The iconic luxury brand’s move into Canada signals confidence in brick-and-mortar luxury retail as parent company, Kering, invests in the Canadian market.
It’s unclear how long the pandemic will last or how many shutdowns the country will see. Canadian retailers can use these methods to continue operations.
As consumers become more savvy and discover that they have more choices than ever, retailers must examine their practices to stay relevant and credible.
The unique brand, known for its polo shirts with a logo featuring a maniacal-looking rabbit over a skull and bones, will launch standalone stores for the first time in Canada.
While retail stores in the GTA will be permitted to operate at lower capacities on February 22, restaurants, personal care, and gyms will remain shut with no end in sight.