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Meet the Aussie pet accessories business with 14-carat leads starting at $550

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It’s no secret that consumers are still spending big on their pets even in a cost of living crisis – and the launch of luxury pet accessories brand Mon Petit Amour Manolo, which sells collars starting at $550, is proof of this. billion in 2023.

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Retail sales grow in May amid early EOFY promotions

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Australian retail sales slightly rose year over year in May as shoppers took advantage of early end-of-financial-year (EOFY) promotions and sales events. Meanwhile, clothing, footwear and personal accessory retailing fell 0.2 Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) data showed that retail sales totaled $35.94 billion during the month.

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How accessories brand Hello Updo is challenging traditional beauty standards

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After a particularly hot day in the Dominican Republic, Hurtado experienced the lightbulb moment to launch her brand Hello Updo, a hair accessories brand specialising in products designed for voluminous hair with varied curl patterns. However, promotion can only go so far.

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Coco Republic partners with US online lifestyle retailer Revolve 

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Coco Republic will collaborate with online lifestyle retailer Revolve to produce a collection of decorative items, to expand its audience to millennial and Gen Z consumers in the US. Coco Republic made their debut at the Revolve Festival 2024 in Palm Springs, California, as the official furniture partner displaying its outdoor range.

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Attracting, winning, and retaining a new breed of value-driven consumer

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As consumers manage cost of living pressures, it’s led to a pullback in spending across the retail landscape, particularly in non-discretionary categories. CommBank’s latest Consumer Insights Report shows that around one in four Australians have not enough, or just enough, to meet household expenses.

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Retail sales slightly up in December as shoppers shifted spend to Black Friday

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Australian retail sales increased minimally last December as more consumers opted to purchase on Black Friday in the prior month, reflecting cost of living pressures. billion, while clothing, footwear, and accessories rose 0.5 Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) data showed that shoppers spent $35.1 billion in December, up 0.8

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Mother’s Day, inflation underpin Australian retail spending growth

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Clothing, footwear, and accessories sales were up 4 per cent followed by department store sales at 3.4 Due to “cooler than average weather” and early promotional activity, “modest growth” was observed in other retailing at 2.2 Shoppers spent $35.5 million in stores and online with significant spending observed in food, up 6.1

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