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Articles in December, 1999 issue of Daily News Record

• BLUEFLY.COM BELIEVES IN BEING PREPARED; INTERNET RETAILER IMPROVES REVENUES BY FINDING TECHNOLOGY THAT HELPS FULFILL ORDERS.(Statistical Data Included)
  by Hickins, Michael
• MODERN MODE.(Brief Article)
• OLD FOE OF WTO CHARGES TEXTILE INDUSTRY HAS CONCEDED DEFEAT; MILLIKEN: TEXTILE INDUSTRY MORTGAGED FOR AGRICULTURAL AND INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY INTERESTS.(World Trade Organization)(Industry Overview)
  by Maycumber, S. Gray
• LANDS' END SEEKS THE PERFECT FIT; TECHNOLOGY HELPS COMPANY ACHIEVE CONSISTENCY BETWEEN SUPPLIERS.(Brief Article)
  by HICKINS, MICHAEL
• WHO'S WHO 2000; IN THE MEN'S AND BOYS' WEAR INDUSTRY.(Illustration)(Statistical Data Included)
• DILLARD'S TO LAUNCH CREMIEUX LABEL EXCLUSIVELY IN UNITED STATES; CLOTHING WILL GO TO 200 DOORS, SPORTSWEAR TO 46, FOR SPRING.
  by WEISMAN, KATHERINE
• WILL '99 BE THE END OF TEXTILE MACHINERY WOES? LOOKING AHEAD TO NEXT YEAR, MOST COMPANIES SEE LITTLE IMPROVEMENT.(Statistical Data Included)
  by Lloyd, Brenda
• STAGE II BACK IN BLACK IN 3D QUARTER.(Stage II Apparel Corp.'s financial results for third quarter of 1999)(Brief Article)(Statistical Data Included)
• THE ZENNER OF ATTENTION; THE CAREER OF MARKETING PRO HOWARD ZENNER OF HICKEY-FREEMAN PROFILES THE CLOTHING BUSINESS.(Statistical Data Included)
  by Gellers, Stan
• [6] WHO'S WHO 2000; IN THE MEN'S AND BOYS' WEAR INDUSTRY.(directory)
• RELOCATION, RELOCATION, RELOCATION; A NEW PARADIGM FOR CONDUCTING BUSINESS MEANS NEW YORK'S CLUSTERS OF MEN'S WEAR COMPANIES ARE BEING RELOCATED AND REDEFINED.
  by Brodsky, Renatt
• MIXED OUTLOOK FOR APPAREL MAKERS IN 2000; TOP COMPANIES SHOULD STILL FARE WELL, WHILE INCREASED COMPETITION MAY HURT SECOND-TIER BRANDS.
  by Cunningham, Thomas
• KANI TO SHOW AT 7TH ON SIXTH.(Karl Kani)(Brief Article)
  by ROMERO, ELENA
• DEFINING MODERN FOR THE MOMENT; SOUTHWICK, ABBOUD, BURBERRY, HART SCHAFFNER & MARX AMONG THOSE INTRODUCING NEW LABELS TO CAPTURE YOUNGER CUSTOMERS.
  by Gellers, Stan
• FEDERATED LETS JOB SEEKERS DO THE SCREENING; FULL-MOTION VIDEO SITE FEATURING TOP EXECS ELICITS 700 RESUMES IN TWO-MONTH PERIOD.(Brief Article)(Statistical Data Included)
  by Power, Denise
• POTENTIAL BIDDER FUELS MARKS & SPENCER TAKEOVER RUMORS.
  by Fallon, James
• SOPHISTICATED AND SUBDUED SHIRTINGS.(Brief Article)
  by STUART, FRANK
• FIGHTING CASUAL FRIDAY, GRASSROOTS MOVEMENT CREATES DRESS-UP THURSDAY; LOCAL RETAILERS WOULD ESPOUSE LINK BETWEEN DRESS AND PRODUCTIVITY.(Brief Article)
  by LOHRER, ROBERT
• THERE'S SOME THONG ABOUT MACY; A THONG WALL FOR MEN LIGHTS UP BOTH A NEW FURNISHINGS AREA AND THE CASH REGISTER AT MACY'S HERALD SQUARE.(thong display attracts customers)(Brief Article)
  by Brodsky, Renatt
• CELANESE TO SHUT PLANT, CUT 445 JOBS; DECISION INDICATES FINAL RESTRUCTURING OF ACETATE FILAMENT BUSINESS.(Brief Article)
  by MALONE, SCOTT
• EXPANSIVE TASTE; YOU KNOW THE BRANDS BUT NOW THERE'S MORE TO THEIR STORY. A HANDFUL OF ESTABLISHED MEN'S WEAR NAMES HAVE BRANCHED OUT FOR FALL, EXPANDING BEYOND THEIR TRADITIONAL CLASSIFICATIONS AND LAUNCHING NEW GROUPINGS FOR A MORE FASHION-CONSCIOUS CUS
  by BOYE, BRIAN
• [2] WHO'S WHO 2000; IN THE MEN'S AND BOYS' WEAR INDUSTRY.
• PITTI UOMO TO SHOWCASE UNUSUAL MIX OF TRADITIONAL AND AVANT GARDE; JOHN BARTLETT, NEIL BARRETT AND A DESIGNER FOR THE HOMELESS ARE FEATURED ATTRACTIONS.
  by LOHRER, ROBERT
• NEW EXHIBITORS, STRONG FASHION SHOW HIGHLIGHT MODE HOMME.
  by Dunn, Brian
• FORMER PACSUN EXEC SAYRE NAMED MR. RAGS PRESIDENT.
  by CUNNINGHAM, THOMAS
• WARNACO WARNS OF LOWER EARNINGS IN 1999; FIRM HURT BY LOSS OF SEVERAL RETAIL ACCOUNTS, WEAKNESS IN CALVIN KLEIN JUNIOR JEANS.(Brief Article)
  by Kletter, Melanie; Ryan, Thomas J.
• DEFYING EXPECTATIONS; BABIES -- JUST ARRIVED AND ON THE WAY -- WERE THE CENTER OF ATTENTION AT THE UJA SPIRIT OF MUSIC AWARDS.(Brief Article)
  by Romero, Elena
• COVER POLITICS; PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATES MAY MAKE GREAT COPY, BUT EDITORS SAY THEY'RE LOUSY COVER BOYS.
  by Mui, Nelson
• G-III REPORTS 56.3% GAIN IN 3D-QTR. EARNINGS; OUTERWEAR COMPANY REPORTS STRENGTH IN BOTH LICENSED AND NON-LICENSED BUSINESS.(Brief Article)
• HUE GOT THE TIME; COLORFUL BANDS AND DIALS ARE THE IDEAS TO WORK WITH IN THE MARKET.(watches)
  by BRODSKY, RENATT
• VALUE CITY POSTS 92.5% GAIN IN 3D QTR.(Brief Article)
• ULTIMO TO SELL FOUR STORES TO JIL SANDER AMERICA.(Brief Article)(Statistical Data Included)
  by BRUMBACK, NANCY
• MEN'S HEALTH TO LAUNCH TEEN VERSION.
  by MUI, NELSON
• YARN SPINNERS' SALES UP, PROFITS NOT; OPEN-END CONTINUES TO BE IMPACTED BY RING-SPUN POPULARITY.
  by Lloyd, Brenda
• FINISH LINE RACES TO GROW YOUNG MEN'S MARKET; INDIANAPOLIS-BASED SPORTING GOODS CHAIN FINDS SUCCESS WITH URBAN BRANDS.(Brief Article)(Statistical Data Included)
  by Romero, Elena
• HATS OFF TO BRITAIN'S GREATS; KATHARINE HAMNETT TO LAUNCH KANGOL'S UPSCALE, BRITISH-ONLY HAT LINE.
  by Brodsky, Renatt; MCKINNEY, Contribution by MELONEE
• GUCCI 3D-QUARTER NET JUMPS ON RECORD SALES; LEATHER GOODS BUSINESS REBOUNDS; U.S., ASIA AND EUROPEAN MARKETS IMPROVE.
  by CONTI, SAMANTHA
• METTLER SEEKING TO BE TOP MERCHANT AT MACY'S WEST; FORMER SEARS EXEC REPORTEDLY TRYING TO BREAK NON-COMPETE AGREEMENT.
  by MOIN, DAVID
• SEEKING CLOSURE, 1999; MAXIM AND ESPN THE MAGAZINE MAKE GAINS BUT MARKETERS NOW HAVE A RANGE OF OPTIONS FOR THEIR AD DOLLARS.
  by Mui, Nelson
• MAKING THE CUT; MEXICAN APPAREL FIRM AUTOMATES ITS CUTTING ROOM ON ROAD TO PRODUCTIVITY IMPROVEMENTS.(Qualytel)(Brief Article)
• RETAILERS RELISH RESULTS OF STELLAR HOLIDAY SEASON; MEN'S FORMALWEAR, LUXURY GOODS AMONG TOP SELLERS FOR CHRISTMAS '99.(Brief Article)
• RETAILERS RELISH RESULTS OF STELLAR HOLIDAY SEASON; MEN'S FORMALWEAR, LUXURY GOODS AMONG TOP SELLERS FOR CHRISTMAS '99.(Brief Article)
  by BRUMBACK, NANCY; COURTAY, ROMY de; LLOYD, BRENDA; PALMIERI, JEAN E.; VARGO, JULIE
• THE BEST AND WORST OF 1999.(Brief Article)
• NAVIGATING THE NEW ECONOMY.(Brief Article)
  by LOHRER, ROBERT
• WHO'S WHO 2000; IN THE MEN'S AND BOYS' WEAR INDUSTRY.(Directory)
• JORDAN, ELWAY AND GRETZKY TEAM UP ON NEW WEB SITE.(Brief Article)(Statistical Data Included)
  by McKINNEY, MELONEE
• COLOR ON A COMEBACK AT EXPOFIL YARN FAIR; LUXURY YARNS GAIN INTEREST, AS U.S. ATTENDANCE IS UP AT TWICE-YEARLY FAIR.
• FASHION TO THE RESCUE.(Brief Article)(Statistical Data Included)
• NORTH FACE TO MOVE BACK TO CALIFORNIA.
  by CUNNINGHAM, THOMAS
• A GRAND NIGHT FOR THE ESPYS; ESPN'S ANNUAL AWARD SHOW TO HEAD TO VEGAS AND COINCIDE WITH MAGIC.
  by Dodd, Annmarie
• OLD NAVY PLANNING CANADIAN EXPANSION.(Brief Article)(Statistical Data Included)
  by KLETTER, MELANIE
• NEW MODERNISTS.(Brief Article)
  by BOYE, BRIAN
• TWO MAJOR ACRYLIC YARN SPINNERS TO RAISE PRICES.
  by MAYCUMBER, S. GRAY
• THE FUTURE OF FASHION IS FRENCH; NEW CROP OF MEN'S DESIGNERS ARE PUMPING UP PARIS WITH INNOVATION.
  by Courtay, Romy de
• D'AMICO TO SUSPEND PRODUCTION OF SIGNATURE LINE; DESIGNER'S UNHAPPINESS WITH ITALIAN LICENSEES LEAD TO TEMPORARY SHUTDOWN.
  by Conti, Samantha
• SHIP SHAPE.
• TULTEX FILES FOR CHAPTER 11, CLOSES SIX PLANTS; TROUBLED TEXTILE COMPANY ELIMINATES 2,600 JOBS IN QUEST TO REMAIN AFLOAT.(Statistical Data Included)
  by Young, Vicki
• [4] WHO'S WHO 2000; IN THE MEN'S AND BOYS' WEAR INDUSTRY.(directory)
• ALL ABOUT EVE; MEN'S WEAR EXECUTIVES RING IN THE YEAR, THE CENTURY AND THE MILLENNIUM IN A THOUSAND DIFFERENT WAYS.(Brief Article)
• ACORDIS FIBERS SOLD TO LONDON-BASED CONSORTIUM; MOVE TAKES AKZO NOBEL OUT OF THE MAN-MADE FIBER BUSINESS.
  by Fallon, James
• RIOTS FORCE MARIO'S, BUTCH BLUM TO CLOSE.
  by McKINNEY, MELONEE
• DECEMBER.
• COLLAPSE OF WTO TALKS LEAVES KEY TRADE ISSUES IN LIMBO; RETAILERS AND IMPORTERS EXPRESS FEAR OF A NEW ROUND OF PROTECTIONISM.
  by OSTROFF, JIM
• SCHOTT BROS. TO DEBUT SPORTSWEAR LINE FOR FALL '00.(Buyers Guide)
• CORRECTION.
• TOMMY HILFIGER LAUNCHES WEB SITE.(Brief Article)(Statistical Data Included)
  by McKINNEY, MELONEE
• KOSA TO PRODUCE NEW STRETCH POLYESTER; NEW FIBER IS PART OF A $135 MILLION INVESTMENT PROGRAM BY TEXTILE MANUFACTURER.
  by Maycumber, S. Gray
• FALL'S BEST SELLERS REVEAL A RETURN TO DRESSING UP; DESIGNERS CUSTOMERS ARE DONNING DRESSIER LOOKS, FLOCKING TO FASHION OUTERWEAR AND LAPPING UP ALL THINGS LUXURIOUS.(Brief Article)(Statistical Data Included)
  by Mui, Nelson
• CAUSE FOR CELEBRATION; REST, HUMBUG! NOT DURING DECEMBER'S WILDEST WEEK OF PARTIES.
  by DODD, ANNMARIE; GELLERS, STAN; Lipton, Brian Scott; MUI, NELSON
• L.A. DESIGNER JAMES SOWINS LOSES BACKING.(Brief Article)
  by COURTAY, ROMY de
• THINKING MODERN THE CANADIAN WAY; CLOTHING, TROUSERS AND TOPCOATS GET A MAJOR FACELIFT WITH TRIMMER SILHOUETTES, HIPPER DETAILS AND TECHNO FABRICS.
  by Gellers, Stan
• NORTHERN UNDEREXPOSURE; EVEN WITH EXCHANGE-RATE ADVANTAGES, DESIGN-DRIVEN CANADIAN SPORTSWEAR COMPANIES REMAIN UNHERALDED.
  by Mui, Nelson
• FTL STOCK FALLS PRECIPITOUSLY ON BANKRUPTCY RUMORS; SHARES DIVE 57.1% ON REPORT THAT ACTIVEWEAR MAKER IS NEGOTIATING DIP FINANCING STOCK FALLS PRECIPITOUSLY ON BANKRUPTCY RUMORS.(Brief Article)
• NOTHIN' BUT NATTY NBA HALL OF FAMER AND FORMER NEW YORK KNICK WALT FRAZIER IS STILL A CLYDE-OSCOPE OF STYLE.
  by Dodd, Annamarie
• MILAN MEN'S WEAR SCHEDULE, JAN. 7-12, 2000.
• YMA TO HONOR STOCK, COMPTON AND WARLICK AT AMYS; DINNER WILL BE HELD ON SATURDAY, JAN. 15, AT HILTON NEW YORK & TOWERS.
• WHO'S WHO 2000; IN THE MEN'S AND BOYS' WEAR INDUSTRY.
• COLOGNE'S MEGASHOW EXPANDS FLOOR SPACE.
• JOS. A BANK POSTS 9% SALES GAIN IN NOVEMBER.(Statistical Data Included)
• FALL SPORT COATS: SOFT, SOFTER, SOFTEST; THEY RANGE FROM ULTRA-SOFT REGULAR MAKES TO FRENCH-FACED AND TOTALLY UNLINED JACKETS.(Brief Article)
  by Gellers, Stan

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