The Masters will never be cheugy. It may be a crime of fashion to be overdone, outdated or, gasp, dressed in millenial-core ...

Thanks to President Trump's recent tariffs, the country is strategizing on how to get goods directly to consumers and exposing secrets on how they're made!

Chinese suppliers are leveraging social media to sell luxury items directly to Americans, offering prices drastically lower than US retail.

The viral videos feature manufacturers of the luxurious brands offering their products at shockingly lower prices than US ...

The Trump trade war has gone viral on TikTok, pushing a Chinese e-commerce app, DHgate, to the top of the Apple App Store in ...

Over a century ago Hymie ‘HJ’ Wittner opened his first store in Footscray in Melbourne’s west, selling school shoes and work ...

Picture: Facebook Hand sketched images of shoes from HJ Wittner ... hand-drew the Wittner logo which remains today. David’s wife, Rosette, became the handbag buyer for the business.

Her skinny flares from 2016 look just as fresh now - and they're making me rethink my beloved baggy barrel leg jeans ...

Today, it offers an inventory of over 30 million products across categories like electronics, home and toys, shoes and apparel ... are just paying for the logo and fancy packaging.

Use precise geolocation data and actively scan device characteristics for identification. This is done to store and access ...

Chinese factories are making TikToks exposing the brands they make products for. This trend follows US President Donald Trump increasing international tariffs on Chinese products from from 34% to 125% ...

A global debate is unfolding on TikTok and X, where Chinese factory workers are publicly challenging the long-established way in which they are perceived and the luxury goods they help create.