Lee Cullumbine

3 days ago | retail-focus.co.uk | Lee Cullumbine

Your favourite vintage treasure trove just got even better. Beyond Retro is introducing a brand-new Weekly Colour Tag Deal System across all stores — offering customers 50% to 75% off specially marked vintage items every week. How does it work? It’s simple: each week, a new colour sticker will mark the discounted pieces in store. Shoppers just need to follow the colour of the week to uncover standout vintage finds at unbeatable prices.

4 days ago | retail-focus.co.uk | Lee Cullumbine

Far too many brands are still failing to implement a personalised loyalty program when it comes to promotions and loyalty – stuck in a vicious circle of blanket discounting, poor data, and squeezed margins, at a time when profitability is under scrutiny. That’s according to new research carried out by Harvard Business Review and sponsored by Talon.One, the leading incentives platform.

5 days ago | retail-focus.co.uk | Lee Cullumbine

Visual merchandising is an essential tool for retailers aiming to boost sales and improve customer experience. It involves strategically presenting products in a physical space to engage customers and encourage purchases. This blog post will explore how effective visual merchandising can positively impact sales and offer practical tips retailers can implement to enhance their display tactics.

5 days ago | retail-focus.co.uk | Lee Cullumbine

For the first time in Europe, POP MART proudly presented an exclusive pop-up shop and  immersive exhibition dedicated to one of its most beloved IPs, HIRONO. Titled ‘RUNWAY TO NOWHERE’, the highly anticipated event will took place from 23rd May to 8th June at Unit X Gallery in Covent Garden, right in the heart of London’s cultural district. More than just a store, the exclusively designed exhibition space,visualised by HIRONO creator  Lang, took HIRONO fans on a truly immersive journey.

6 days ago | retail-focus.co.uk | Lee Cullumbine

In the ever-evolving lexicon of retail and brand culture, LUXENTAINMENT emerges as a telling synthesis—a fusion of luxury and entertainment. It’s more than a clever portmanteau; it is a cultural signal, capturing a pivotal transformation in how luxury is imagined, staged, and consumed today. Luxury, historically, has been about preservation—of heritage, rarity, and codes. Entertainment, in contrast, is transient, dynamic, and inclusive.