Austin boutique Co-Star offers space for pop-up shops, giving emerging brands a platform to test retail concepts in the city’s vibrant and creative shopping scene.
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The brick-and-mortar retail experience, whether in strip malls, malls or separate buildings, is on the decline overall, particularly in the specialty retail sector. Part of the issue lies with the overwhelming domination of e-commerce shopping, which is a $262 billion industry, but another problem is that consumers are simply bored with their options at these
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Surf-wear has risen in popularity in the last couple of years in New York. Saturdays NYC and Mollusk Surf Shop are the brands leading the way in this fashion trend. Token Surfboards, a brand from Brooklyn seems to have found its own niche in this ever-changing market. This indie brand draws inspiration from the surfing and skating
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They’re looking for deals, not horse-and-mallet logos. They want a seamless shopping experience that melds the online and offline worlds
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Chocolate brand TCHO uses pop-up shops and flavor labs in San Francisco and New York to bring its ethical, flavor-driven chocolate directly to customers.
Indochino launched pop-up showrooms in New York to bring its custom menswear tailoring experience to life through in-person measurements and styling consultations.
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As this point, it’s a pretty fair assumption that most brands know that in order to create a substantial following, you need to have a well-made website with a strong e-commerce component. What’s not as obvious though, is the importance of balancing that awesome online presence with one that is offline. When you’ve put a
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Accenture predicts that by 2020 Millennials will account for nearly $1.4 trillion in spending power. However, their spending does not currently follow traditional patterns. Millennials use their disposable income to pay for experiences – travel, entertainment, technology – rather than tangible goods with shorter lifespans, like clothes. And when they do shop for more traditional
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Jewelry designer Jennifer Crowe hosted a curated pop-up on Abbot Kinney in Venice, Los Angeles, bringing together Taisteal jewelry and a selection of independent artisans for a collaborative retail showcase.
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