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The article reports on the opening of the first flagship store for toilet paper in a fashion retailer has garnered significant interest but could face legal challenges from the Ministries of Economics in Baden-Württemberg and Bavaria, Germany due to concerns about changes in product offerings.

The article focuses on Norbert Kremsreiter is no longer allowed to open in the Lower Bavarian district town of Freyung, Germany and toilet paper shops.

The article reports that opening of the first toilet paper flagship store in the Blum-Jundt fashion house in Emmendingen, Germany and sell toilet paper as well as drugstore items and groceries.

The article discusses Karin Kaltenkirchen from the Marx fashion house is also selling toilet paper; and mentions Karin Kaltenkirchen is reviving the toilet paper shop concept and has been expanding its range.

The article informs that the opening of the first toilet paper flagship store in Emmendingen, Germany has attracted customers and the people of Baden have separated an entrance to their fashion store, where they sell toilet paper as well as drugstore items and groceries.

The article informs that fair fashion provider Hessnatur supports the charitable project New Sadle; and hand-made paper goods from Nepal are available in their own online shop.

The article discusses a study by Solidaridad, emphasizing how manufacturers and retailers play a pivotal role in fostering sustainable cotton farming, addressing significant threat posed by climate change to global cotton-producing regions, emphasizing need for support from industry stakeholders.

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The article announces the S.Oliver clothing company's August 2019 implementation of a fee for paper bags in its stores.

The article focuses on opening of store of Daily Paper in London, England, after involved in many campaigns and collaborations with talent and creative teams in the city, such as the Unite campaign in partnership with FGUK magazine.

The article announces the H&M clothing company's decision to use only paper bags in their stores.

The article announces the H&M clothing company's decision to use only paper bags in their stores.

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The article reports that Dutch fashion brand Daily Paper opened its first flagship store outside its home market and team teamed up with the interior designer Heather Faulding from 4plus Design and reminiscent of iconographic African beadwork and patterns.

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The article discusses Germany's district office has prohibited fashion retailer Kremsreiter in writing from opening its toilet paper & fashion store as before; and mentions that shopping was previously possible without a Covid-19 negative test and appointment.

The article announces the availability of an electronic version of the clothing industry periodical "Textilwirtschaft".

The article announces the online availability of an electronic version of the fashion industry periodical "Textilwirtschaft".

The article announces the online availability of an electronic version of the clothing industry periodical "Textilwirtschaft".

The article announces the online availability of an electronic version of the clothing industry periodical "Textilwirtschaft".

The article reports that dfv media group has collected articles on strong women that have appeared in its titles on occasion of International Women's Day.

The article focuses on weak submission is one reason for the high double-digit plus reported by the TW-Testclub on quarters of the participating POS, revenues were well above the previous year and places was good or bad for fashion sales can hardly be assessed.

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The article presents an interview with returns researcher Björn Asdecker from the University of Bamberg in which he talks about the sense and purpose of the Uniqlo initiative, the right information policy for return fees and the Otto Group's duplicity in avoiding returns.

The article reports that H&M wants to reduce plastic waste and has therefore started a new multi-brand packaging system and number of stores and brands is to be rolled out gradually and use of plastic even further along the supply chain.

The article informs that the Federal Association of the German Sporting Goods Industry (BSI) has warned against a ban on winter sports; and BSI is following the demands of the winter sports associations DSV (German Ski Association) and DSLV (German Ski Instructor Association).

The article reports that Speidel has revised its online shop and is now presenting itself in a completely new way on the Internet at Speidelshop.com and lingerie manufacturer relies on naturalness and transparency and underwear is usually presented by slim and seemingly flawless models.

The article presents an interview with stylist Nicolas Dureau who discusses impact of coronavirus crisis on clothing industry, use of social networks by them and his work as a photographer.

The article reports that Amazon.com's logistics centers in the U.S., Great Britain and mainland Europe set new priorities for handling new goods in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic.

The article informs about slow establishment of convenience stores Amazon Go of e-commerce site Amazon in the U.S. in 2019, and forecasts its growth in 2020, technological innovation in it and its investment cost.

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The article discusses the redesign of 100 and 200 euro bills with a focus on security features including holograms, a security strips, and a specially-colored euro symbol.

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The article focuses on emerging and influential players in the men's fashion industry and their strategies for growth in Germany.

An interview with Daniel Samy El Menshawi, founder of SPSR, is presented. When asked about the popularity of football in streetwear, he compared the retro jersey boom to the sneaker hype and highlighted how labels like Palace and Daily Paper have already embraced the retro trend. He also discussed the design of the VfB Stuttgart capsule collection, the importance of language and diversity in the collection, and the significance of football in the fashion industry.

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The article reports that Ludwig Beck facade, the film shows oversized office utensils made of paper, such as fountain pens, scissors and staples and single film scene was designed entirely without a paper template, only with a 3D shooting board.

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