Following on from our story yesterday about Cotton On buying a New Zealand shopping centre, we spoke with Cotton On's New Zealand country manager Mark Singleton about the latest developments in its journey, including the roll out of a Kiwi led streetwear range called Among
Stirling Women has joined a growing cluster of fashion retailers and opened a new store close to Ponsonby Central on Ponsonby Rd. The store is a sister brand to Stirling Sports and is the second store to open of its kind in New Zealand, following
International fast fashion giant Cotton On has purchased its first ever shopping centre in no other country than little old New Zealand. It bought Papamoa's Fashion Plaza shopping centre off a group of business people earlier this year for $6.25 million. We talked to chief
TRA's Luke Procter, a self-proclaimed sneakerhead, thinks brands can learn a lot about marketing by studying the way companies like Adidas and Foot Locker are selling their precious, limited-edition wares.
We watched with horror as KFC unveiled a fried chicken nail polish earlier this year, but the fast food giant isn't quite done yet. It has released a chicken-scented sunscreen to get your skin looking like dried leather. You know, just in case the hole
Founded more than 100 years ago, Farmers is one of New Zealand’s best-known heritage retailers. It has flourished under conditions which have seen competitors like Wellington’s Kirkcaldie & Stains fall, and is now adapting to omnichannel. We heard from Michael Power, Farmers chief financial officer.
An ethical fashion rating app called Good On You has launched today and is free for the New Zealand public to download. The app provides a way for consumers to see how popular fashion brands in New Zealand stack up in terms of ethical issues.
Much-loved chocolate brand Whittaker’s has opened its first pop-up shop in the style of a 1950s milk bar to celebrate its latest creation, the K Bar range. The chocolate bars are a combination of Whittaker’s chocolate and one of New Zealand’s iconic lollies, the jaw-breaking
It was a full house at the Vector Arena as more than 1500 guests sat down to raise funds for charity and celebrate The Warehouse Group's supplier network at the 25th Gala Dinner. The event also saw the group's new chief executive, Nick Grayston, on
You’ve probably seen its eye-catching kiosks at airport terminals, but did you know 1Above is a New Zealand business? Already sold in more than 250 outlets around the globe, 1Above is now seeking further growth using capital raised from an equity crowdfunding campaign run through