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How pop-ups helped inform Kat the Label’s new flagship store in Melbourne

Inside Retail

It will also continue its pop-up stores, with an opening planned in Los Angeles next year, and a Gold Coast pop-up on the horizon. The brand endeavours to buy dead-stock from larger brands, which it redesigns into its own pieces. Nixon added that the brand is constantly striving to improve its sustainability efforts.

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Interview: How Chinese giant Miniso is planning to take over the UK

Retail Gazette

Retail Gazette sits down with chief operating officer Saad Usman to talk about Miniso’s UK plans. The store also stocks kitchen accessories, homewares, electronics, snacks and drinks, as well as the brand’s newly launched makeup and fragrances collection. In fact, two new UK stores will open before Christmas.

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From the Caribbean to Hong Kong: The story behind sustainable label Beam Bold 

Inside Retail

Our eco-conscious brand uses digital printing for less waste and fixed brand colours to eliminate dead stock. We plan to set up showrooms for clients to experience our products firsthand, with the option to pre-order unavailable items online. All the fabrics we use are made from natural fibres.

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Behind the evolution of 107-year-old Japanese eyewear brand Tanaka Optical

Inside Retail

IR: Do you have expansion plans in the pipeline? What has the company planned post Covid-19? Thus, we don’t need to rely on mass production of trend-led products and excessive dead stocks after the trend is over. SW: As a matter of fact, we do!

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Retail Assortment Strategies: What Are They & How Do They Work?

Wiser

These are all examples of an optimized assortment plan. Too wide and you’ll end up with leftover dead stock. They mostly just sell shoes and shoe accessories, but they offer many variations and have a whole store built around this. This way you can rely on regular purchases with little worry of retaining dead stock.

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The High Street’s last stand: why Primark, Poundland and B&M finally surrendered to the e-commerce revolution

365 Retail

The service will offer 2,000 products across clothing, accessories and lifestyle, with around 40% of these items being exclusive to its website. ParcelHero said the writing was on the wall last May, despite Primark stating in January: “We can confirm that it is not in our plans to open an online store”. Read the full report here.

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How John Lewis is putting some much-needed love into its stores

Retail Gazette

The Oxford Street flagship now houses a new fragrance hall located in the former accessories department, which has been moved upstairs, with dedicated counters for luxury brands such as Loewe and Baccarat Rouge 540 maker Maison Francis Kurkdjian. ” It forms part of John Lewis’ plans to double its fashion business. .”