Fashion
US’ Pacsun & Aleali May collab fuses sports energy with streetwear
“What excites me about this collection is showing how sports energy translates into streetwear that people want to live in,” said Aleali May. “I designed these pieces to carry the spirit of the game, but in a way that feels effortless and everyday. It’s about creating styles that connect team pride to personal style.”
Pacsun and Aleali May unveiled the second NFL x ALEALI MAY collection, featuring unisex tees and hoodies for 10 NFL teams.
Designed to blend sports energy with streetwear, the line uses oversized silhouettes, heavy cotton, and bold double-sided prints.
The collaboration highlights Pacsun’s goal to fuse fandom, fashion, and identity for Gen Z and beyond.
The unisex collection features graphic tees and hoodies with boxy, oversized silhouettes, thicker cotton fabrications, and a distressed wash on tees. Double-sided prints nod to May’s bold design approach, with the lineup representing ten NFL teams: the Los Angeles Rams, San Francisco 49ers, Las Vegas Raiders, Dallas Cowboys, Philadelphia Eagles, New York Giants, New England Patriots, Pittsburgh Steelers, Baltimore Ravens, and Los Angeles Chargers.
The NFL has grown into more than just a sports league – it’s now a cultural driver with a broad and diverse audience, just like Pacsun’s community. From Gen Z and Gen Alpha to women and men alike, the game holds wide appeal and a strong place in entertainment and pop culture, bringing in elements of art and music. Pacsun’s collaboration with Aleali May taps into this momentum, delivering a collection that blends the passion of NFL fandom with creativity and self-expression through bold, artistic fashion.
“Sports are shaping culture in real time, and Pacsun is here to make sure our community has a voice in that conversation,” said Richard Cox, CMO of Pacsun. “This second collaboration with Aleali May gives fans a way to express identity, celebrate their teams, and see themselves in the culture of the NFL.”
The NFL x ALEALI MAY collection launches today, September 16, exclusively at Pacsun stores and online, with select availability at team retail (in-stadium and online) and NFLShop.com. Now in their sixth year of partnership, Pacsun and the Rams continue to build authentic connections and strengthen ties with the LA community and fans nationwide, reinforcing the brand’s long-term investment in NFL culture. Tees retail for $45 and hoodies for $80, available in sizes S–XL.
By uniting the NFL’s community impact and influence with Aleali May’s design voice, Pacsun is continuing to shape how the next generation expresses identity through fashion and fandom.
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Fashion
Vietnam’s apparel production up 13.3% YoY in Jan-Oct 2025: NSO
Fashion
Australia’s apparel imports down 1.4% to $2.1 bn in Q1 FY26
On a month-on-month basis, apparel imports rose *.** per cent in September **** to Au$*.*** billion, compared to Au$*.*** billion in September ****. This gradual increase is linked to seasonal restocking ahead of the year-end promotional cycle and anticipated holiday sales.
In contrast, imports of textile yarn, fabrics, and made-up articles (code **) increased by *.** per cent to Au$*.*** billion (~$***.** million) during July–September ****, up from Au$*.*** billion in the same period of the previous fiscal. The rise suggests steady activity in domestic manufacturing segments such as apparel, upholstery, and home textiles, where mills and converters are maintaining production schedules after earlier cost and demand adjustments.
Fashion
The LYCRA Company announces new spandex production facility in China
The LYCRA Company, a global leader in innovative and sustainable fiber solutions for the apparel and personal care industries, today announced the official opening of its largest spandex production facility—the LYCRA fiber (Yinchuan) Plant in Ningxia Province, China. This milestone underscores the company’s continued investment in the Chinese market and highlights its strong commitment to developing localized supply and distribution networks while advancing smart manufacturing upgrades.
The LYCRA Company has announced the opening of its largest spandex plant in Yinchuan, China, investing over ¥ 800 million (~$1.12 million) with Yinchuan Financial Capital Investment Group.
The facility will add 30,000 tons of capacity and 500 jobs, with plans to expand to 120,000 tons.
It advances smart, sustainable manufacturing to meet growing Asia-Pacific demand for high-quality spandex.
With a total investment of more than RMB 800 million, the Yinchuan facility is being developed in partnership with The LYCRA Company and Yinchuan Financial Capital Investment Group. In its initial phase, the plant will add 30,000 tons of spandex production capacity, generating an annual output of over RMB 1 billion and creating approximately 500 jobs. Looking ahead, capacity is expected to expand to 120,000 tons annually, addressing the growing demand for high-quality spandex across China and the Asia-Pacific region, while enabling faster, more flexible supply chain solutions.
As The LYCRA Company’s second production site in China, the Yinchuan facility brings together the company’s expert management teams and global R&D capabilities to establish a highly automated, intelligent production ecosystem. Production at the Yinchuan facility will align with the company’s sustainability framework, driving energy savings, reducing emissions, and advancing manufacturing processes, ensuring that business growth and environmental responsibility remain inextricably linked.
“China is strategically important, representing over 50% of the global apparel production market, and this partnership enables us to optimize our product mix more broadly while meeting the increase in demand for quality spandex,” said Gary Smith, CEO of The LYCRA Company. “I would like to express my gratitude to the local authorities and all our partners for their support and commitment.”
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