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The retailer’s guide to Valentine’s Day

Inside Retail

Gifts have long since been a consumer favourite for Valentine’s Day celebrations. It’s a way for consumers to show their loved one’s admiration and gratitude on a love-filled day, yet as the global supply chain disruption lingers into 2022, consumers are becoming more reluctant in purchasing presents for this shopping event.

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Why teddy-bear brand Steiff sees a big opportunity to grow in China

Inside Retail

The joint venture, announced in February, marks the establishment of Steiff Asia Ltd and the inauguration of an Asia supply chain hub situated in the Shanghai free trade zone, functioning as a pivotal logistics centre to cater not only to the Chinese market but also to other key markets across Asia and the US.

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The Pop-Up Experience

Retailing Insight

The importance of togetherness, community and engagement has, perhaps, never been stronger. Retailers and indeed, many other brands, understand the quintessential need for unique consumer experiences which foster a human bond. Pop-ups started based on this need – think Farmer’s Markets – but they’ve quickly evolved. The Concept.

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Trends and innovation in retail check-out

CAAD

Although for decades and decades it has been a minor issue in the retail sector , the check-out process has become the new battleground for retail operations to engage and retain customers. This is part of the ongoing need to improve the customer experience in the physical shop and of course in the digital store.

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Behind the rise of ultra-prestige products in Asia’s travel retail market

Inside Retail

Pernod Ricard has partnered with promising artists in order to engage a cross-section of luxury shopper profiles. Only 21 bottles have been made available globally, with five reserved for the global travel retail channel. She explained that spending is likely to increase at least in the short-term as they make up for lost time.

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The Lexicon welcomes host of new occupiers amid action-packed summer events programme

Retail Focus

Søstrene Grene’s new, unique store concept ‘Retail for the Senses’ offers a wide assortment within home interiors, furniture, hobby items, kitchen supplies, children’s toys, specialty food and candy, gift-wrapping, and party supplies.

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5 Best Experiential Retail Examples

Greater Group

Experiential retail has developed out of the need to adapt to the changing market due to the rapid growth of the online market. While a considerate percentage of shopping nowadays takes place online – especially among millennials and Gen Z – it remains favourable for brands to keep one foot on the ground. Galaxy Harajuku.