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‘It scared the hell out of me to hand over the keys’: What brands have...

Brands and retailers say they’re seeing strong returns from creator content, whether that’s from mini-series or unboxing videos. While creator programs aren’t new, more retail players are jumping into...

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Brands Briefing: Hanna Andersson is joining Amazon, with a 90% unique assortment

Children’s clothing company Hanna Andersson is making its official debut on Amazon. The Oregon-based brand will launch an Amazon storefront on Oct. 1. Notably, 90% of the brand’s inventory on Amazon...

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Canadian apparel brand Duer launches a print magazine as analog comes back in...

Duer, a performance jeans brand based in Canada, is leaning into print amid an analog resurgence. The company is publishing a quarterly magazine called Interval that will tell its brand story through...

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Spot & Tango is making a $3.5M bet on brand marketing after years of spending $0

New Yorkers are well-acquainted with hot dogs. But this month, they’ll see some cartoonishly long dogs, too, thanks to marketing materials from Spot & Tango. The digitally native pet food brand,...

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Brands Briefing: Are hotels the new brand showrooms?

Checking into a hotel? You could receive a room key, a WiFi code and some branded gear. Brands are using resorts and hotels as showrooms, betting on picturesque locales and luxurious getaways to...

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Pinterest unveils new suite of ad tools, including Visual Search Ads, in its...

Pinterest is introducing a range of ad tools and experiences as it looks to get ahead in the AI age. The features, revealed at “Pinterest Presents” on Tuesday, will roll out in the coming weeks. One...

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Beyond Yoga stresses performance offerings in new NYC pop-up

Beyond Yoga is playing up its role in performance as it broadens its presence on the East Coast. The Levi Strauss & Co.-owned brand is setting up shop in New York City’s Flatiron neighborhood with...

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Nearly all luxury resale transactions on TikTok Shop US now come from...

Livestreaming is proving to be big business for TikTok Shop’s burgeoning resale economy. Year-to-date, 94% of revenue on TikTok Shop from luxury resale in the U.S. is coming from lives, the platform...

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Brands Briefing: Customer-service phone lines are getting a second look...

Sproos, a DTC showerhead brand that caters to renters, has answered customer-service questions through email and a chat function for years. But this summer, the company tried something new: It set up...

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Meta Lab, known for AI glasses, is nearly doubling its retail store footprint

It’s shortly after opening time at Meta Lab on Fifth Avenue, and already, visitors are streaming in. Some are browsing the racks of AI smart glasses, comparing transition lenses and clear lenses,...

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Aerie soars in back-to-school sales, while American Eagle works to ‘balance’...

As the back-to-school season dies down, Aerie is continuing its hot streak. Meanwhile, American Eagle is still dealing with sales slumps as it works to reposition its denim business. On Wednesday, AEO...

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Brands Briefing: Instagram DMs are proving to be a gold mine for product...

Before grabbing her morning coffee, Lindsay Jackson, the chief marketing officer at Made In cookware, opens up Instagram. She goes straight to the brand’s DMs, where, typically, 20-30 customers have...

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Quince’s first-ever sample sale sold out 6 hours early

A four-block line. A two-and-a-half hour wait time. And hundreds of towels, candles and cashmere sweaters. These were the key elements of Quince’s first-ever sample sale, held Aug. 14-15 in its...

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Brands Briefing: Fjällräven is going beyond Kånken backpacks as it builds...

Fjällräven is bringing its curled-up fox logo to more stores across North America. The Swedish brand is opening two new locations in Boston in September, two blocks apart. One will be a Fjällräven...

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Miffy madness: A 70-year-old bunny is the ‘it’ character for brands

Move over, Hello Kitty and Labubu. Retail’s latest “it” girl is a 70-year-old cartoon bunny from the Netherlands. Her name is Miffy, and she has white ears, colorful outfits and an “X” for a mouth....

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Dick’s Sporting Goods says it’s ‘still early in the Foot Locker turnaround’...

Dick’s Sporting Goods says it remains bullish on its Foot Locker business, even as it lowered its yearly guidance for the segment, citing “challenging conditions” in the athletic footwear market. On...

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Brands Briefing: To grow sales on Amazon, brands are turning to TikTok Shop

Dave Dama, the co-founder and CEO of electric toothbrush brand AquaSonic, woke up one day in February to a surprise. The company’s Electric Pink Vibe Series had sold thousands of units on Amazon,...

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Exclusive: Beauty service Ipsy is becoming a marketing solutions company, too

Ipsy is now offering marketing services as it looks to onboard new brands and court more customers. The beauty subscription company is debuting Ipsy Marketing Solutions, an offering it says can help...

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With a record $2.7B in sales, U.S. Polo Assn. is scoring points with younger...

U.S. Polo Assn. is celebrating a record year, thanks to its larger store footprint and growing fanbase of teens and twenty-somethings. U.S. Polo Assn., which dates back to 1890, reported $2.7 billion...

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TJX to accelerate store openings as off-price continues its hot streak

The parent company of TJ Maxx, Marshalls and HomeGoods is ramping up its store count as it sees gains in the off-price channel. TJX Companies plans to increase its store growth from 3% to 4%, starting...

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