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New research from Lightspeed Commerce highlights a shift in retail expectations, with younger consumers prioritising connection over convenience.
Brands are re-appraising the convenience store sector, viewing this once low-key retail channel as a valuable, authentic backdrop for launches, brand takeovers and promotions.
As consumers continue to expect brands to produce products that are sustainable and socially conscious, this year saw retailers working to ensure that their physical store was aligned with these values
Shanghai – Wheelys 247 is the first staffless retail model to open in China.
Berlin – Adidas has opened a pop-up store that enables visitors to design their own knitwear.
San Francisco – Everlane’s new retail concept takes a no-frills approach, with fewer shop assistants, DIY dressing rooms and check-in payments.
New York – Champions of local fashion design talent Not Just A Label (NJAL) has opened its first bricks-and-mortar store at the Waldorf Astoria hotel.
Cupertino, California – Apple is working with retail partners to revamp its third-party accessories packaging.
San Fransisco – Credo is a new beauty emporium offering natural and organic products.
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