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Articles in April, 2001 issue of Daily News Record

• BRIEFS.
• REREADING THC CLASSICS WITH A NEW BEAT; AFTER A FEW YEARS OF SOFT "EVERYTHING," THE BUZZ IS ABOUT STRONG SHOULDERS AND STRUCTURED SUITS.
  by Gellers, Stan
• CFDA NAMES NOMINEES; RICHARD EDWARDS, JACOBS AND VARVATOS COMPETE FOR MEN'S WEAR HONORS.
  by Dodd, Annmarie
• VALUEVISION'S URGE TO CONVERGE.
  by Barth, Brad
• ECKO HELPS STUDENTS FIND THEIR DIRECTIONS.
  by Romero, Elena
• BRIEFS.
  by ELLIS, KRISTI; KARR, ARNOLD J.
• ITALIAN FAMILY TRADITION WEAVES CLASSIC FABRICS; LARGE AND SMALL MILLS CREATE THEIR OWN ROLES IN THE WORLD OF FINE MEN'S FABRICS.
  by Macchioni, Phyllis
• RUSSELL PROFITS JUMP ALMOST FIVEFOLD IN QTR. BRANDED COMPANY TO CONTINUE INCREASED MARKETING EFFORTS, PRODUCT DIVERSIFICATION.
  by LLOYD, BRENDA; WEITZMAN, JENNIFER
• PERRY ELLIS GETS THE HANG OF IT; SALANT WILL ATTACH DRESSING GUIDE AS HANGTAG TO ALL COLLECTION PIECES THIS SUMMER.
  by Dodd, Annmarie
• THE NEW TASTEMAKERS; IT'S NOT ABOUT LATCHING ON TO THE LATEST TREND. IT'S ABOUT EXPRESSING A HIGHLY INDIVIDUAL STYLE. HERE ARE 50 PEOPLE, PLACES AND THINGS THAT ARE POINTING THEIR OWN WAY AND REDEFINING TASTES IN EVERY CULTURAL SECTOR -- FROM PUBLISHING A
  by ASKIN, ELLEN; COLAVITA, COURTNEY; CUNNINGHAM, THOMAS; DODD, ANNMARIE; GELLERS, STAN; LIPTON, BRIAN SCOTT; ROMERO, ELENA
• COMMODITY FABRIC PRICES FALL BELOW VARIABLE COSTS.
  by Jenkins, Harry
• MEN'S APPAREL PRICES DIP IN MARCH; NECKWEAR, HOWEVER, POSTS MONTHLY PRICE INCREASE OF 2.6%.
• RIETER ACQUIRES GERMAN TEXTILE MACHINERY FIRM.
• FOLLOW THE LEADER; THE TRICKLE-DOWN EFFECT MAY TURN THE TRICK AS MANAGEMENT STARTS TO WEAR SUITS AGAIN.
  by Gellers, Stan
• BRIEFS.
  by DODD, ANNMARIE
• DONNA KARAN TO REMAIN BASED IN N.Y. REPORTS THAT DESIGNER WILL RELOCATE TO EUROPE WERE GREATLY EXAGGERATED.
  by GELLERS, Contribution by STAN; Wilson, Eric
• SAME-STORES DECLINE FOR MOST RETAILERS IN MARCH; SEARS, SAKS AND NEIMAN MARCUS ALL WARN OF LOWER FIRST QUARTERS.
  by Lipke, David; Weitzman, Jennifer
• LONDON FOG EMERGES FROM CHAPTER 11; STREAMLINED FIRM SHUTTERED OVER 100 RETAIL STORES.
  by YOUNG, VICKI M.
• OH, WHAT A KNIGHT.
• STAGE STORES FILES REORGANIZATION PLAN.
• TRENCH LORE FARE.
  by Dodd, Annmarie
• AAPN TO INCLUDE CBI, MEXICAN MANUFACTURERS.
  by LLOYD, BRENDA
• TOMMY HILFIGER MAY FACE TOUGH TIMES AHEAD; RAPID STORE EXPANSION, DEPARTMENT STORE WEAKNESS THREATEN BUSINESS, SAY ANALYSTS.
  by Young, Vicki M.
• MILLS TAKE HOLIDAY CUTBACKS TO CONTROL INVENTORIES.
  by Jenkins, Harry
• A DREAM ENDING FOR ZEGNA AND VOGUE.
  by COURTAY, ROMY de
• BRIEFS.
• NARDOZA ELEVATED TO ASSOCIATE EDITORIAL DIRECTOR.
• [0] BRIEFS.
  by CUNNINGHAM, THOMAS; GREENE, JOSH
• SALES RISE BUT PROFITS FALL FOR PUBLIC RETAILERS.
  by CLARK, EVAN
• NEIMAN'S PREDICTS FALL IN THIRD-QUARTER PROFITS; DALLAS-BASED RETAILER ALSO REPORTED A DROP OF 4.7% IN MARCH COMPS.
  by Weitzman, Jennifer
• BRIEFS.
• APPAREL, TEXTILE EMPLOYMENT FALLS IN MARCH; MILLS LOSE 3,000 WORKERS, WHILE 4,000 JOBS ARE LOST IN MANUFACTURING.
  by Ellis, Kristi
• SHORTS SEASON CUT SHORT BY WEATHER WOES; MONTHLONG DELAY IN BUYING BY NORTHERN STORES EXPECTED TO RESULT IN MARKET BARGAINS.
  by Gellers, Stan
• COMPANIES STILL GRAPPLING WITH COMPLICATED CBI BILL; FIRST-TIME SUMMIT BRINGS MANUFACTURERS AND TEXTILE COMPANIES TOGETHER.
  by Lloyd, Brenda
• ALL WINDOWS LEAD TO ROME.
  by GREENE, JOSHUA
• HARTMARX TO OPEN TED BAKER SHOPS IN BLOOMINGDALE'S; THREE IN-STORE SHOPS ARE EXPECTED TO BE OPEN BY THE END OF THE YEAR.
  by BRUMBACK, NANCY
• WEATHER PROBLEMS NOT DIMMING FALL OUTLOOK; JOBBERS APPLAUD TIMING OF OFF-PRICE SHOW TO UNLOAD SPRING/SUMMER INVENTORIES.
  by Gellers, Stan
• BRIEFS.
  by MONGET, KARYN; YOUNG, VICKI M.
• NAUTICA NET SOARS 29.9% IN 4TH QTR. LONG-TERM GOAL FOR NEWEST BRAND, EARL JEANS, IS TO ADD MEN'S.
  by MOIN, DAVID; YOUNG, VICKI M.
• BURLINGTON STILL IN RED IN PERIOD; BUT DENIM DIVISION, PERFORMANCEWEAR WERE BRIGHT SPOTS.
  by LIPKE, DAVID
• BRIEFS.
  by LIPKE, DAVID
• MEN'S APPAREL PRICES FALL MODESTLY IN MARCH; DROP OF 0.6 PERCENT MARKS FOURTH CONSECUTIVE MONTHLY DECLINE.
  by Ellis, Kristi
• BRIEFS.
• YARN MARKET SEES PRICES RISE AMID MILL CLOSINGS; ADDITIONAL BANKRUPTCIES AND CLOSINGS EXPECTED BEFORE TURNAROUND IS POSSIBLE.
  by Lloyd, Brenda
• BRIEFS.
  by HAGOPIAN, ARTHUR; LLOYD, BRENDA
• BANANA REPUBLIC NAMES MUTO PRESIDENT.
• YOU CAN'T SPELL ADVENTURE WITHOUT AD; TIMBERLAND DEVISES PROMOTIONAL CAMPAIGN FOR DISCOVERY CHANNEL MINISERIES.
  by Lipton, Brian Scott
• LUXLOOK MAY BE UP FOR SALE.
  by SECKLER, VALERIE
• WARNACO STOCK FALLS TO 52-WEEK LOW.
  by Young, Vicki M.
• B MOVIES.
  by GREENE, JOSHUA
• ARMANI PROFITS RISE 11% IN YEAR; COMPANY TO EXPAND VESTIMENTA, COLLEZIONI LINES, EXPAND RETAIL NETWORK THIS YEAR.
  by CONTI, SAMANTHA
• AND JUSTICE FOR ALL.
  by PALMIERI, JEAN E.
• REFLECTIONS OF STYLE.
• FACTORY 2-U HAS TOUGH FIRST QUARTER; OFF-PRICER'S COMPS DOWN 3.4% IN FIVE WEEKS; COMPANY PROJECTS LOSS IN PERIOD.
  by Lipke, David
• CBI SOCK BILL SPARKING CONTROVERSY.
  by RAMEY, JOANNA
• SULZER TEXTIL NAMES BOLLETER CEO.
• NEAT SOCK, LESS SEX; IKEA STUDY SAYS ORGANIZING ONE'S CLOTHES MAY NOT BE GOOD FOR THE MARRIED MAN.
  by Dodd, Annmarie
• BRIEFS.
• ABBOUD FINDS PRICE IS RIGHT.
• FEDERATED'S JOHN FOWLER LEAVES FIRM; VICE-PRESIDENT OF MEN'S FASHION WILL SEEK TO UTILIZE SKILLS IN PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT.
  by GELLERS, Contribution by STAN; PALMIERI, JEAN E.
• FOSSIL GOES TO O-TOWN; WATCH/APPAREL MAKER SIGNS TELEVISION-CREATED BAND AS SPOKESPERSONS.
  by Askin, Ellen
• RANDA SET TO ACQUIRE HUMPHREYS; CHICAGO-BASED SMALL LEATHER GOODS FIRM FILED CHAPTER 11 ON TUESDAY.
  by Askin, Ellen
• ALL DUPONT FIBER EARNINGS DOWN; NYLON SHOWS LOSS; SPECIALTY FIBERS, POLYESTER ALSO DROP IN 1ST QUARTER.
  by Maycumber, S. Gary
• ARMANI'S ARMADA IN SOHO; THIRD EMPORIO ARMANI OPENING IN DOWNTOWN MANHATTAN.
  by Ozzard, Janet
• SEARS TAKES HARD LOOK AT SOFT SIDE; AT SAME TIME, RETAILER REPORTS 25% DECLINE IN FIRST-QUARTER PROFITS.
  by Clark, Evan
• KENNETH COLE POSTS $4.6M NET IN 1ST QTR. SPORTSWEAR COMPANY'S INCOME DROPS FROM PREVIOUS YEAR, BUT IT EXPECTS ROSIER SECOND HALF.
  by Young, Vicki M.
• DUPONT FIBERS: TOUGH TIMES BRING BIG CHANGES; NEW MARKETING PHILOSOPHY MAY BRING MORE OUTSOURCING OF FIBERS AND TECHNOLOGY.
  by Maycumber, S. Gray
• RUSSSELL ATHLETIC GROOMS ITS EAGLE LOGO.
  by Lloyd, Brenda
• FEDERATED TO REQUIRE ANTI-THEFT LABELS; LOGISTICS EXECUTIVE SAYS THEFT LOSSES WILL RISE WITHOUT SOURCE TAGGING.
  by Fleischer, Jo
• BERT GEORGE (B.G) COX DEAD AT 80; SERVICES WILL BE HELD FRIDAY FOR FORMER CHAIRMAN OF JOSEPH & FEISS CO.
• OFF FIFTH, LAST CALL TO ANCHOR COLORADO MILLS.
  by WRIGHT, HASSELL BRADLEY
• BRIEFS.
• AGNONA LOOKING TO RETAIL TO DOUBLE SALES; ITALIAN LUXURY BRAND TO OPEN FREESTANDING STORES, EXPAND NUMBER OF IN-STORE SHOPS.
  by Fallon, James
• THE BEST JEANS IN RE-CREATION; LEVI'S VINTAGE CLOTHING METICULOUSLY RECONSTRUCTS THE EVOLUTION OF THE 501.
  by Cunningham, Thomas; SHAIN, LINDSAY
• PACSUN TO BOOST DENIM OFFERING FOR B-T-S; CEO TELLS BANC OF AMERICA CONFERENCE THAT FABRIC WILL REPRESENT 60% OF BOTTOMS MIX.
  by Clark, Evan; WEITZMAN, JENNIFER; WILSON, ERIC
• A SIN-SATIONAL OPPORTUNITY; MANHATTAN FILE OFFSHOOT VEGAS FILE TO REACH UPSCALE TRAVELERS.
  by Lipton, Brian Scott
• CLARIFICATION.
• BRIEFS.
  by CLARK, EVAN; Maycumber, S. Gary
• LANDS' END REMAINS COMMITTED TO MEN'S; CATALOGER WILL REPLACE FRANZ WEIGLEIN WHO WILL BECOME PRESIDENT OF BLOOMINGDALE'S DIRECT.
  by BRUMBACK, NANCY; MOIN, DAVID
• HUMBLE HEROES.
  by Lipton, Brian Scott

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