was carefully crafted to give women the confidence to step into their personal greatness." This mission is reflected in the brand’s collection, which encourages women to embrace their power, both physically and mentally.

The Role of Fitness in Ashley Rossi’s Life

While Ashley Rossi’s activewear brand has gained widespread recognition, her personal dedication to fitness has also made her a respected voice in the wellness community. As a fitness influencer, Ashley regularly shares workout routines, health tips, and motivational content on her social media platforms, inspiring her followers to take control of their health and fitness.

Ashley’s holistic approach to fitness is part of her brand’s identity. She is an advocate for wellness practices like biohacking and nutrition, and she integrates these elements into her lifestyle and business philosophy. Her passion for fitness goes beyond aesthetics—she is dedicated to promoting strength, health, and balance in all aspects of life.

This approach has earned her a loyal following, with many looking to her not only for fashion inspiration but also for advice on how to live a healthier, more balanced life. Her influence in the fitness world continues to grow, making her a powerful figure in both the fashion and wellness industries.

Love and Support: Ashley Rossi and Amaury Guichon

Ashley Rossi’s relationship with world-renowned pastry chef Amaury Guichon has drawn attention from fans and media alike. Amaury is known for his exceptional pastry skills and innovative chocolate sculptures, which have captivated millions around the world. Together, Ashley and Amaury form a power couple, with both excelling in their respective fields.

Often referred to as Amaury Guichon’s girlfriend or wife-to-be, Ashley has been a strong supporter of Amaury’s career, frequently appearing at his pastry workshops and traveling with him to various destinations. Their shared love for creativity and craftsmanship has been a common thread in their relationship, allowing them to balance their demanding careers while nurturing their personal bond.

Though rumors have swirled about Ashley becoming Amaury Guichon’s wife, the couple has kept much of their personal life private, preferring to focus on their careers and the adventures they share. Together, they enjoy traveling and experiencing new cultures, often posting snapshots of their adventures on social media. Their relationship is built on mutual respect and admiration, which has only strengthened as they’ve supported each other’s ambitions.

Redefining Activewear: The Future of VShred Threads

Ashley Rossi’s vision for VShred Threads goes beyond creating stylish workout clothes—she is redefining the entire activewear industry. As more women seek clothing that not only looks good but also performs under pressure, Ashley is leading the charge in delivering high-quality, functional pieces that empower women to feel their best.

The success of VShred Threads lies in its ability to bridge the gap between fashion and fitness. Ashley’s designs cater to women who want to feel strong and confident, whether they are lifting weights at the gym or running errands. Her focus on body-positive designs, combined with the use of cutting-edge materials, ensures that women can find comfort and support in every piece.

Looking to the future, Ashley plans to continue expanding her brand, incorporating new designs and collaborations that further push the boundaries of activewear. With her deep understanding of fitness and fashion, she is well-positioned to grow VShred Threads into a global brand that resonates with women around the world.

Conclusion

Though she is often known as Amaury Guichon’s girlfriend or wife-to-be, Ashley Rossi is much more than a companion to the famous pastry chef. She is a fashion entrepreneur, fitness influencer, and wellness advocate who is making waves in the activewear industry. Through VShred Threads, Ashley is redefining what it means to wear activewear, focusing on empowering women to look and feel their best.

As her career continues to rise, Ashley Rossi is proving that she is a trailblazer in her own right, bringing together her passions for fashion and fitness to create something truly remarkable. Whether she’s designing her next collection or inspiring women through her fitness journey, Ashley is forging her own path and shaping the future of activewear. And while fans may eagerly await the day she becomes Amaury Guichon’s wife, it’s clear that Ashley Rossi’s story is just beginning

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Ryan Bartlett: Bringing Back Comfortability, Touch of Modern Classics, and Affordability in Men’s Fashion at True Classic

Fashion has been around for a very long time now. It is an identity, a form of expression, communication, and can also boost one’s self-esteem and confidence. Over the years when focusing on the men’s fashion category, we see that the style of clothes has transitioned from a more formal, stiff, and uniform-like to a more comfortable, casual, and timeless style of wear. 

Out with the tiring stereotypical fashion style for men and bringing in fresh perspectives with more boldness, comfortable basics, simplicity, and definition, men for years have demanded clothes designed to make them feel comfortable yet empowering, like a second skin. Retaining the smart and classy look, the preference in men’s fashion and style nowadays is a more laid-back, simple, uncomplicated, classic, modern, and casual-looking style.

Despite the ever-changing fashion and apparel industry in line with the evolving consumer trends and preferences, giving men clothes that they have always wanted is what the founders of True Classic are all about. Ryan Bartlett the Co-founder and CEO of the retail and fashion apparel brand – True Classic, prioritizes men’s wants and needs and envisions an affordable men’s fashion line by designing and producing clothes that not only look good but also feel good. Therefore in this article, we will be sharing interesting insights by delving into the world of fashion, where we shall learn how Co-founder Ryan Bartlett brings back comfortability and affordability whilst combining a timeless traditional touch with modernity to men’s fashion and style today.

Breaking Stereotypes and Envisioning Simplicity in Modernity:

While wanting to retain functionality and aesthetics, Ryan Bartlett had a eureka moment when the idea of combining simplicity in modernity with a timeless traditional touch, dawned on him. In 2018, Ryan wanted to take his passion for men’s clothing and fashion and craft a brand out of it. This was the conceptual moment when the inspiration behind True Classic’s T-shirts was introduced. Ryna who is also the brand’s Chief Executive Officer set out on his journey of “helping the everyday guy look good and feel good in a t-shirt that finally fits right at an accessible price.” Therefore in 2019, Ryan joined hands and partnered up with co-founders – Nick Ventura and Matthew Winnick who shared the same vision and drive for comfortable elegance in elevating the men’s fashion category, and launched True Classic’s first-ever Crew Neck T-shirts in six colors. 

The Road Ahead and Business Expansions:

Established in Los Angeles, California, USA, True Classic skyrockets in sales making their first-ever 100 million dollar mark during 2020 – 2021. With embracing increasing momentum in sales, happy and satisfied customers, and a mission-driven employee workforce, True Classic brings out its joint creativity and uniqueness and applies it to serious business strategies to rise above its competitors in the market. Making their classic menswear clothing line affordable, the t-shirts at True Classic are also made soft, durable, comfortable, fit in all the right places, and are just what the men look for and need. In 2022, True Classic will go global in over 192 countries. The next thing on the minds of all three co-founders was a major impactful and much-needed business expansion. Therefore by introducing newer categories into the brand from featuring activewear to men’s bottoms, True Classic started garnering more attention to its brand and clothing line from even more countries across the globe. Empowering men, the brand continued head-on and opened doors to over five retail stores and later two more were added, all across the United States of America. True Classic’s 2023 vision saw itself expanding soon to include women’s essential wardrobe pieces as well as the strategic business adoption of more ‘giving back to the community’ initiatives. 

True Classic’s Charitable and Philanthropic Efforts:

With Ryan’s family coming from a military background, the co-founder and CEO is all too familiar with homeless veterans who are left behind to face the harsh world after literally serving their country with their lives. Realizing this, Ryan and his True Classic co-founders, partnered with the Tiny House Project as a start to raise awareness of the rapidly increasing homeless-veterans issues. To address this with a personal and professional passion, True Classic donates its clothes to veteran communities, homeless shelters, schools, and other local communities in need. Ryan says, “Value can come in the form of best-in-class customer service, entertaining ads that make you laugh, products that are intentionally designed to help you look better, and donating shirts at a scale to help communities in need.” Nick Ventura, the co-founder is happy to say that “….we have made good on that promise and giving back to our community is a pillar of our everyday mission.”, while Matthew Winnick adds that “I’m proud of our work with several organizations that get much-needed clothing in the hands of homeless veterans. As we scale and our donation increase, it is very rewarding to see True Classic’s social impact.”

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