Fashion
Authentic names Daniel Schachne as SVP, Reebok
Published
November 6, 2025
Authentic Brands Group has named Daniel Schachne as senior vice president of Reebok.
In this role, Schachne will oversee the brand’s global growth strategy, driving its presence across sport and culture in partnership with licensees, retailers, and brand ambassadors worldwide.
“Daniel has built winning models in basketball and performance sport at some of the world’s top brands,” said Steve Robaire, global EVP of Reebok, who Schachne will work alongside to build on the brand’s current momentum and unlock new growth opportunities.
“His category expertise and hands-on leadership make him the right person to scale Reebok’s next chapter and unlock new opportunities for the brand globally.”
Schachne brings more than 15 years of experience leading and scaling iconic consumer brands. Most recently, he served as general manager of Jordan Brand’s performance sport business in North America, where he led the brand’s basketball category and guided its expansion into Golf and the cleated business. Earlier in his career, Schachne held leadership roles at Nike and the National Basketball Association.
“Reebok is rooted in sport and that foundation is what continues to make the brand so powerful today,” Schachne said. “I’ve spent my career at the intersection of sport and culture, and I’m excited for the opportunity to grow the Reebok brand globally. Together, with the Authentic team and our partners, we’ll lean into Reebok’s heritage and deliver products and stories that matter to consumers everywhere.”
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Paris checks arriving Shein parcels at Roissy-CDG airport
Published
November 7, 2025
All parcels from Shein arriving at Roissy-CDG airport are being inspected on Thursday as part of a large-scale operation launched in the morning in the presence of ministers from Bercy, a day after proceedings to suspend the platform were initiated, AFP observed.
These checks are intended to support the ongoing proceedings against Shein, and “initial findings point to non-compliant and illicit products,” including unauthorised cosmetics, toys that are dangerous for children, counterfeit items and defective domestic appliances, said Public Accounts Minister Amélie de Montchalin, in a post on the social network X.
She had travelled to Roissy-CDG airport in the morning, accompanied by Trade Minister Serge Papin. In particular, they watched customs officers unpack numerous white parcels bearing the letter S of the Asian platform’s brand.
“This shows that we are not selling products to consumers; it means we are importing commercial goods, and in that case we apply the rules on commercial imports,” added de Montchalin.
Conducted jointly by the DGCCRF, customs and the air transport gendarmerie, the operation will see 200,000 parcels inspected and product compliance verified, notably by checking the “veracity of declarations and compliance with tax and customs obligations,” said the Public Accounts Minister.
Roissy-CDG is Europe’s second-largest airport, handling an average of two million tonnes of freight each year, and has experienced an unprecedented surge in e-commerce flows since 2022, the minister’s office told AFP.
Each year, 95% of parcel flows from China pass through the airport before being distributed across the country, according to de Montchalin.
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South Korea’s apparel imports dip 1% to $9.1 bn in Jan–Sept
Imports of knitted apparel and clothing accessories (Chapter **) were valued at $*.*** billion in the first nine months of ****, slightly higher than $*.*** billion in the corresponding period of the previous year. This marginal rise indicates stable demand for lightweight and casual knitwear segments, supported by South Korea’s strong athleisure and fast-fashion market.
Meanwhile, imports of non-knitted apparel and clothing accessories (Chapter **) totalled $*.*** billion, down *.** per cent from $*.*** billion in January–September ****. Weaker orders for formalwear and outerwear categories, coupled with shifting consumer preferences towards versatile and comfort-oriented apparel, contributed to the fall.
Fashion
Clarks Cloudsteppers concept stores opening in Asia, US; plans apparel, athleisure and men’s lines
Published
November 6, 2025
UK footwear giant Clarks continues making big steps internationally, now launching three dedicated Cloudsteppers brand standalone concept stores in Southeast Asia and the United States adding a further 10 locations to those regions next year.
And for the first time the brand will introduce women’s and men’s apparel/accessories to its footwear line-up with athleisure lines and a new men’s footwear line also launching in 2026.
The first stores are in Central i-City, Malaysia (which opened on 5 November), the Pavilion, Malaysia, at Wilayah Persekutuan Kuala Lumpur (opening on 7 November) while the Corpus Christ store in Texas opens on 12 December.
Claiming that Cloudsteppers “has earned its reputation as America’s No1 brand in women’s flip-flops, with over 25 million pairs of the iconic Breeze Sea sold globally”, Clarks said it’s building on this success with the concept stores that offer an “immersive retail experience”.
The stores are designed as “calm, welcoming spaces” that allow consumers to explore collections of breathable, ultra-light sneakers, sandals and boots “designed to elevate every off-duty moment”.

Those new stores will introduce casual lifestyle essentials including T-shirts, hoodies, socks, caps and bags and as Cloudsteppers “evolves into a head-to-toe lifestyle offering”, the collection will further expand in 2026 to include athleisure including leggings and windbreaker jackets “all at incredibly accessible prices”.
Peter Quirke, Clarks VP Americas Retail, said: “Launching Cloudsteppers as a standalone experience is a milestone we’re incredibly excited about, and there’s so much more to come in 2026.”
Raymond Chew, general manager SEA, added: “With Southeast Asia’s warmer climate and love for comfort-led footwear and apparel, it’s a perfect match. This store brings an entirely new look to the market.”
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