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The article evaluates women's clothing and accessories including the point d'esprit socks from Wolford, the Princess sheers from commando, and the sheer-to-waist fishnets from Hanes.

Presents the top 100 fashion brands in the consumer awareness survey conducted by "Women's Wear Daily" in 2004. Hosiery and shapewear producer Hanes; Underwear and beauty products manufacturer Victoria's Secret; Activewear and athletic footwear company Adidas.

BUSINESS The intimates company is furloughing roughly 5,800employees, even as it continues to ramp up production offacial masks Even the federal government's call forhelp to mass produce facial masks was notenough to prevent furloughs among somefirms. "We are taking actions today to ensurewe navigate the pandemic for a successfulfuture for all of us", Gerald Evans Jr.,HanesBrands' chief executive officer, saidin a statement. [Extracted from the article]

The article reports on the operational state of North Carolina-based clothing firm HanesBrands as the value of its stock shares declined even after a report of sales growth for the quarter ending September 28, 2019.

The article reports on the financial performance of North Carolina-based retailer HanesBrands Inc., with an increased net sales and net income, which it attributed to its Champion brand of clothing as of August 2019.

The article reports on the expansion of HanesBrands with the availability of Hanes socks and L'eggs hosiery at Dollar General discount chains in the U.S.

The article discusses the impact of the strong performance of the U.S. dollar on retailers as of June 2019. Topics include the decline in sales of luxury jeweler Tiffany & Co. for the quarter ended April 30 due to a strong dollar, warning by Hanesbrands Inc. for investors regarding adverse foreign currency exchange rates for the year, and forecast made by Capri Holdings Ltd. on Michael Kors revenue.

The article reports that Hanesbrands Inc. took a 14 million U.S. dollar bad-debt charge related to the bankruptcy of Sears Holdings Corp. for the third quarter ended September 29, 2018.

The article reports that clothing brand Champion, owned by Hanesbrands Inc., will open its first retail store in New York City in SoHo, which is its second store in the U.S. following the Los Angeles, California location.

The article reports on the decline in shares of clothing company Hanesbrands Inc. after retailer Target Corp. decided to terminate C9 by Champion, an athletic apparel brand which the retail company has sold under license since 2004.

The article reports on the 2018 financial performance of clothing company Hanesbrands Inc.

The article announces that basic apparel manufacturer HanesBrands has received the 2018 Energy Star Partner of the Year Award from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency for sustained excellence in energy conservation, carbon emissions reduction and environmental sustainability.

The article offers news briefs related to the entertainment industry in the U.S. A Panti-monium party was hosted by actress Jennifer Love Hewitt and Hanes at the Chateau Marmont. The Legacy Series interview project has been established by the Women in Film Foundation which will be housed in the archives of the University of California, Los Angeles. YMI Jeanswear has hosted a fashion show and party in Hollywood. The 30 Under 30 party was held at the Camden House restaurant and hosted by Victoria Recano of The Insiders.

The article reports that fashion company Todd Snyder has expanded since first City Gym opened in collaboration with sportswear manufacturer Champion Sportswear and mentions views of the fashion designer Todd Snyder on the same.

The article examines how clothing company Hanesbrands Inc.'s acquisition of Alternative Apparel, a sustainable manufacturer of clothing, could change the type of products produced and methods used by Alternative.

The article reports on the 2015 acquisition of women's underwear manufacturer Maidenform Brands Inc. by clothing company Hanesbrands Inc. Topics include the combined entity's projected annual revenue on a pro forma basis, Hanebrands' portfolio of heritage brands including Hanes, Playtex, and Bali, and the approval given by the boards of both firms to the transaction.

The article announces that American clothing company Hanesbrands Inc. paid $800 million to acquire Australian underwear and intimate apparel company Pacific Brands.

The article presents fashion industry news briefs as of May 4, 2016. Magazine editor Anna Wintour hosted the Met Costume Institute Gala. Hanesbrands Inc. is set to acquire Australian underwear maker Pacific Brands Ltd. Clothing brand Puma's celebrity endorsements by musician Rihanna and reality television star Kylie Jenner have helped to increase sales.

The article discusses efforts of intimate apparel manufacturers to become environment-friendly. Among big innerwear manufacturers who have entered the eco-friendly arena are Wal-Mart's George and Mutts lines ,Hanes and Fruit of the Loom. Others, including Fernando Sanchez, Hanky Panky and Divine Wear at Epic Ink are testing capsule groups of select organic styles of sleepwear and daywear .New companies like Wonderbrands also market their products as eco-friendly.

The article discusses the findings of the publication's 10th annual survey of consumers' brand awareness. Hanes has topped the overall WWD100 for five straight years, and it has been among the top five since the annual survey of consumers' brand awareness was started in 1993. The author says ethnicity, income and age aside, the megabrand scored highest for brand recognition. Timex, which placed second on the overall list, scored high among upper-income consumers and Hispanics, but did not resonate well with African-Americans.

The article reports that Hanesbrands Inc. will become a separate publicly traded entity, which would make it as one of the largest apparel companies in the world. Recorded sales reached $4.5 billion. The former Sara Lee brand will be almost as big as Liz Claiborne Inc., and bigger than Kellwood and other industry stalwarts such as Warnaco Group and Victoria's Secret.

The article discusses the U.S. Department of Labor's (DOL) report that detailed alleged labor violations at work sites in Honduras. Topics include details on the DOL's concerns regarding the Honduran government's enforcement of labor laws, speculation on labor violations at clothing factories such as those owned by clothing company Hanesbrands, and mention of labor unions' roles in filing complaints with the U.S. Labor Department's Bureau of International Labor Affairs' Office of Trade.

Focuses on the marketing strategies of legwear manufacturers in the United States. L'eggs' tie-ins to book tours for two authors who have become brand spokeswomen; MacKenzie-Childs' staging of a fashion show to launch its legwear line; Hue's recruitment of former model Dayle Haddon as host of a panel discussion on the firm's Age Defiance brand.

States that legwear vendors plan to increase profits with the introduction of new products, labels and advertising campaigns. Details of major strategies by vendors; Reference to plans by Hanes Hosiery; Pennaco Hosiery; DML Marketing; Information on other marketing strategies by legwear vendors.

The table of contents for the June 26, 2014 issue of the "Women's Wear Daily" is presented.

The article reports on the planned acquisition of DBApparel by Cheered Hanesbrands Inc. for 550 million dollars in-all cash transaction to be closed in the third quarter of 2014. The acquisition will give the intimates and hosiery firms global supply chain and production synergies. Also mentioned is the acquisition of Maidenform Brands Inc. by Hanesbrands in 2013.

The article discusses the plans of clothing firm Hanesbrands Inc. after finalizing its acquisition of Maidenform Brands, a women's underwear maker, on October 7, 2013. Topics covered include the firm's plan for Maidenform's employees and offices in Iselin, New Jersey, expectations of Richard Noll, Hanesbrands' chairman and chief executive officer (CEO), on Maidenform's contribution to sales and operating profit, and corporate downsizing plans as cited by chief communications officer Matt Hall.

The article presents information on the Undercover Color advertising campaign to be launched by the flagship brand, Hanes, of undergarment firm Hanesbrands Inc. The campaign will be the brand's first foray into multimedia channels for women's products, like underwear and brassiere. Description of the women's products to be featured under the campaign is presented.

An interview with Cathleen Moxham of Hanes, a clothing company, is presented. Topics discussed include the increase in the trends and popularity of tights, the factors that drive such trends including femininity, perception on hosiery as a fashion accessory and the popularity of skirts, and the importance of the footwear market in hosiery.

The article reports on income and sales for Hanesbrands for the third quarter of 2012, which were affected by cotton costs and product innovations such as Hanes ComfortBlend Men's underwear and Bali and Barely There Smart Size seamless bras.

The article presents information on a report from Moody's Investors Service bond credit rating business on July 26, 2012 in regards to U.S.-based apparel brands and retailers during the 2012 back-to-school season. The author looks at vice president and senior credit officer of Moody's company Scott Tuhy, expected apparel sales growth in 2012, and lower cotton costs, impacting clothing companies such as Hanesbrands Inc. and Levi Strauss & Co.

The article discusses the business activities of the fashion brand Hanesbrands Inc. It explains that the company will be initiating an extensive restructuring plan to redirect sales concentration of its product lines from European to Asian and American markets. Details concerning the firm's exit from noncore market segments as well as comments from Richard A. Noll, chairman and chief executive officer of Hanesbrands, are also presented.

The article discusses the marketing activities of underwear label Hanes. It explains that the brand will be launching a fall 2012 product line of men's shapewear designed to enhance positive silhouette characteristics. Details concerning the label's corporate strategies as well as comments from senior brand manager Hilton Graham are also presented.

The article focuses on the poor financial performance of the sportswear division of the retailer Hanesbrands Inc. in the fourth quarter of 2011. Topics include the company's decision to implement stock reductions in December of 2011, the effect of inflation on the company's sales, and how the company's performance has impacted share prices.

The article offers information on the impact of increased cotton prices in improving the net income of the Hanesbrands Inc. It mentions that the gross margins of the company expanded 34.6 percent of sales. According to William Nictakis, co-chief operating officer the cotton prices helps in removing the margin pressure from cotton.

The article reports on the financial statement announced by Hanesbrands Inc. for the first quarter of 2011. Hanesbrands has reported an increase of 31.8 percent in its profits and 11.7 percent in its sales during the first quarter. It further reports that the share price of the company increased by 6.4 percent to 32.49 dollars on April 20, 2011.

The article reports that the shares of Jones Group Inc. declined 22 percent in 2010 as the firm faced the issue of increased costs, and could not meet its third-quarter earnings. Wes Card, chief executive officer (CEO) of Jones, stated, the cost pressures will continue to cut into margins in the fourth quarter. It also reports that Hanesbrands Inc., which showed strong third-quarter results also stated that higher retail prices are on the horizon.

The article offers news briefs related to fashion industry in the U.S. Jack Wills, the British men's and women's clothing brand has opened its largest store in the U.S. Jones & Co. and Hanesbrands Inc. stated that the pressures of rising costs will cause them to increase prices beginning in early 2011. Eton Shirts, the luxury shirt brand, has signed a lease for a new store as part of a move to raise its American profile.

The article offers information on the impact of inflation on the fashion industry in the U.S. Richard Noll, chairman at Hanesbrands Inc. informs that the deflation era has gone and consumers may see hike in prices of clothing, accessories, and cosmetics. It mentions that cotton prices have already been doubled since 2009 figures and labor and transportation expenses are also increasing.

The article reports that Winston-Salem, North Carolina-based Hanesbrands Inc. has posted net income of 36.5 million dollars in the three months ended on April 3, 2010. Sales in the quarter also improved 8.2 percent to 927.8 million dollars from 857.8 million dollars during the same period a year-ago. According to Richard Noll, chairman and chief executive officer, the company had seen positive sell-through rates since the holidays.

The article reports on the growth strategy of apparel giant Hanesbrands Inc. After the decline in profits and sales Hansebrand wants to concentrate its effort on the innerwear department where it already includes Hanes, Champion and Wonderbra. The company also has expansion plans in countries including China, India and Brazil. The apparel giant is also involved in retail partnerships contracts with Wal-Mart Stores Inc. and innerwear brand Just My Size to generate sales for the company.

The article reports on the largest U.S. marketer of sheer hosiery, Hanesbrands Inc. posting a fourth quarter loss with declining sales in sheer hosiery. It discusses how the changes in trends and lenient dress codes in workplaces made women shift from sheer hosiery to opaque tights and pants. It also reports on the company launching major marketing campaigns which includes advertisements of its mass hosiery brand L'eggs in TV and partnerships with key retailers.

The article informs that about 20 million dollars have been raised by the organization, Fashion Delivers, for Haiti including donated apparel and home furnishing goods. Companies like American Apparel Inc., Armani Exchange, Forever 21 Inc., and Hanesbrands Inc. made the donations. The organization, which was founded after Hurricane Katrina, coordinates donations from the apparel and home furnishing industries to aid natural disaster victims.

The article reports on the financial performance of the clothing company Hanesbrands Inc. in the fourth quarter ending January 2, 2010. The company has posted a loss in the fourth quarter and lower full-year profits. Hanesbrands has reported a loss of 1.1 million dollars against income of 17.9 million dollars. Sales fell 4.5% to 988.7 million dollars with hosiery falling 7.9%, direct-to-consumer falling 2.7% and outerwear volume dipping 1.2%.

The article offers news briefs related to the U.S. business enterprises. Hanesbrands Inc. will send a student from Carver High School in Winston-Salem, North Carolina on a trip to Mount Everest, China and Nepal in May 2010. Macy's Inc. will receive the Retailer of the Year Award at 2010 Femmy Awards to be held at Cipriani in Manhattan, New York City on February 2, 2010. The company Intimate Apparel's Square Club raised 76,000 dollars at its HUG (Help Us Give) Award dinner in November 2009.

The article reports on the profit gain of Hanesbrands Inc. of Winston-Salem, North Carolina in the third quarter of 2009. It states that the profitability results from tight management of expenses and inventory. Chief executive officer Richard Knoll reveals that the cost-saving initiatives could drive profit growth in 2010.

The article reports on the exclusive agreement signed by women's apparel manufacturer Hanesbrands Inc. and supermarket chain Wal-Mart Stores Inc. to unveil its plus-size apparel for women called JMS in the U.S. The said products will be featured in Wal-Mart's 3,500 stores nationwide. According to Richard A. Noll, chief executive officer (CEO) of Hanesbrands, the firm finalizes its deal with Wal-Mart aimed at generating 75 million dollars of incremental sales in 2010.

The article reports on the plan of Hanesbrands Inc. to finance and outfit an expedition to Mount Everest, a mountain in the central Himalayas on the border of China and Nepal. It says that the expedition will feature apparels from Champion and Duofold and will be led by international mountaineer Jamie Clarke. Kevin Hall, executive vice president and general manager of outerwear for the company, notes that the expedition will help the company leverage its history and expertise.

The article reports on the plan of Hanesbrands Inc. to abandon its yarn business within the U.S. It notes that the company sells three of its plants including one in Sanford and Winston-Salem, North Carolina and one in Rabun Gap, Georgia. Richard Noll, Hanesbrands chairman and chief executive officer said that over production of yarn, especially when there are large scale of supplies exist serves no purpose.