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The Co-Opt Club: Cotton On launches initiative to support emerging artists

Inside Retail

Cotton On has launched The Co-Opt Club program with Universal Music Group to showcase the work of up-and-coming Australian artists through fashion. Pieces by Tylah Saunders, a Gunditijmara artist, are inspired by the coastal landscapes of his hometown in South Australia, the ocean, representing a connection to self, culture and home.

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How Yarn’n is revolutionising hygiene with a focus on First Nations communities

Inside Retail

The last thing I was ever going to do was put a product or do something in the market that didnt feel genuine to our culture, he added. We put [Yarnn] out to the market as a direct-to-consumer brand, and we very much wanted to educate and inspire. Hes an incredible artist. Well keep working with different artists, he added.

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Luxury brand pop-up store hyperlocal retail strategies

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Furthermore, collaborating with local artisans, designers, or artists strengthens the brand’s authenticity and enhances its reputation for exclusiveness and craftsmanship. Adaptability and Market Responsiveness : Applying a hyper-local strategy enables luxury brands to be more agile and responsive to market trends.

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How Golden Goose is growing its Apac market share

Inside Retail

Golden Goose aims to gain more market share in Australia by establishing a strong retail presence and building lasting community connections through new retail experiences. Inside Retail spoke with Mauro Maggioni, Golden Gooses Apac CEO, about how the business plans to grow its market share in the global US$39.91

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Lvly’s Soniya Cooper on customer-conscious marketing, love and retail

Inside Retail

But in 2025, we want to celebrate the gestures big and small that symbolise everyday love”, said Soniya Cooper, head of marketing and partnerships, at Lvly, told Inside Retail. Inside Retail spoke with Cooper about the brands considerate customer-led marketing initiatives, consumer trends and stepping into bricks-and-mortar retail.

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Queen Victoria Market to ban sale of inauthentic Indigenous products

Inside Retail

Melbourne’s Queen Victoria Market has cracked down on the sale of inauthentic Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander souvenir products, ahead of new laws which come into force next year. The land on which the market stands, and the surrounding area, belong to the Wurundjeri People of the Kulin Nation, who are the traditional owners.

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First Nations artists, Pride and mental health: Volley talks collabs

Inside Retail

Australian shoe company Volley has recently completed its Walk in their Shoes collaboration with First Nations artists and the National Gallery of Australia as part of its commitment to partner with organisations on projects that reflect its values. The showcase enabled the artists involved to illustrate what it’s like to walk in their shoes.

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