Uniqlo is gaining on Zara, H&M, and Gap as the world's king of casual clothing. But can Tadashi Yanai ride toasty, dry underwear to $50 billion in revenue by 2020?

The former head of Chrome Bags, Bayard Winthrop, thinks he can build a menswear brand to rival Gap and J.Crew by skipping the brick-and-mortar route.

Mackintosh fuses past and present with modern raincoats long on lineage.

The war to make today's lazy males look smart presses on. Yesterday saw the launch of "smart sizing" for online suit-making, and today's good news for would-be snappy dressers is that you can order a custom dress shirt via an iPad app.

Fast Retailing will "help solve social problems, including those related to poverty, sanitation and education issues" in Bangladesh and sell hipster T-shirts at the same time.

Looptworks stitches together an upcycled business model for outdoor apparel.

This fashion-forward, technologically savvy clothing concept would let you manage information on smartphones and social networks with simple gesture--all while keeping your ears toasty.

A company that allows people to shop unworn clothing in other people's closets has launched a network focusing on kids' clothes.

Remember about this time in in 2007 when Madge's line of tracksuits for H&M debuted and went on to become a giant Lycra FAIL? Neither does Macy, apparently.

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The best way to highlight your company's environmental commitments is to bring them into the spotlight. We're guessing that's the motive behind Nike's move to make this summer's World Cup shirts out of recycled plastic bottles. The shirts will be worn by all nine Nike-sponsored teams, including England, Brazil, Portugal, and the Netherlands.