While the global marketplace for consumer goods moves towards more inclusivity, “adaptive” clothing is slowly catching up.

From Dr Martens to sustainable fashion, Annmarie O’Connor checks out the style resolutions made by Ireland’s most fashionable.

Burberry destroyed more than £28m (€31.4m) worth of its fashion and cosmetic products over the past year in a practice now common across the retail industry to guard against counterfeiting.

Dublin-headquartered discount clothing retailer Primark — which trades here as Penneys — is to stick with a cautious US expansion plan, with it set to adapt existing stores rather than open many more.

Think button-ups are boring? We’ve got three wonderful ways to get shirty.

We are now spending less on clothing and footwear.

Clothing retailer Next returned to sales growth in its latest quarter, helped by warm weather in June and July and a surge in online sales, sending its shares sharply higher.

Walk, walk, fashion baby.

The Irish arm of US retail clothing giant Gap outperformed the firm’s global business last year as pre-tax profits increased to €863,215.

Puma has reported second-quarter profits that topped analysts’ estimates as the German sportswear maker got a lift from Euro 2016 and a focus on the women’s market.

With the Wimbledon tennis championships just around the corner, the heavyweight global sports brands will once again battle for supremacy at one of the highest profile sporting events in the world.

Carolyn Moore says there’s no reason why updating your child’s summer wardrobe should cost the earth if you are practical and invest in a few essential pieces.

Inditex, the world’s biggest clothing retailer, reported a brisk start to the autumn season yesterday after first-half profit rose by a quarter, sending its shares more than 3% higher.

Losses continued to mount last year at the ethical clothing company founded by Bono and his wife, Ali Hewson.

With clothes from Kendall and Kylie’s debut collection a must-have on the festival circuit this summer, Paula Burns tells us why celebrity collaborations give us a slice of their lives.

There’s nothing more frustrating than being a size 10 in one shop, and finding you’re a 12 in the next. Rose Mary Roche explains why vanity sizing has become such a big issue.