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Levi’s GM for Southeast Asia explains why the region “holds immense potential”

Inside Retail

The 364sqm NextGen Indigo store promises a redefined denim experience, tailored to the discerning tastes of Thai shoppers through various personalisation offerings. The region holds immense potential, with its vibrant markets and growing consumer base of young millennials and Gen Z shoppers.

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“We’re ready”: Menswear brand Yd launches dressed-up store concept

Inside Retail

The product is definitely the hero and customers are able to get an amazing styling experience in the new stores,” Yd’s head of marketing and creative Jeremy Taylor told Inside Retail. After feedback from our customers, we’ve created a more modern design and are using a more vertical style of merchandising in our new stores.”.

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How Puma’s F1 deal will help it reach a younger and more diverse audience

Inside Retail

Formula 1 and Puma recently inked a deal that will make Puma the official supplier at F1 races, granting the brand the right to produce F1-branded apparel, footwear and accessories for both F1 staff at the track and fans. This is an omnichannel opportunity that allows us to tap into the F1 universe and merchandise.

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Why the NBA is going green and opening stores Down Under

Inside Retail

Both stores feature a wide range of apparel and merchandise, and seek to leverage the significant,and ever growing, popularity of the league in Australia. How has this impacted the NBA’s brand in Australia, and have you noticed any trends in merchandise sales related to these players?

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How made-on-demand manufacturing is transforming the fashion industry

Inside Retail

According to the Pulse of the Fashion Industry report by Global Fashion Agenda & Boston Consulting Group, global apparel production is projected to rise by 63 per cent by 2030, from 62 million tonnes today to 102 million tonnes – equivalent to more than 500 billion additional T-shirts. The retailer doesn’t sit on stock,” added Dean.

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Retail’s tech revolution sets laser-like focus on the consumer

Inside Retail

As we edge closer to 2024, this phygital wave is being propelled by a raft of emerging technologies that promise to redefine the contours of retail operations, marketing strategies and customer engagement paradigms. This is especially crucial in managing seasonal or event-driven merchandise.

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London’s back, baby: Exploring three of the city’s retail hotspots

Inside Retail

From the vibrant Sunday morning markets to the revamped Battersea Power Station, it felt like London had its mojo back. The M&S store I visited was renovated in June, extending the food department on one side by 30 per cent and decreasing the size of the apparel section on the other. In short, summertime in London was a total vibe.