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The Next Wave of DTC Acquisitions

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WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW TODAY: MONDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 2022 DTC brands don't need to be profitable to attract a buyer in today's rocky market, but they must at least demonstrate they can run a tight ship, experts say. Fashion's ability to achieve its climate targets still rests on "a leap of faith." Qatar's fashion retail sector is set to benefit from the World Cup but risks remain. Results from major US retailers this week should provide clarity about how fashion can weather the economic downturn. BoF Professional analysis now unlocked for non-members: Inside China's Burgeoning Streetwear Scene.

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DIRECT-TO-CONSUMER The Next Wave of DTC Acquisitions By Malique Morris

As the economy weakens and funding dries up, more digital upstarts will face pressure to sell. They'll have no trouble finding buyers — if they can prove they're more than just another money-losing start-up. READ MORE

GLOBAL MARKETS Examining Qatar's Fashion Hub Ambitions By Grace Gordon

Doha has attracted major fashion retail investment ahead of this month's FIFA World Cup but the Qatari capital's ability to attract overseas shoppers long-term remains uncertain. READ MORE

SUSTAINABILITY Fashion's Shaky Climate Commitments By Sarah Kent

At the UN's COP27 summit, fashion's chances of achieving lofty climate targets still rest on 'a leap of faith,' with the industry just starting to lay the basic foundations required to deliver. READ MORE

RETAIL What to Watch From This Week's Retail Earnings Grab Bag By Brian Baskin Results from a wide variety of retailers will offer clarity about the health of the fashion industry and the wider economy. That, plus what else to expect in the coming week. READ MORE

CHINA Inside China's Burgeoning Streetwear Scene By Daniel-Yaw Miller The country's streetwear market is heating up, attracting both global consumers and major brand collaborations. READ MORE

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