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Art and upcycling: How Casetify plans to reach 100 stores globally by 2025

Inside Retail

Following its store launch in Sydney earlier this year, Hong Kong-based tech accessories brand Casetify is planning to expand across Australia, as part of a larger goal of reaching 100 stores globally by 2025. We will continue to [bring] Australians tech accessory designs that best represent them.”

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A David v Goliath showdown unfolds: Emerging toy company defying industry titans

Inside Retail

Learn more “City Beach Australia has recently built a strong relationship with BMS Brands,” explains Reece Foster, menswear accessory buyer at City Beach Australia. “We Its current range of products is strong and continually growing to adapt to the needs and wants of the consumer. As a supplier, BMS is a joy to work with.

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Elevating the Festive Season: The Significance of Luxury Pop-Up Stores During Christmas

Retail Focus

Luxury pop-up stores become essential brand levers amid the bustling atmosphere, presenting a distinct and enchanting shopping experience for consumers. These alliances create a synergistic effect, captivating a diverse audience of high-end consumers.

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Shein, Temu in fierce fight over US market for $10 dresses

Inside Retail

The battle between them is playing out not only on social media but also in a US court. The legal skirmish is important for US consumers and rival retailers because it shows how online retailers with vendors in China need to navigate US intellectual property protections. “I am with Temu who has the same and more for less.”

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After 135 years, National Geographic is looking to grow its retail presence

Inside Retail

US-based adventure brand National Geographic has unveiled a new retail offering in Australia and New Zealand, as the 135-year-old organisation looks to capitalise on its high level of brand awareness and strong social media following to grow its foothold in the fashion industry. Artist’s rendering of the store format.

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Off-White is now letting customers pay with cryptocurrency. Here’s why

Inside Retail

Upon announcing Off-White would begin accepting cryptocurrency in exchange for apparel and accessories, the popular brand said in a statement: “This is another important step in the growth of the brand, that looks towards the future including Web 3.0 With the rise of social media came business opportunities. The next web.

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Unconventional luxury brand collaborations are everywhere. Here’s why

Inside Retail

Part of the reason is their success with young Asian consumers, who are driving demand for luxury consumer goods. We wanted to investigate why this strategy appeals to Chinese luxury consumers of the post-1990s generation. These collaborations are becoming increasingly popular, especially with Chinese consumers.