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Man, this is a bummer. I have a complicated relationship with Express that dates back to 2006. From a customer in high school who'd hit regular Structure/Express Men sales to becoming an employee both during and after college, it's the place where I really started to fall in love with clothes and fashion. For a long time, working at Express made it really easy to figure out what to wear to practically any event or occasion because I lived and breathed the brand. It was my entire closet! Express is also the place where I — as a post-recession college graduate who wanted to ride the "store management rocket ship" as a career — had my first experiences with professional burnout. Running a store is hard. Effectively managing a store in Independence Center in 2012? Even harder. I eventually moved on to a role that paid the same and didn't require long hours or a 45-minute commute. I tend not to shop at Express as much these days because I just don't have much of a compelling reason to. Maybe I've aged out of the brand. Or it could be that I work remotely and live in gym clothes. Working in retail is not for the faint of heart, but the sheer volume of skills it teaches (especially at the store management level) can and does prepare people for all manner of careers. If you're a hiring manager who has a retail professional's resume come across your desk, don't dismiss it out of hand. I promise those of us with that background can speak to all kinds of experiences. We can learn about and sell new products in a matter of weeks! We know how to overcome objections and make meaningful connections. We've worked as recruiters, business analysts, salespeople, and more. I hope the folks impacted by store closures and whatever downsizing occurs at the corporate level land on their feet. https://lnkd.in/g2sVP2n8
Express files for bankruptcy as consumers shift to casual fashion
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A floor manager of a garments store had some hilarious anecdotes to share with Mr. Bachchan while playing on #KBC last night. He was talking about all sorts of customers who come to his store. Some who come for window shopping, and leave without buying because they don't want to. Some who browse through plenty of stuff, but go away without buying because they probably didn't like anything. And, then, there are those who have the store turned inside out, asking the shop assistants to bring out a sample from practically each and every variety, can't make up their mind, and eventually, leave with or without buying something. Well, even Life's like that, come to think of it. Some of us prefer to be onlookers, more comfortable looking at everything from the outside, and walking away quietly. Some want to taste many things, but end up not liking or appreciating most or all of them. And, then, there are those who are ready to try out almost anything and everything, but finally feel happy about just one or two things that they choose to keep. The beauty and the irony of Life lies, in fact, in the myriad choices we get. It is up to us what we choose to do with them. And what we choose, really, depends on what we want. However, the #choices that we make, are also, largely, determined by the kind of person that we are. Some of us are happy and content with what we have, and only want to see, like and learn about things that we don't have. Some of us are adventurous enough to explore many things before we can decide what we like, and what we don't. And, some of us need to experience virtually everything before we're satisfied or exhausted. I guess, it's important to be open to many experiences. For, it helps us expand ourselves at multiple levels along our journey. What we choose to keep, though, is what gives us direction, meaning and purpose. Things, people or situations that don't serve us, usually, feel useless, redundant or a waste, even if they did appeal to us in the beginning. They tend to weigh us down, and leave us feeling confused and heavy. Once we start realising what we truly want, and what makes us happy or fulfills our expectations, we feel light and free. #Clarity and #focus are, ultimately, what helps us zero in on what works for us, and what doesn't. Speaking of myself, when I go shopping these days, I know exactly what I want. Whether it's a Virgo message tee from Max, a less spicy Dhoka Mix Powder brand, or a fruit-and-vegetable peeler that would work for me. It is from experience, intuition, and enhanced understanding of my own needs that I can decide more promptly now what I should buy and what I shouldn't. I don't need to browse for long and then return empty-handed. I just know, what I must get, pick it up, and leave, feeling happy and confident. Life's about learning from our experiences and being able to make the right choices more wisely and quickly. With sharper focus and greater clarity. #selfhelp #wellness #life
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Small independent brands continue to disappear - without a trace or much fanfare. I wrote about this trend and the macro forces driving it last April for Apparel Insider. Sadly, nothing has fundamentally changed since I penned this piece. No one is tracking this or writing about it because many of these brands are too small to be captured by conventional data in any sort of timely manner if at all. These are micro businesses that will simply...disappear with little explanation or understanding. The problem is that we aren't thinking about the long-term implications of this troubling trend which will ultimately be more waste - the last thing we need. It's a climate issue. It's a policy issue. It's a data issue. It's a consumer education issue. You can't have a conversation about #sustainaiblity without addressing the role of #smallbusinesses - yet that connection is never made. Small is sustainable. Only it's getting harder and harder to actually sustain as a small business. Brett Mathews Jordyn Holman Christina Binkley David Billstrom https://lnkd.in/ga4stbaK
Bummer... yesterday's announcement from Detroit is hard news, as another U.S. apparel brand, making clothes here instead of overseas, halts production. Tough news. While successful, the headwinds were just to strong and the demands all-consuming. Sound familiar? Please don't buy product from overseas. Find U.S. brands that authentically manufacture here (beware of brands that say U.S. made, but don't pay a fair wage by using contractors). Buy their product. That's the best form of support there is... If you are so inclined, name your favorite U.S. brand in the comments! I buy from TS Designs and Todd Shelton. Here's the love letter from the founders to their customers (yes, you can still buy product, but not for long) ===================== Hello friends! After 14 years, and with full hearts, we are announcing the closure of our business. While saying goodbye is bittersweet, we are looking forward to more time with family, having weekends off, and finally going on a honeymoon! What an incredible privilege it has been to make clothes for you. We are incredibly proud of what we've built, and never could have imagined all the thrilling experiences this adventure would throw our way. We are eternally grateful to our customers, staff, friends and family, and industry peers who have supported us along the way. Scroll down for more info! All the love, Eric & Brenna
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Maybe you support slavery :( 📅 From 1 free day a month, shifts of 14h, child labour. These practices are found within Shein operations but are common in other companies. You know who they are. 💸 Workers' salaries are subject to seasonal fluctuations and depend on the number of items produced. 🚧 The retailer's insatiable demands go beyond the factory floor. Photographers, modellers, and image editors face extremely harsh work goals, such as capturing 70-80 models in one 8-hour photography session (4-5 times a week) or recolouring 90 images daily. ❗Shein refutes all the investigation findings. Learn more at Portugal Têxtil and the NGO Public Eye investigation. (Link in the description) #Sustainability #ToniFaneca #Shein
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