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How colourful QLD boutique Orange Sherbet punches above its weight

Inside Retail

I was in Redcliffe when I spotted an empty 19sqm little shop not far from where our store is today. I opened Orange Sherbet in 2006 when there was no such thing as Facebook, Instagram, or TikTok marketing. I’m grateful for our social media community, but I’m also a big believer in a holistic marketing approach.

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Inside Spanish fashion brand Mango’s “very ambitious” US expansion plan

Inside Retail

By 2026, Mango plans to open 500 stores in key markets such as Canada, France, the United Kingdom and the United States. Inside Retail spoke to Shane Stephen Grenley, Mango’s international retail director for North America, to get an update on the brand’s US expansion efforts and upcoming retail initiatives.

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Mango to open flagship store on New York’s Fifth Avenue

Retail Focus

The new flagship store will be located in Plaza District, one of the most exclusive shopping areas of Fifth Avenue. This new store is part of the expansion plan the company is implementing in the United States, announced in late 2020. Mango has been present in the United States since 2006. Having a store of these.

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How Gami Chicken’s growth strategy will lead it to be a $60m business

Inside Retail

“If we continue to follow this trajectory of dine-in revenue across the majority of our stores, in addition to our franchise expansion, we’ll be able to move towards a $60 million business by 2024.” The Aussie-born Korean cuisine chain launched in Melbourne in 2006. A lot of franchisors are changing their focus.

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How Nana Judy founder started a $30m streetwear brand at 19 years old

Inside Retail

Coleman, who started Nana Judy in 2006 while working part-time in a local surf shop, identified the popularity of skate and surf brands across Australia. In those early stages, he also had an eye on international expansion. But he believed that men wanted more than what the retail industry was offering.

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