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Rebag, ThredUp Join Forces to ‘Push the Boundaries of the Secondhand Market’

Retail TouchPoints

Luxury accessory resale site Rebag and online resale platform ThredUp have announced a multi-faceted partnership to bring their clienteles closer together and enhance both companies’ circularity efforts. For items that sell on ThredUp, customers will receive Rebag credit that can be used online and in store. ” . ”

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Why retail giants like Walmart are tapping into the booming pet-care market

Inside Retail

The centre features a grooming salon with self-service options, a full-service veterinary hospital, a curated mid-tier and high-end merchandise assortment, a cafe specifically designed for a canine clientele, and more features to serve the needs of man’s best friend and their owners.

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How sustainability and WFH culture are creating homewares opportunities

Inside Retail

As homewares buyers from around the world descended on Hong Kong over the weekend, exhibitors hoped their sharper focus on sustainability and products geared to consumers embracing the Covid-born work-from-home trend would populate the order books. Some of the things we make for Hong Kong consumers are quite useless, but they are fun.

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Rebag Bar Micro Store Concept Debuts in New York

Retail TouchPoints

The 180-square-foot Rebag Bar integrates Rebag’s signature physical store environment with a seamless, on-the-go experience, and will focus on sourcing bags, watches, fine jewelry and accessories via a convenient drop-off point. Our new Rebag Bar micro concept is highly flexible,” Gorra added. “It

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Kate Spade CEO: “The power of TikTok for product discovery is incredible”

Inside Retail

We continue to increase the use of our clienteling platform to connect our customers with our stylists, spur repeat purchases and help deliver a more personalised experience. This is how consumers are evolving and we want to meet them where they are and we strive to make the shopping experience as cohesive as possible.

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David’s Bridal to Debut New Store Format Designed for One-on-One Customer Experiences

Retail TouchPoints

Select locations will include a Little White Dress Boutique and Flower Girl Shop, as well as a “shimmer and shine” shop that houses designer shoes and accessories. David’s Bridal will celebrate the new locations by hosting grand reopening events to educate consumers regarding its new services and in-store offerings.

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Analysis: Why China could become the luxury industry’s next sore spot

Inside Retail

The luxury goods industry has relied heavily on China and North America for growth in recent years, but latest Chinese economic figures and a disappointing sales update from Cartier-owner Richemont suggest both markets may be starting to slow. Their wealthier target consumers are better insulated against macroeconomic headwinds.