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Van Brussel is the latest brand to join the ranks of slow fashion’s new guard

Inside Retail

Her eponymous label Van Brussel meets that mark with its all-Australian made range of garments that fills a distinct gap in the market; ethically produced garments using natural fibres that are both comfortable and sophisticated. The brand is the founder’s direct response to unsustainable fast fashion and unmarketable slow fashion.

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From Kampot to Myer: the journey of Cambodian fashion label Dorsu

Inside Retail

Yet Dorsu, which positions itself as an ethical and sustainable clothing maker, has overcome geographic and socioeconomic barriers to establish itself in the Australian market. From luxury makers like Dior and Gucci to fast-fashion labels like Zara and H&M, the industry is working towards cleaning up its sustainability credentials. “So

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

Inside Retail

It operates more than 100 stores in Japan, manufacturing and marketing spectacles, contact lenses and hearing aids as well as selling other optical goods. IR: How has the optical market evolved since you launched your business? IR: Can you tell us what it was like to launch a new store during the pandemic?

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How Bo & Luca’s founder navigated warfare whilst remaining true to her purpose

Inside Retail

It is an art form and one that is rarely, if ever, found in a world of fast fashion. SP: Temple is the sister brand of Bo & Luca, created to fill a need in the market during Covid-19. We create for the customer and do not create large runs, which ensures there is no dead stock.

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5 Highly Effective Retail Markdown Strategies that Work in 2021

Retalon

Markdowns are used to temporarily increase demand for low-demand products, ideally long enough to sell through all stock. Retailers need to consider many markdown strategies to find the one(s) that align with their products, their markets, and their overall business. Further, markdowns are almost always inevitable.

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Jason & Scot Show Episode 314 – Lovesac Founder and CEO Shawn Nelson

Retail Geek

Podcast about e-commerce and digital shopper marketing. 5:32] E-commerce and digital marketing obviously but it’s watchable and changeable, and movable and it can be with you the rest of your life that that led us to a whole design philosophy that now. [5:42]

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Jason & Scot Show Episode 297 -GroceryShop 2022 and news

Retail Geek

Scot: [33:57] Yeah and then yeah so I think I think they probably, you know what they’re doing is 10 experiments and getting rid of 3 and people focus on that versus the seven they’re keeping in those seven they’ll keep iterating on and making better so I don’t think it’s dead.