After battling requests for a line of shoes made for kids, Allbirds has given the punters what they desire and launched a limited edition children's footwear range called Smallbirds. And in the spirit of creative overachieving, co-founder Joey Zwillinger has written a children's picture book
Mitre 10’s online sales grew by 48 percent last year. The hardware chain’s focus on ecommerce is just one of the initiatives that’s contributed to a year-on-year revenue bump of 9.8 percent in its latest annual results.
As Christmas steps closer every day, retailers are beginning to feel pressure from international marketplaces according to Retail NZ.
Few retailers can boast more loyal and passionate repeat customers than independent bookstores. There’s just something about bookstores that inspires a sense of community. This week, bookstores are set to celebrate their place in New Zealand shoppers’ hearts on NZ Bookshop Day, Saturday October 28.
Placemakers' headquarters has been put up for sale. The $7.4 million property has been used by Placemakers as a main office site for the last 40 years.
Scott Davidson has joined the ranks among retail giant Countdown as their newest general manager for merchandise.
Luxury brand Coach has rebranded itself to Tapestry in a risky move to reflect the many brands that now sit under its umbrella.
Foodstuffs has launched a new small-format grocery brand linked to its existing New World offering called Fresh Collective by New World.
NZ Retail’s former editor Trudy Cliff passed away during September 2017.
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