Back to school shopping is still largely done in stores because of the bonding experience school shopping creates between parent and child. Yet, many retailers are not capitalizing on this idea. For winter holidays, for example, many retailers host gift wrapping events, happy hour shopping, and pop-up markets.
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Back to school shopping is the second biggest spending occasion, after the winter holidays. Each year, back to school and back to college shoppers spend roughly $80 billion.
Spring is full of fashion accessories and warm-weather impulse buys, and perhaps none more practical than the umbrella. Fashionable and functional, umbrellas are a must-have for retailers during the rainy spring and summer months.
If you’re an apparel retailer, there’s a good chance you’ve heard of OFFPRICE. The tradeshow is one of the industry’s hottest and fastest-growing events.
Sunglass selling season is in full swing and retailers everywhere are looking for stylish shades at competitive price points. 75% of U.S. adults wear sunglasses, equaling 95 million pairs of sunglasses sold in the U.S. each year, according to Statistic Brain.
A customer’s path to purchase often begins online but ends in-store. In fact, a Forbes Insight report found that 82% of shoppers conduct research online before completing a purchase in-store.
What do the UBM Fashion NYWOMEN’S shows have in common this coming June? A reimagined shopping experience exclusively designed for retailers and consumers, too.
There is no question social media is changing how, when, and why people shop. We discussed these changes in consumer behavior with Satish Kanwar, VP & GM of Channels at Shopify.
Corri Neckritz started selling apparel out of her home in 2007 after experiencing frustration with the limited selections while shopping for her own kids. Flash forward to 2018 and she is the owner of Groove, a one-stop-shop for apparel, gifts, novelties, and more for babies, kids, teens, and adults.
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