American Apparel is officially poised for a global comeback. Yes, the brand founded by the rather unsavory Dov Charney, who wrapped hipsters in shiny, close-fitting spandex throughout the early aughts ...

Hundreds of styles of cotton fabrics in countless colors, racy advertisements featuring scantily clad women in provocative positions, neon and gold lamé leggings and leotards, and leg−warmers fit for ...

The news that American Apparel is going under hit me hard. American Apparel makes up roughly half my wardrobe and roughly all of what I wear most days. I live in their thigh-high stockings; I recall ...

With edgy marketing, an audacious founder and quality clothing sewn in Los Angeles, American Apparel was held up as a rare success story in U.S. manufacturing at a time when many in the garment ...

American Apparel emerged from bankruptcy Friday, canceling shares of its publicly traded stock and becoming a private company. The Los Angeles clothing retailer and manufacturer is now owned by its ...

The end of a era has come for American Apparel — the clothing company is ditching the half-dressed “Instagram hoes” it usually features in its lurid ads and is planning to hire only legitimate fashion ...

From the first time I stepped through the impeccably white doors at an American Apparel near my college apartment in San Diego, I’ve had a conflicted, guilt-ridden love affair with the place. Not so ...

Dov Charney's electric personality fueled his clothing company's controversial edge. The former CEO of American Apparel has made headlines both for his championing of U.S. manufacturing and support of ...

For clothing maker American Apparel, allegations that the company makes staffing decisions based on appearance may turn out to be the least of its concerns. The company, known for its signature ...

American Apparel will be closing all 110 of its retail stores, as well as its Los Angeles headquarters. The popular retailer, known for colorful cotton basics and its “Made in America – Sweatshop Free ...

I thought I scored a great deal, $4 for a Cat & Jack t-shirt for my son at Target. After speaking with Bayard Winthrop, the founder and CEO of the apparel brand, American Giant — that transaction ...