Brix + Bailey has partnered with SpinMe to use 360 spin photographic technology across its newly launched online shop.
The handbag retailer, led by a brother and sister duo with fashion backgrounds, aims to provide an advanced interactive shopping experience, allowing customers to take control of an image, see what the product looks like from every angle and view granular detail. “Over the 18 month period setting up the brand, we have consistently believed in using good quality materials and making sure our customers are happy with their purchases,” says Emma Finlay, co-founder of Brix + Bailey. “By using product image techniques that clearly show the superiority of what they are buying, we feel customers will have more confidence in their fashion investment and believe in the longevity of the item.”
Latest News
-
Amazon to double sales of ‘Just Walk Out’ tech to third-party retailers
-
bp rolls out body cams to combat crime
-
Shein reportedly interested in acquiring Topshop from beleaguered Asos
-
Cost-of-living still ‘biggest’ concern for consumers, finds HSBC
-
Retail Systems' 2024 Payments Awards are now open for entry
-
Consumers shouldn’t be ‘misled’ by 12-month food inflation drop, say retail experts
The Very Group
Smarter merchandise planning across the retail value chain
In this webinar, Matt Hopkins, Head of Retail Solutions, Board, Catherine Tooke, SVP Product & Planning, Sweaty Betty, and Subir Gupta, Managing Principal, Thought Provoking Consulting join Retail Systems Editor Jonathan Easton to discuss the findings of the recent Retail Systems report The Merchandise Planning Challenge: How are retailers harnessing technology to optimise planning and retain customers? and examine the innovations that are improving retail planning.
© 2019 Perspective Publishing Privacy & Cookies
Recent Stories