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Black-owned brands offer athletic wear. These companies are actively investing in Black communities. Lanny Smith’s company, for instance, invested in Nigeria's Olympic team. This team includes Dr. Seun Adigun, a former classmate.

Ascot Manor

Ascot Manor is an online tennis apparel retailer that sells socially conscious athletic wear and lifestyle goods. Its mission it to support highly-skilled and under-resourced American tennis player. It supports players from all races and ethnicities with its diverse product range and gives back in support of the communities it serves.


The brand is a black-owned business that supports under-resourced junior tennis player. Ahlilah Lombmire is a pioneer in the field for more than 17 year. The Tesla Group, a PR and marketing agency that creates brands for elite athletes and leads national and international PR campaigns, is also her founder. She has also collaborated with renowned fashion designer Kareen Borgella, who has designed for brands like Ralph Lauren, Armani Exchange, and J. Crew.

Culture Fit Clothing

Culture Fit Clothing was created by three African American entrepreneurs, who were inspired and motivated by their African heritage. The company makes athletic clothing for women of color. The clothing is stylish and comfortable and features West African print designs. These clothes also have unique features such as hidden pockets and mesh panels.


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CultureFit, a unique brand for athletic wear, combines style and functionality. Activewear is made from fabric which wicks moisture. It is also made with West African fabrics.


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FAQ

What's the impact of technology in the fashion industry? There have been many changes.

We are witnessing a shift away physical stores to digital ones. eCommerce will also become more popular.

We are also seeing shifts in the way that shoppers interact directly with retailers. They want to shop anytime, anywhere, but they still want to feel special when they visit a store.

Retailers are responding by finding new ways to connect with customers. They offer mobile payment options so that shoppers can shop while they browse. Or they're providing apps that allow them to discover new items before entering the store.

Shoppers are also becoming more demanding. Shoppers aren't content to just browse catalogs and websites. They want to experience things firsthand. So, retailers open pop-up stores, host events and launch pop-ups for shoppers to experience new products.


What are the trends you see for the fashion industry in 2023

The future is unpredictable. There are two main trends in fashion that we can anticipate to continue. Athleisure is the second. Athleisure is already gaining popularity, from yoga pants to shorts and tanks to sweatpants and sweatshirts.

It's not only clothing brands who are adopting casual styles. They are even being worn by athletes. Athleisure clothing is also becoming more popular among athletes, such as Serena Williams, who wore one while she was playing Naomi Osaka in tennis.

Another trend that will continue is the increasing demand for personalized products. Nike is one of the first companies to create shoes that fit every person's feet.

We'll see more wearable tech developments as technology improves. And the way we shop may change too. Mobile apps that allow you to personalize your outfits could be a reality as self-service kiosks are more common.


Is mobile influencing the fashion industry?

Mobile devices are getting more powerful every year, we know. Today they can take photos, play music, record videos and even surf the internet. It is no surprise that mobile phones are being used to check out outfits.

You can use them to check the fit of a gown before you purchase it. Others use them to take pictures of themselves in front a mirror.

Don't forget to take a picture of your phone if you're considering buying a new clothing item.



Statistics

  • 55% of respondents agree they want to book a once-in-a-lifetime vacation in 2022. (americanexpress.com)
  • OTC Medicine 57% Beauty & Personal Care 52% Vitamins & Dietary Supplements 51% Home & Kitchen 47% Top retailers where consumers are shopping in 1. (junglescout.com)
  • 70% of parents surveyed agree that in 2022 they are planning to take their first international trip with their children since before the pandemic. (americanexpress.com)
  • Just 5% of consumers expect to wait until December to begin shopping, while more than 70% said they'd start before Thanksgiving. (junglescout.com)
  • Nearly 30% of consumers have started their holiday shopping, though 55% say rising inflation has altered their gifting and spending plans for 2022. (junglescout.com)



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How To

Which consumer trends are you most familiar with?

Trends can be described as shifts in consumption patterns that are predictable.

Although they may seem unpredictable, they are generally predictable. There are two types, cyclical trends and secular trends.

Cyclical trends tend to repeat themselves periodically over time. We've seen three decades of economic growth which has meant that consumers spend more each year. These cycles tend to be short-lived. In fact, spending declined in the recession of last decade.

Secular trends are changes that take place over a longer time period and last long. Examples include technological advances such as the internet and mobile phones. These trends are often driven primarily by changes in lifestyles and tastes, and do not necessarily correspond with economic activity.

The shift towards online shopping is the biggest trend. Customers are more inclined to shop online than in brick-and mortar stores. Another important trend is eCommerce. eCommerce has seen an increase in popularity and sales than physical retailing over the past few years.

Another important trend is the increase in social media usage. Social media is now ubiquitous and used by millions worldwide. Social media platforms like Facebook and Twitter, Instagram and Pinterest, as well as Snapchat, are used widely by consumers to share information, voice opinions and communicate with family and friends.

The third trend is the increasing use of wearable tech. Wearable technology is becoming more common with smartwatches, fitness trackers and smart clothing. Contact lenses are also popular. Wearable tech devices enable us to measure our health and well-being, monitor our environment, and interact with the world.





 


Black-Owned Athletic Brands