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Kurt Geiger is ‘Going Big in North America’ with Plans for 50 U.S. Stores

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British footwear and accessories label Kurt Geiger has unveiled plans to bring its London verve across the pond in a big way. where the brand has previously been sold via its owned website and wholesale at retailers including Bloomingdales , Nordstrom and Dillards sales grew 58.7% Following the opening of its first U.S.

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How Australian luxury brand Camilla plans to win over the US retail scene

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Founded by leading Australian fashion designer Camilla Franks in 2004, the eponymous apparel and accessories brand has been taking the world by storm with its aesthetic approach to bohemian-inspired designs. By 2028, the brand plans to have opened 10 new stores, in addition to its current US retail stackup. This is just the beginning!

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Calpak Embarks on a New Retail Adventure: Physical Stores

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Photo credit: Calpak From Pop-Up to Permanent Calpak initially realized the power of retail when it started forging partnerships with Nordstrom and other wholesale partners, according to Shin. Calpak undoubtedly tapped into the learnings from its pop-up to better plan for the LA store’s opening.

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Authentic Brands Buys IP of Iconic Boot Brand, Plans Global Expansion

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Marc Fisher Footwear will take on the Hunter brand’s footwear design, wholesale and ecommerce operations. Authentic plans to tap its global network of category experts and best-in-class operating partners to accelerate the worldwide expansion of Hunter in the U.S. In the U.S.,

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Under Armour Q2 revenue dips as brand realignment continues

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Wholesale revenue fell 12 per cent, and direct-to-consumer sales decreased by 8 per cent, driven by a planned reduction in e-commerce promotions. By product, apparel sales dropped by 12 per cent, footwear by 11 per cent, and accessories rose 2 per cent. In May, Under Armour launched a restructuring plan to increase efficiency.

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G-Star Raw seals new Australasian partner

Inside Retail

G-Star said it plans to expand in Australia and New Zealand by boosting wholesale growth and launching new retail stores this year. The company has signed a deal with Good Products & Co for the distribution of its products in the two markets. The brand is now stocked at David Jones, The Iconic, Glue Store and Culture Kings.

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Under Armour posts $309 million loss, focuses on brand reset

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Wholesale revenue declined 8 per cent to $3 billion, while DTC revenue fell 11 per cent to $2.1 Accessories rose 1 per cent to $411 million. As part of its multi-year turnaround plan, Under Armour last year launched a restructuring effort expected to cost between $140 million and $160 million.

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