Inside Retail
SEPTEMBER 17, 2023
H&M-owned fashion brand Cos has partnered with pureplay retailer The Iconic to further expand its wholesale presence across the Tasman. The London-based brand sells elevated wardrobe essentials in innovative designs and operates 252 stores across 47 physical markets, 38 online markets and wholesale partners.
Retail TouchPoints
APRIL 29, 2022
BJ’s Wholesale Club is testing out a smaller store format called BJ’s market. BJ’s market will serve as an exciting new innovation lab for BJ’s Wholesale Club,” said Bill Werner, EVP, Strategy and Development at BJ’s Wholesale Club in a statement. “We The first 43,000 -square-foot concept store opened in Warwick, R.I.
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Retail TouchPoints
MAY 20, 2022
A 45-year-old family-owned luxury business might not be the kind of company one expects to be at the cutting edge of digital commerce, but thanks to President Ken Natori, the company’s second-generation leader, Natori is just that. And earn his stripes he has. I Would Always Rather Over-explore than Under-explore’.
Retail TouchPoints
JULY 26, 2022
In 2014, fashion veteran Christopher Molnar decided to go after a white space he felt was being overlooked by the big fashion houses — premium essentials. Molnar grew up in the fashion business — his father helped launch Hugo Boss into North America in the ‘70s.
Inside Retail
OCTOBER 31, 2023
In 2020, Australian teen fashion brand Pavement joined a large list of retailers that entered voluntary administration, citing the Covid-19 pandemic as a major factor contributing to their exit from the retail landscape. IR: How does the brand emphasise affordability, and does this come at a cost in terms of sustainable production?
Inside Retail
DECEMBER 6, 2023
Thai retail conglomerate Central Retail (CRC for short) has launched full-on into the wholesale business under the name Go Wholesale, and is planning to give CP Axtra — parent company of retailer Lotus’s and wholesaler Makro — a run for its money. It operates 164 wholesale units, of which all but 10 are in Thailand itself.
Inside Retail
JUNE 19, 2022
Australian fashion tech business Azura Fashion Group is banking on the booming circular economy for growth. Azura Fashion Group was born out of the uproar caused by Burberry’s revelation in 2018 that it had destroyed millions of dollars worth of excess stock, rather than sell it at a discounted price, to protect its brand image.
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