October 10, 2019 12:05PM ET

Asian Manufacturers Could Be Central to ModCloth’s Supply Chain Evolution

Looks from ModCloth, which was sold by Walmart to Go Global Retail.

The business model of Go Global Retail, ModCloth’s soon-to-be new owner, could be representative of how brand’s supply chain evolves now that it’s poised to be out from under Walmart’s thumb. Go Global Retail, a brand investment platform for strategic investors founded in 2016 by fashion executive Jeff Streader, is set to acquire ModCloth from…

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