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How True Religion aims to be the latest Y2K-era brand to make a comeback

Inside Retail

By 2013, the company reached peak profit, when it hit $490 million in revenue, after nearly tripling sales between 2007 and 2012. Inside Retail connected with the CMO to delve into the details of True Religion’s millennial and Gen-Z-geared marketing strategy. It was one of the top players in the denim retail boom of the early 2000s.

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Autumn Fair 2025 reveals powerful content agenda designed to equip independent retailers for a changing market

A1 Retail

This is about giving you real-world strategies and actionable insights that can make a genuine difference to your business, from marketing on a shoestring, to making your store unmissable, to understanding the trends your customers will care about next. “We’re not adding content for content’s sake.

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How Mosaic Brands’ rapid expansion led to its devastating collapse

Inside Retail

Noni B had struggled for sales growth from 2007 with earnings tumbling from $8.2 Alceon acquired Noni B in 2014 at what it no doubt thought was a bargain price of 51 cents a share, valuing the retailer at $16.4 million, but Noni B’s best days were behind it. million in 2006 to a $7.8 million loss in 2014.

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Athleisure Faceoff: How Lululemon, Vuori, Alo and Fabletics are Making Their Case to Consumers

Retail TouchPoints

The Battle for Market Share The legacy leaders in sports apparel have taken notice, as evidenced by moves such as Nikes high-profile new activewear partnership with Kim Kardashians trendy Skims brand. And the big-name brands still hold the title when it comes to market share, with only Lululemon offering any real threat at the moment.

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Vera Bradley Names Chief Growth Officer to Drive Pura Vida’s Next Stage of Development

Retail TouchPoints

Vera Bradley has appointed retail veteran Lockie Andrews to the newly created post of Chief Growth Officer (CGO) for the Pura Vida lifestyle accessories brand, in which it has a 75% stake. As CGO, Andrews will be responsible for all digital, performance marketing, sales and merchandising initiatives.

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Platypus opens 200th store, promises 30 more by June

Inside Retail

Platypus, which was acquired by Accent Group in 2007, currently has 167 stores in Australia and 34 in New Zealand. Platypus continues to be at the forefront of young trends, continually leading the market with important brands such as Dr Martens, Vans, New Balance, Converse, Crocs, and Adidas.

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Orlebar Brown opens Sydney flagship in Martin Place 

Inside Retail

The brand, founded in 2007 by photographer Adam Brown, identifies four key holiday categories: beach, sport, resort, and coast. The firm says it is excited to exhibit to Sydney locals and visitors its perspective on swim, beach, and resort apparel.

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