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Wilson Opens First Store

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Wilson Sporting Goods Co. Located at 932 N. Rush Street, the interior is set at 2247 square feet and offers a range of apparel and sports goods. With a “leather-inspired … signature scent,” the space showcases historical sports relics and also has a feature allowing customers to alter the store’s music playlist.

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Wilson Sporting Goods Turns First Physical Stores into Ultimate Urban Playgrounds

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The sporting goods retailer has existed for elite athletes as a wholesale brand for more than 100 years, being the “official ball of everything” from tennis to golf. For aspiring sportspeople, Wilson products existed on a par with everything else in department stores and retailers like Dick’s Sporting Goods.

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Will curbside retail be a viable strategy post-Covid?

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Although many retail locations have reopened for in-person shopping, at least for periods of time between lockdowns, experts believe that the emerging preference toward e-commerce retail solutions, especially hybrid solutions like click and collect, is here to stay.

Strategy 147
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Rebel and innovate: How Nike’s storytelling strategy works

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Thousands of 20-ish-year-olds, working in the hundreds of sporting goods retailers around the country (Foot Locker, Rebel Sport and The Athlete’s Foot) hold a lot of power in the advice they dish out. Even so, we partied with 500 retail floor staff across three locations around the country. We put the foot to the floor.

Strategy 130
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Asics plans giant strides in “cutthroat” Indian market

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We have a strong pipeline and we want to open stores in more than 10-12 locations before the end of the year. The sports industry is one of the most cutthroat in both India and the rest of the world. Asics is also in the process of revamping its stores in line with the new global retail concept.

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Centenarian Celebration

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We’d be remiss if we failed to mention the other exciting content in this issue, including an in-depth case study on Wilson Sporting Goods’ physical concepts; the “Bombshell” Victoria’s Secret High Line pop-up; and a Two-Minute Tour on New York’s SoHo – November/December is historically our “New York” edition after all!

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Why Australian retailers are adopting RFID to boost sales and profits

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They enable accurate inventory levels by location and improved management of a retailer’s inventory. While the apparel sector is leading the adoption of RFID tags in Australia, Ramp is now seeing traction in the personal care sector, sporting goods, accessories, eyewear, and – more recently – liquor and furniture stores.