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Asking Price

... Young consumers consider prices to be flexible as they attempt to maximize their return on spend, and brands have an opportunity to win their loyalty by offering strategic discounts and engaging in negotiation practices.Having come of age as consumers in the era of online shopping, today’s youth have a different perception of price than past generations do. Prices are more public than ever, easily searched, compared, and evaluated, and young consumers who have only known such a time of retail ...

Hi & Buy

... force behind the evolution of retail. They desire shopping situations that feel like events, and seek connectedness from brands that prioritize Community > Commerce and offer entertainment through What’s In Store. Gen Zs appreciate such “shoppertainment” from in-person shopping experiences; 41% of Trendsetting Zs in the U.S. and 32% in the UK like going to stores where they can just hang out, even if they’re not buying anything. As the first digitally native generation, Zs want the ...

The Global Retail Landscape

... The global map of retail is the most expansive it’s ever been, stretching across multiple online and IRL touchpoints, prompting brands to innovate their strategies to cut through the noise and directly reach modern young consumers.The retail footprint is larger than ever, with in-store experiences, online retail, and the rise of social media shopping spurring its rapid growth (see The Global Map Of Retail below). The retail space has also seen the arrival of next-gen brands coming from new ...

Public Funds

... CabellFollowing in the pioneering footsteps of Everlane, new online-only accessories brand Oliver Cabell is seeking to disrupt the luxury fashion category through its direct-to-consumer line of affordable, unisex Italian-made bags. All products tout a "price breakdown" that explains how the brand arrives at its list price, with dollar amounts for each step of the production process: materials, labor, transit, and duty. The brand underscores its fair pricing by also listing the traditional retail ...

weCommerce

... get rid of or don't have space for.JOSEPH, 31, INI use Tradesy for selling because you can swap your item for something else. It's easy and very efficient to buy or trade.HEIDI, 24, MNThe buying side of the weCommerce sphere holds appeal equal to that of the selling side. Participants enjoy the serendipity offered by the resale market; unlike traditional retail which typically invites comparison shopping, weCommerce has less process attached to it, making it more novel and, thus, stress-free. A 26 ...