Repair and Rewear: Brands Helping Customers Buy Less
A handful of brands are helping customers with long-term product care—attracting loyal customers, reducing waste, and boosting a secondary market.
A handful of brands are helping customers with long-term product care—attracting loyal customers, reducing waste, and boosting a secondary market.
The thrill-of-the-hunt is driving off-price retail growth and here’s why other retailers should take note.
Why do teens buy shirts emblazoned with bands they’ve never heard and where does the modern merch scene become more about image than style?
Today, a vibrant new era of collectible exchange culture is blossoming, fueled by a desire for shared experiences and connections.
Phygital, the blending of online and in-store shopping experiences is the omnichannel retail daydream turbocharged by current and emerging technologies, like AI and AR.
Bold and unexpected flavors have become increasingly popular in the grocery and restaurant industries, capturing consumer interest, and driving up sales.
Representation matters. Every consumer wants to see someone who is like them in the media they consume, the movies they watch, and from the brands and stores where they shop.
From staycations to wellness education, we explore what’s making outdoor spaces designed for wellness so important right now.
Savvy retailers are realizing that mixing dining and shopping within a single destination is a recipe for business success.
Meet your customers where they are—it’s a tried and true adage. According to usage statistics, that means making it easy for customers to buy on social media.