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Goodbyes’ roadmap for national expansion and a store in every city

Inside Retail

The other one is individualism, especially with social media and our exposure to relentless trends – global trends, micro-trends – and relentless targeted marketing from brands. And then of course, impact.

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How Aussie start-up Furlong & Gale is tapping into the timeless style of suits

Inside Retail

Bridget Veals, David Jones’ general manager of womenswear, footwear and accessories, recently observed that suiting was a key trend in designers’ Autumn-Winter collections. The idea for the business came from her experience working in corporate environments, as a paralegal, project coordinator at Deloitte, and in marketing at Woolies X.

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What The Iconic’s partnership with Cancer Council signals about retail’s power

Inside Retail

Inside Retail spoke to The Iconic’s chief marketing officer , Joanna Robinson, to unpack the strategy that propelled this successful campaign. “As Meanwhile, the Cancer Council benefitted from the fashion industry’s ability to drive social and behavioural change and, in particular, The Iconic’s deep understanding of its consumers.

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Meet Daniel Broderick, a New Yorker helming New Era’s APAC operations

Inside Retail

The current state of affairs “Malaysia has a growing economy and a strong consumer market, making it an attractive destination for expanding retail businesses. The APAC marketplace Broderick said that the APAC market presents both challenges and opportunities for the headwear industry and New Era.

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“It’s working”: Kathmandu unveils next step in radical redesign

Inside Retail

“Part of our strategic process was to look at over 30 international brands, and we realised that outdoor is a very competitive market, but it’s not very differentiated. They all tended to be quite hyper-masculine [in their marketing], with people climbing mountains and such. It’s all about becoming more relevant to a younger customer.

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How Supreme balances price point and prestige to win over streetwear fans

Inside Retail

One of just 16 standalone Supreme stores in the world – six of which are in Japan – the opening in Seoul earlier this month attracted a throng of eager customers who queued outside in anticipation of acquiring the brand’s exclusive streetwear tailored for the South Korean market. billion in 2020. million by 2031. million by 2031.

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Analysis: Why does Shein continue to escape scrutiny?

Inside Retail

It achieved sales of US$50 million within four years and also became an early adopter of using influencers on social media to drive sales. With the hashtag #Sheinhaul viewed over a billion times on TikTok, it is pretty clear that this is a very effective marketing tactic to drive traffic to its site and app. Inclusive fashion.

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