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The flagship follows the openings of the label’s travel retail boutique at Sydney International Airport in November 2022 and a shop-in-shop at David Jones departmentstore in Sydney last October.
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Australian activewear brand Do You Even marked the start of its Big W retail partnership and its first range being stocked in the discount departmentstore with a consumer launch event. Big W gives us the platform to connect with a new audience and expand our reach,” Ozturk said.
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The French Government’s international trade agency, Business France, has launched an online showroom to connect French fashion and accessories brands with industry professionals in the APAC region. We really hope that 2022 will allow us to be able to invest in marketing campaigns again,” she said. “We
per cent of the luxury eyewear market. The advantage is that the streetwear label is backed by an investor who is performing and knows global markets. Scaling the Supreme sunglasses collection is the obvious low-hanging fruit and could open up huge distribution opportunities in all the world’s departmentstores.
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Grenade said the brand develops specific products for the Asian market to adapt to the culture by offering different cuts. “We We are also launching capsules dedicated to this market, such as for the Chinese New Year, and this year we will be launching a luxury range only available in Asia,” he added. per cent in digital, 68.9
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