Anyone seen any of the GU shops the article talks of?
Statistics: Posted by bels — Fri Nov 24, 2017 6:40 am
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What it does make me think about though is pricing from a marketing perspective (not a purely profit one). Priced too low, perhaps these sneakers could have came off as too cheap (and not iconic enough to justify the affordability as bizarre as that sounds) for the cool boutique/internet fashionista to wear. Too high, and well, not enough sales. They're at a point where it's high enough to feel at place in a cool shop, low enough that aspirational buyers who dream of that shops aesthetic can purchase them. Not sure how else to explain. Another example - Supreme's price points I think perfectly are here too.
Statistics: Posted by nick — Sat Oct 11, 2014 6:01 pm
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Could I ask where you got those figures on 3rd party retailer margins? Really interesting industry. Also, don't suppose you have a cache'd version of that article you linked to, the owner has removed it.
The salary is ridiculous.Worth noting that Angela Ahrendts was the highest paid CEO regardless of gender in the UK ($26.3 million p.a.) excluding stock options/under the table compensation. Burberry is fascinating as a lens on the industry, wrote a paper for uni on their turnaround in the early 2000's which I could share if you're interested.
One thing I'd like to know more about is Thom Browne the actual company not the man, there's so little stuff on the operations rather than the man himself.
Statistics: Posted by MxmHrpr — Sun Aug 24, 2014 10:45 am
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Btw this was the first entry in McCarthy's diffusion line:
Statistics: Posted by starfox64 — Wed Aug 07, 2013 5:52 am
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Would you expect a book review to say "They made the character a bit like the character from shades of grey because that's popular at the moment, after all, writers have to get paid."
Heard Cormac McCarthy is going to bring out a diffusion line of novels with more punctuation and less violence.
Statistics: Posted by bels — Wed Aug 07, 2013 5:29 am
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in regards to the second article it definitely seems like it's easier to find japanese brands and brand info online today than it did even 12 or 15 months ago.
Statistics: Posted by starfox64 — Wed Aug 07, 2013 3:43 am
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