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Articles in September, 2001 issue of Daily News Record

• BUYERS SEEK HOT INNOVATIONS AT A SLUGGISH MAGIC.
  by PALMIERI, JEAN E.
• WHAT'S SELLING.
• SHEPARD CLOTHING FILES CHAPTER 11.
• RHAPSODY IN BLUE.
• LOSS GROWS AT JACOBSON STORES.
  by LIPKE, DAVID
• NEW YORK MEN'S COLLECTIONS.
• CORRECTIONS.
• SWING SHIFT; WHILE RETAILERS TAKE A CAUTIOUS APPROACH TO SPRING, FASHION AND NEW FABRICS SIGNAL NEW DIRECTIONS FOR GOLF.
  by Gellers, Stan
• DID I REALLY SAY THAT?
  by Gellers, Stan
• ENK BRINGS FASHION TO THE PGA SHOW.
  by CUNNINGHAM, THOMAS
• MILLS BRACE FOR DEFENSE BUILDUP.
  by MAYCUMBER, S. GRAY
• WHAT'S SELLING.
• ALMOST FAMOUS; FOUR RISING STARS REVISIT THE ELEMENTS OF STYLE.
• SPORTS AUTHORITY NET OFF IN 2ND QUARTER.
• STEEL HEDDLE FILES FOR CHAPTER 11; MACHINERY COMPANY WILL SELL ITS TEXTILE BUSINESS.
  by LLOYD, BRENDA
• NEWS IN BRIEF.
• THE EAGLE HAS EXPANDED; AMERICAN EAGLE, ON AN EXPANSION DRIVE WITH ITS AEO AND BLUENOTES UNITS, SPREADS ITS WINGS IN CANADA.
  by PALMIERI, JEAN E.
• FINANCIAL MARKETS SET TO REOPEN TODAY; EARLY RETAIL REACTION TO DISASTER NOT TOO SEVERE, IMPACT MAY BE FELT LATER.
  by CLARK, EVAN; LIPKE, DAVID
• INSIDE THE SOUTHPARK FLAGSHIP.
  by Lloyd, Brenda
• BELK TIGHTENING; WHILE MAINTAINING ITS LOW PROFILE, BELK STREAMLINES OPERATIONS TO GIVE ITS STORES A COMPETITIVE EDGE.
  by Lloyd, Brenda
• DO DO'S AND DON'TS.
  by SEXTON, LUCY
• MAGNETIC ATTRACTION.
• THE BEST PLACES TO SHOP; TEN OUTSTANDING STORES THAT TRULY CATER TO YOUR EVERY WHIM.
  by Gellers, Stan
• FEEL THE MAGIC.
  by DONNELLY, RICH; ROMERO, ELENA
• ADVERSITY SPURS INNOVATION -- JUST IN TIME; UNDER THE MOST CHALLENGING MARKET CONDITIONS, SOME OF THE MOST CREATIVE APPAREL FIBER DEVELOPMENTS OFTEN EMERGE. THINK OF IT AS A DEFENSIVE OFFENSIVE.
  by Maycumber, S. Gray
• SLUGGISH ECONOMY CRIMPS BOBBIN WORLD ATTENDANCE; NEW PRODUCTS KEYED IN ON TIME AND COST SAVINGS.
  by LLOYD, BRENDA
• OFF-PRICE BUYERS FOCUS ON FILL-INS; TRAFFIC AND BOOKINGS AT MAGIC AND O-P SHOWS REFLECT TOUGH CLIMATE.
  by Gellers, Stan
• BALANCE SHEET; WINNERS AND LOSERS ON THE FISCAL BATTLEFIELD.
  by KARR, ARNOLD J.
• HARTMARX TO HAYS: IT'S OVER; BUT HAYS'S LINCOLN CO. INSISTS IT "WILL NOT BE DETERRED" FROM PURSUIT.
  by Karr, Arnold J.
• P-VH SETS ITS SIGHTS ON SPORTSWEAR LABELS; AT GOLDMAN SACHS CONFERENCE, P-VH HINTS AT FUTURE ACQUISITIONS; KOHL'S EMPHASIZES BRANDS.
  by CLARK, EVAN; PALMIERI, JEAN E.
• BILLABONG TO OPEN U.S. RETAIL STORES.
  by BERMUDEZ, ANDREA
• DESIGNERS STILL DIG DENIM; THE PASSION FOR JEANS JUST WON'T FADE AWAY.
  by CUNNINGHAM, THOMAS; GREENE, JOSHUA
• NEWS IN BRIEF.
• NOT READY FOR PRIME TIME.
  by Kelly, Clinton
• BEST IN SHOE.
• CARREFOUR NET UP 6% IN HALF.
  by MURPHY, ROBERT
• OSHMAN'S BUY CUTS GART NET.
• NEWS IN BRIEF.
• NEWS IN BRIEF.
• SPENCER HAYS STRIKES BACK; LINCOLN CO., INVESTORS FILE SUIT AGAINST HARTMARX OFFICIALS CHARGING SECURITIES VIOLATIONS.
  by KARR, ARNOLD J.; YOUNG, VICKI M.
• IT'S SEPTEMBER -- BACK-TO-SUITS SEASON?
  by Gellers, Stan
• GANT RELAUNCHES BRAND, UNVEILS TWO NYC STORES.
  by CUNNINGHAM, THOMAS
• MEN'S APPAREL PRICES FALL IN AUGUST.
  by ELLIS, KRISTI
• TECH, PLEASE; TOP MANUFACTURERS GIVE THEIR SPRING '02 OUTERWEAR A TECHNOLOGICAL BOOST.
  by Lloyd, Brenda
• IMPORTERS ALLOWED TO USE FAXED VISAS.
• BANNER SALES FOR RED, WHITE AND BLUE; FLAG FERVOR SHOULD BOOST TOMMY HILFIGER, OTHERS.
• IT'S 10 A.M. -- DO YOU KNOW WHO YOUR CUSTOMERS ARE?
  by Gellers, Stan
• DENIM DELIGHTS.
  by ROMERO, ELENA
• STAYING POWER; MUSICIANS TRY TO PROVE THEIR APPAREL LINES ARE IN IT FOR THE LONG HAUL.
  by Young, Vicki M.
• FIVE THINGS WE LIKE ABOUT: TOM WALKO.
  by KELLY, CLINTON
• BARNEYS REPORTS $3.9M LOSS IN QTR.
  by YOUNG, VICKI M.
• SPRING SHAPE-UP.
• TOMMY JUMP-STARTS FASHION WEEK.
• SUNNY FORECAST; SUNWEAR BUYERS AND SELLERS PREDICT SMOOTH SAILING FOR FALL '01.
  by Askin, Ellen
• FIRMS FACE HEIGHTENED SECURITY, PORT CLOSURES.
  by CUNNINGHAM, THOMAS; PALMIERI, JEAN; RAMEY, JOANNA
• FASHION WEEK 2002; AN UNFINISHED PORTRAIT OF SPRING.
• 2001: U.S. TEXTILE INDUSTRY'S WORST YEAR; ASIAN SITUATION, STRONG U.S. CURRENCY, WEAK ECONOMY ALL COMBINE TO HURT DOMESTIC MILLS.
  by Lloyd, Brenda
• MAPPING THE WAY; EUROPEAN FASHION FABRIC DIRECTIONS FOR FALL 2002.
  by MAYCUMBER, S. GRAY
• COVER.
• PREMIERE VISION -- FEW PLANS HAVE CHANGED.
  by Maycumber, S. Gray
• LEANER INVENTORIES SEEN IN AFTERMATH OF TERRORIST ATTACKS.
  by GELLERS, STAN
• HAGGAR BEEFS UP TAKEOVER PROTECTION.
  by LIPKE, DAVID
• 40 DEGREES ANGLES TOWARD TRADITIONAL APPAREL; TRAFFIC SLOWS, BUT ORDERS ARE WRITTEN AT LONDON EXHIBITION.
  by Cambridge, Caroline
• MOODY'S LOWERS LEVI'S DEBT RATINGS.
• DENIM IS KING OF THE STREETWEAR AREA; ACTIVE LOOKS HIT THE COMEBACK TRAIL, WHILE SEAN JOHN MOVES SILHOUETTES CLOSER TO THE BODY.
  by Romero, Elena
• SKATE ROLLS PAST SURF AS TOP NEW TRENDSETTER; SURF MAKERS KEEP INTEREST UP BY RIDING RETRO WAVE.
  by Bernudez, Andrea
• HEARD AT MAGIC.
• TOM FORD EXPANDS YSL STORE; WITH A NEW SECOND FLOOR, THE REVAMPED MADISON AVE. LOCATION DOUBLES IN SIZE.
  by PALMIERI, JANET OZZARD JEAN
• AUGUST FAILS TO HEATUP RETAIL SALES; MEN'S WEAR REMAINS A TOUGH CATEGORY FOR A&F, MEN'S WEARHOUSE AND GAP -- WHOSE SALES PLUMMET 17%.
  by CLARK, EVAN; LIPKE, DAVID; WEITZMAN, Contributions from JENNIFER
• GOING SOFT; TO COUNTER LOW-PRICED IMPORTS, T-SHIRT AND FLEECE MAKERS DEVELOP SOFTER FABRICS AND NEW STYLES.
  by Lloyd, Brenda
• THE MARK OF ZARA; DESPITE THE ECONOMY, SPAIN'S INDITEX IS GIVING ITS ZARA LABEL A GLOBAL PUSH.
  by Mullins, Steve
• MOTOCROSS, NEW BRANDS ATTRACT STORES AT ASR; SLUGGISH ECONOMY PUTS VENDORS, MERCHANTS AT CALIFORNIA SHOW IN CAUTIOUS MOOD.
  by BERMUDEZ, ANDREA; ROMERO, ELENA
• BALANCE SSHEET; WINNERS AND LOSERS ON THE FISCAL BATTLEFIELD.
  by KARR, ARNOLD J.
• TUCCI FEELY.
• STEIN MART CUTS PROJECTIONS.
• CORRECTIONS.
• STRAW POLL.
• TO LIVE AND SPY IN L.A. GAI GHERARDI AND BARBARA MCREYNOLDS, THE WOMEN BEHIND L.A. EYEWORKS, TAKE THEIR 21-YEAR-OLD BRAND TO THE NEXT LEVEL.
  by BERMUDEZ, ANDREA
• DRAWER PLAY.
  by ASKIN, ELLEN
• NEW YORK TERROR CASTS PALL ON MEN'S SHOW; ATTENDEES, EXHIBITORS AT CHICAGO MEN'S APPAREL GROUP SHOCKED AFTER TRAGEDY.
  by SHAROFF, ROBERT

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