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Luxury brand pop-up store hyperlocal retail strategies

Retail Focus

In a world where consumers value authenticity, it’s important for brands to reflect the cultural heritage of a location to avoid appearing detached or overly globalised. Adaptability and Market Responsiveness : Applying a hyper-local strategy enables luxury brands to be more agile and responsive to market trends.

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Lululemon’s ANZ boss talks menswear, personalisation and a new, premium flagship

Inside Retail

Mirroring the success of our Brookfield Place store in Sydney, we wanted to bring a broader assortment, elevated experience and bespoke touches like accessory personalisation to this diverse guest base. IR: As Lululemon’s ninth project this year in the region, how does the Emporium store reflect the brand’s overall growth strategy?

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How to build a bricks-and-mortar store that attracts and retains customers

Inside Retail

Some of them are tried and true, such as store layout and design, customer service and convenience. Others are more novel, such as experiential retailing, retail greening, and collaborative marketing. Regularly conduct audits of the store to see what is working and what requires improvement. Don’t waste this opportunity.

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Why Modular Exhibition Systems Are Ideal for Retail Environments

Retail Focus

For multi-location retail operations, these systems can also be transported and reused across various stores, further amplifying return on investment. Real-World Success Stories Many top retail brands are embracing modular exhibition systems to support their dynamic in-store marketing strategies.

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Forget omnichannel, it’s all about unified commerce

Inside Retail

Gaining visibility Another example of the benefits seen with a unified commerce platform is fashion retailer Eileen Fisher. It wanted to create synergy between its bricks-and-mortar locations and digital storefront. This means organisational change, and there may be resistance from stakeholders accustomed to legacy systems.

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The Evolution of Retail Formats: Adapting to Environmental and Social Forces

Retail Focus

This transformation can be dissected into several distinct stages, often referred to as disruptions, in which retailers competed on multiple fronts: for physical space, consumer attention, and innovative store layouts and designs. Internet retailing revolutionized the industry by eliminating the importance of physical location.

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How Hydra Health is Transforming the Hospital Gift Shop

Retail TouchPoints

Design concepts and even merchandise assortments are further customized based on the facility’s geographic location. Then the Hydra team can drill into top-performing categories and use traditional retail metrics, such as monthly performance and revenue per square foot, to further optimize the store layout, experience and services.