Brooklinen has relaunched 80% of its product line in a quest to build a more resilient brand
Brooklinen has spent the past year quietly relaunching 80% of its product line. Here's why the company believes that is so important.
Brooklinen has spent the past year quietly relaunching 80% of its product line. Here's why the company believes that is so important.
Quince is embarking on a series of physical pop-ups this year to highlight the growing number of products it now carries.
Shoe Palace is featuring brands like Nike, On and New Balance in united campaigns to better "reflect how people are shopping today," executives say.
Pacsun CEO Brie Olson joins the Modern Retail Podcast this week to give her insights on how the brand regained relevance among young people.
Higher gas prices could end up benefiting Amazon’s e-commerce business as consumers focus spending on household essentials.
Amazon is starting to sell the technology behind its AI shopping assistant to other retailers, as the AI arms race continues.
Walmart has grown beyond its reputation as a low-cost retailer recently, adding products like collagen water and lemon-lavender toothpaste
Everlane founder Michael Preysman is teasing a new brand after the Shein sale, but he's not the first DTC founder to attempt a second act.
St. John's Bay, a private clothing brand under JCPenney, is ranked first in sales across the entire JCPenney portfolio.
Athleisure companies like FP Movement, Outdoor Voices and Vuori are launching specific products for activities like skiing and surfing.
Rug brand Ernesta and pet-tracker startup Tractive are trying to boost their customer bases at a time of larger macroeconomic uncertainty.
Modern Retail+ Research's new report analyzes the state of ad-supported streaming and the challenges streaming companies pose to marketers.