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Meet Iroo, the Taiwanese fashion brand eyeing international expansion

Inside Retail

Since its founding in 1999, Iroo has set itself apart in the fashion sector by offering new collections weekly rather than following the industrys standard seasonal drop. Inside Retail : How has the Taiwanese fashion market changed since Iroo’s inception? IR: Which markets do you see as the most promising?

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Return-To-Office: Why Luxury Retailers Should Refresh Their Clienteling Strategies Along with Their Customers’ Work Wardrobes

Retail TouchPoints

Through the effective use of their customer data and clienteling capabilities, retailers can craft deeply personalized shopping experiences, making the wardrobe refresh portion of the RTO journey much more enjoyable for the customer. Luxury retailers, armed with their styling expertise, can offer valuable guidance during this phase.

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Data-Driven Sustainability: How Supply Chain Efficiency and Clienteling Drive More Sustainable Operations and Customer Choices

Retail TouchPoints

With this deeper insight into both their sustainability initiatives and inventory stocking, businesses can better tread the line between meeting customer demand and minimizing waste to stay competitive in an ever-changing and complex market. There is also a significant intersection of sustainability with customer preference data.

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Richemont’s third-quarter sales soar with China the standout market 

Inside Retail

Luxury fashion group Richemont has reported sales growth of 8 per cent to US$6 billion for its third quarter ended December 31, on the back of China’s retail recovery. The post Richemont’s third-quarter sales soar with China the standout market appeared first on Inside Retail Australia.

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Rebag, ThredUp Join Forces to ‘Push the Boundaries of the Secondhand Market’

Retail TouchPoints

Luxury accessory resale site Rebag and online resale platform ThredUp have announced a multi-faceted partnership to bring their clienteles closer together and enhance both companies’ circularity efforts.

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Beating expectations: Is Hermes immune to the global downturn?

Inside Retail

Fashion and leather goods fell 5 per cent to €9.15 The Americas market grew by 11.7 According to CNBC, Hermes’ stock had soared to more than $22 per share at close of trading on October 24, lifting its market capitalisation to more than $233 billion. The company has posted a sales increase of 11.3 billion for the third quarter.

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Behind the demise of Harrolds: A cautionary tale or singular case?

Inside Retail

The downfall of the almost 40-year-old business raises the question of whether this is a sign of things to come as retailers struggle to compete with the increasing e-commerce capabilities and convenience of retail goliaths on the global market, or whether it is a case of Harrolds facing a ‘perfect storm’ of challenges on multiple fronts.