We all know cargo pants have been on trend, but cargo jeans?

There are 3 types of Localized Tie-Dyes: -The Placement-Dye: a big localized iteration as seen on the Proenza Schouler sweatshirt or the Urban Outfitters jacket. -The Bleached-Dye: a bleach-like effect. -The Structured-Dye: a linear-iteration, as seen on the Ulla Johnson dress and MSGM hoodie. These are more sophisticated Tie-Dye techniques, a clear evolution of the ongoing Tie-Dye trend. Which one will sell best? How should you offer the Localized Tie-dye to consumers so that they fall in love with the Trend? Get your copy now on Localized Tie-dye - a clear 15 pages report on this Key Trend or get the Full-Disclosure 40 pages Report on Tie-dye to answer all your questions

Sustalytics research on consumers preferences shows that an horizontal ombre is more likely to sell than in vertical. For more insights on the ombre gradient trend, get the report in the Trend report section of Sustalytics' website: https://www.sustalytics.com/product/tiedye-ombre

Go soft for the best of Pinks. The best Pinks are actually the softer shades. Peachy Keen, and Mahogany Rose and Rose Dawn are the favorite light options. Darker shades of Pink such as Deco Rose are the best darker options. When comparing pink on tops/ bottoms/ outerwear categories, Pinks will always perform better on tops (+6%), than bottoms (+1%) or outerwear (-7%). Activewear is also a strong category for Pinks, especially in sports-bras. If you wish to place Pinks in A/W collections, avoid bottoms, and nail it on pullovers or sweaters. You know the top colors but don't you wish you knew exactly which Pantones you should go for? Which are the Key Shades Consumers Love Most? 20 pages of inspirational data on the Key Pantone Shades in the Basic Timeless Color Palette to answer all your questions.