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Urban Outfitters this week became the latest retailer to launch a clothing rental service.
Bonobos has been quietly piloting a "try before you buy" service in three of its Boston area guideshops, and is looking at expanding the service to the West Coast.
Having made a collective mark on the retail’s makeup, direct-to-consumer brands are pushing to command more market share in their respective categories while dealing with an existential crisis. Direct-to-consumer retail, launched on the basis of selling directly to customers through owned e-commerce and physical retail, is exploring outside of its own channels to drive growth.
Wayfair's product team starts by identifying a customer problem, and then thinks about what tech features could potentially solve that problem.
At the Digiday Retail Summit in Austin Texas, industry executives gathered to talk about the biggest challenges they're facing right now.
Some bootstrapped direct-to-consumer brands are resisting the pull of venture capital funding.
SmileDirectClub is doubling its physical retail footprint of the next year as part of a new partnership with CVS.
Employees at legacy retailers are considering making the jump to a direct-to-consumer or e-commerce startup.
J.Crew is giving Madewell a bigger spotlight, as the denim-driven brand looks to double its annual sales.
The principal at seed-stage venture fund Lerer Hippeau says DTC brands should be prepared to pitch her on their strategies for selling on Amazon.
There’s not much channel purity among direct-to-consumer brands anymore, unless you look at Glossier.
New direct-to-consumer brands are moving on from millennials and targeting baby boomers instead.
Target is bringing digitally native Instagram brands to life in its aisles through a series of behind-the-scenes deals.
Grayson, a direct-to-consumer women's button-up brand, is launching on Thursday with a different go-to-market strategy than many other DTC brands.
Target's long term plans to capitalize on its record sales year includes investing in its physical stores. In its fourth quarter earnings announcement, the big box retailer unveiled plans to spend $4 billion annually to modernize and automate its existing stores, along with opening new ones near college campuses and metro areas.
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