Connect with us

Headlines

Lululemon Champions its Brick-and-Mortar Strategy

Flexible formats, customization will be main focuses for 2018

Published

on

Lululemon Athletica Inc. (Vancouver, British Columbia) EVP of Retail for the Americas Celeste Burgoyne said during ICR's retail conference Monday that she sees the company's brick-and-mortar presence as one of its areas for potential growth in future. 

She cited the brand's agility in adapting to various store formats in recent years as factors that have made it successful. "Today, I'm really excited to be standing here with three new store types," she said, according to Women's Wear Daily. Lululemon has broken from its past store designs, which were roughly 3000 square feet, and were essentially identical across the board. 

Its newer stores fall into three categories: colocated, local and seasonal. It's "colocated" stores span about 5000 to 6000 square feet and include a full men's department; "local" stores are smaller – about 1000 to 2000 square feet – and make up the bulk of its stores; and its seasonal locations are specifically for holiday shopping for targeted markets, of which it rolled out about 24 this past season.

 

Advertisement

FEATURED VIDEO

MasterClass: ‘Re-Sparkling’ Retail: Using Store Design to Build Trust, Faith and Brand Loyalty

HOW CAN WE EMPOWER and inspire senior leaders to see design as an investment for future retail growth? This session, led by retail design expert Ian Johnston from Quinine Design, explores how physical stores remain unmatched in the ability to build trust, faith, and loyalty with your customers, ultimately driving shareholder value.

Presented by:
Ian Johnston
Founder and Creative Director, Quinine Design

Promoted Headlines

Advertisement
Advertisement

Subscribe

Advertisement

Facebook

Most Popular