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Why Australian retailers are adopting RFID to boost sales and profits

Inside Retail

RFID tags are smart barcode labels that can digitally store product information, readable by scanners in-store and throughout the supply chain – from the factory to the warehouse to the retail store. Retailers really need to start pushing hard to ensure the products are tagged at the point of manufacture, rather than in-store or at the DC.

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Why Chloé’s new team-up with Vestiaire Collective is so innovative

Inside Retail

Products within the Chloé Vertical range are equipped with an NFC tag or QR code for consumers to scan, which automatically opens the Digital ID page for consumers to view details such as the product’s traceability, the ownership certificate, care and repair, and sustainability information.

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Why bricks-and-mortar is still critical in China

Inside Retail

From tables with minimal curves and warm table tops to hi-tech wall fixture systems with hidden power and data systems, every aspect of the experiential store is carefully considered to create a feeling of integrated futurism, according to design agency, Gensler. According to data from Statista, in-store sales are expected to reach $21.4

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R.M. Williams crafts quality and service from people and tech

Inside Retail

An international UK flagship is also in the works, to complement two current stores on New Bond Street and in Soho. Williams’ global flagship store on Sydney’s George Street, which opened at the end of last year, revealing an industry-leading virtual showroom and customer service hub that is redefining the customer journey.

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Woolworths, Fable, Designerex talk the future of online retail

Inside Retail

On day one of the Online Retailer 2023 conference, industry leaders came together to share insights into what the next stage of e-commerce will look like. While premium online opportunities exist, customers looking to spend a larger sum of money are more likely to go in-store to do so, Fox said. “I The premium end of the market is still in person.

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How Aussie designer Kit Willow is helping Witchery go green

Inside Retail

Titled ‘Towards a Sustainable Future’, the collection launched in select stores and online on 4 November and features naturally derived fabrications, such as hemp, cotton and viscose, as well as buttons made from corozo nuts, which are compostable, and swing tags made from organic polymer, which can be recycled. Hemp and care labels.

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How digital signage and kiosks can help stores match the online experience

Inside Retail

He says it is essential retailers adopt an omnichannel approach, so that online and offline do not compete with each other but work in a hybrid approach complementing each other and driving customer engagement. So how can physical retail stores replicate the experience and deliver an equally personalised interface for customers?