Thursday, October 12, 2017

Plus size fashion could offer hope to struggling retailers

2017 has been a tough year for many major clothing retailers in the
United States. True religion, Rue 21 and Vanity are among a number of
brands that have filed for bankruptcy as foot traffic at brick and
mortar locations continue to dwindle.

It's a trend seen around the world but some believe the plus-size
fashion industry could help buck this trend.

In the U.S. It's already a multi-billion dollar market and industry
experts believe there's plenty of room for growth.

William Denselow reports from New York.


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