…strategize around the shifting sands. Moving on Out China has been shedding apparel and textile jobs over the last decade, but the exodus of manufacturing in general, is accelerating. The…
A Brief History and Consumer Perspective Women’s underwear, its euphemistic pseudonym ‘intimate apparel,’ or its more sophisticated sister, ‘lingerie,’ is difficult in so many ways. For all of us women…
…apparel is only going to grow. And then “fashionable” apparel at every price point has become ubiquitous in an overstored U.S. market, driving up competition and driving down prices. So…
…Mrs. Whitney opened the Whitney Studio, the first public space devoted to the presentation of work by living American artists. At the time, American art was not considered fashionable; collectors…
…time socializing with friends in an eclectic and intimate downtown setting — and ordering apparel and other necessities (including food) online. By locating American Dream in a virtual wasteland, without…
…all Americans, not just the middle class. High- and low-income consumers of all ages and genders shopped at Sears. Thus, it had a unique niche—in the sense that it wasn’t…
…damage to corporate balance sheets until 2020). A recent survey, conducted by Shopkick, indicated that American consumers are aware of tariff issues and have plans to react to rising prices….
…it – \”there is absolutely no need to rush\” the President said in a recent tweet – points to a disconnect that could cripple the American economy…taking down retailers with…
…— food retailing, or, to be more precise, conventional supermarkets. Americans Stay Home Unlike their counterparts in other retailing sectors and their European peers, American supermarket operators are a stay-at-home…
…and in reverse. Which is why the recent news that fabled French department store Printemps is planning to open its first American store in 2024 in New York City is…
