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How Aussie menswear brand Peter Jackson is suiting up for e-commerce expansion

Inside Retail

Under the leadership of the brand’s marketing director Nick Jackson, the third generation of the family to run the business, Peter Jackson has rolled out a new e-commerce platform, which supports a seamless omnichannel experience for customers across all touchpoints. So, we see value in our marketing efforts through that scale.

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Meet Revo, the performance sunglasses brand founded by a Nasa astrophysicist

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The Nasa-tech-inspired eyewear brand is opening its first US-based bricks-and-mortar location, a 500-square-foot storefront at 436 West Broadway. In 1999, the Italian eyewear conglomerate Luxottica acquired the firm with plans to expand its sunglasses line. Then, it set up a direct-to-consumer channel. “It

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Seeing the world through coffee: How % Arabica founder built a global brand

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The chain only has four locations in Japan. He opened his first stores in Hong Kong in 2013, then a flagship in Kyoto in September 2014. In Europe, % Arabica is eyeing expansion – especially in France, Germany, Portugal, and Greece – and plans are being made for a Nepal debut as well. We want the same [approach] in our cafes.”

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A century after debut, UK music store HMV makes Oxford Street return

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The retailer, famous for its dog and gramophone trademark, left the site in 2019 when Canadian music entrepreneur Doug Putman struck a deal to save the bankrupt firm, shutting 27 prime locations and keeping 100 stores open. It opened a store in Dublin in June, one in Antwerp on Thursday and plans further European expansion.

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Thai startup Pomelo to launch fashion tech platform Prism

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JD-backed Thai fashion e-commerce startup Pomelo plans to boost revenue by offering its own technology in analytics and demand forecasting to other fashion brands in the region, its CEO David Jou says, amid slowing offline sales. The plan comes as physical store sales and traffic have dropped.

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Thai startup Pomelo to launch fashion tech platform Prism

Inside Retail

JD-backed Thai fashion e-commerce startup Pomelo plans to boost revenue by offering its own technology in analytics and demand forecasting to other fashion brands in the region, its CEO David Jou says, amid slowing offline sales. The plan comes as physical store sales and traffic have dropped.

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What Nordstrom’s Paul Smith pop-up says about the future of this retail trend

Inside Retail

From the clothing to the drinks to the food, everything at the temporary retail location will be inspired by the designer’s mantra of “classic with a twist”. The cost of renting a pop-up space also tends to be significantly cheaper more permanent locations, averaging $23.70 per square foot for a pop-up versus $32.12