The founder and creative directors of the Mantsho label marks 20 years of success in the fashion industry
Local clothing manufacturers have been dealt a number of blows in recent years, including the rise of international fast fashion retailers
Clothing and footwear have been the largest contributor to retail trade since October 2022
H&M taps Rich Mnisi, while candles provide a ‘scents’ of place
It’s affordable and in style, but cheap can be nasty; it uses vast quantities of water, pollutes and contributes to climate change
Up the ante with objects that demand your attention
Fierce designs that are fabulously unique
These are the hottest pieces straight off the runway, fresh out of the perfumery, and hot off the studio floor surely to bring the heat this summer.
Local illustrator Russel Abrahams’ Yay Abe, is the latest creative collaboration with H&M South Africa
As the ANC’s Youth League leader, Julius Malema spooked investors a decade ago by popularising calls to nationalise the mines
The labour dispute resolution body says there is a growing trend of political parties and civil society organisations representing workers at hearings
Over the years H&M has come to be known for making high-end brands a little more accessible through its many collaborations with designers and brands such as Moschino, Kenzo,…
Oxfam report reveals 100% of workers surveyed at Bangladeshi factories which make clothes for H&M and Cotton On are unable to make ends meet.
Fashion giants vowed to investigate reports that garment workers who supply stores routinely face sexual harassment, verbal and physical abuse
Readers write in about Cyril Ramaphosa’s campaign, the water sector and H&M
The H&M child model, who is black and in an offensive hoodie, is just one example of racism and harassment.
‘Have mercy, I wanted to plead but, of course, couldn’t’
‘We are black and we are proud. We are black and we are beautiful. We are black and we are not ashamed of being black’
Swedish fashion retailer H&M has just launched in SA, but has already managed to alienate the country’s 80% black population in just 140 characters.
