# Menswear

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Business

Youngor’s Generational Shift: Can the New Matriarch Shed the ‘Dad Brand’ Stigma?

Li Hanqiong is set to succeed her father as chairperson of Youngor, China's menswear giant, spearheading a radical shift from a diversified investment firm back to a fashion-focused powerhouse. Despite aggressive acquisitions of international brands and retail channels, she faces a significant challenge as the company's core apparel business struggles with declining profits and an aging brand image.

SoBiz2026年5月12日 03:23
#Youngor#Li Hanqiong#Chinese Fashion
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Business

The Fading Alpha: China’s ‘Jacket King’ Struggles as Core Profits Evaporate

Chinese menswear giant Septwolves reported a catastrophic 87% decline in core business profits for 2025, despite a positive headline net profit. The former industry leader continues to shrink its retail footprint, closing hundreds of stores as it struggles to modernize its image for a new generation of consumers.

NeMo2026年4月7日 17:58
#Septwolves#Chinese Retail#Menswear
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Business

Hollowing Out the Alpha: The Financialization and Decay of a Chinese Fashion Icon

Once China's dominant menswear brand, Septwolves is facing a crisis of confidence as it pivots from manufacturing to stock market speculation. With 74% of profits coming from investments and R&D spending in freefall, the company's core apparel business is struggling with high return rates and declining store counts.

NeMo2026年3月25日 05:09
#Septwolves#Chinese Fashion#Menswear
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Business

Second‑Generation Strain: Red Bean Posts Deeper Losses as China’s Menswear Market Contracts

Red Bean forecasts a second consecutive annual loss for 2025, reflecting a broader decline in demand for traditional menswear in China. Efforts to reposition the brand and convert franchise stores to direct control have so far been overwhelmed by falling sales and squeezed margins, leaving the company at a crossroads between deeper restructuring or strategic partnership.

SoBiz2026年1月21日 07:00
#Retail#Menswear#Red Bean