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Footwear Electricity Supplier Justfab Opened Its First Flagship Store Under The Line

2013/9/20 18:56:00 48

American fashion < a href= "//www.sjfzxm.com/news/index_c.asp" > footwear > /a > JustFab of electric power recently opened the first flagship store in Losangeles. The company CEO Don Ressler said that JustFab has gone out of the queue of simple network merchants and has become a multi-channel brand. 
 it is understood that < a href= "//www.sjfzxm.com/news/index_c.asp" > JustFab < /a > the main selling channel on line is retail ordering. Consumers pay $39.95 to create a personal boutique with their own taste on the website. Then they can use the cost to buy goods, or skip the month without buying or deducting the cost. JustFab can provide members with guidance for collocation of celebrities and celebrities, and direct products through cooperation with manufacturers. 
 JustFab also provides free shipping and free service for consumers. Shoppers can also pay slightly higher prices (between $49 and $69) to buy goods rather than become members. However, JustFab said less than 1% of consumers chose to do so. 
 it is learnt that the new < a href= "//www.sjfzxm.com/news/index_c.asp" > offline shop "/a" will be more responsive to JustFab's VIP members. They can use online preferential prices to buy goods in the store, while ordinary buyers will pay higher prices. JustFab also launched a mobile APP that helps store designers find inventories, create lists of wishes for shoppers, and can also find other needs of customers. At present, designers of physical stores have equipped with iPad Mini equipment. 
"We concluded from the survey of members that trying to wear before buying is still an important part of the shopping experience," said Adam Goldenberg, the joint CEO of P. With the flagship store under the JustFab line, we can provide a new way for VIP members and new customers to establish contacts with the brand and personally experience the JustFab world. 
 reporter found that since its website was founded in 2010, JustFab already has 33 million global users. Last year, the company's online sales reached US $100 million, an increase of 257.1% over 2011. In May this year, JustFab bought the European footwear business The Fab Shoes, and in August announced the acquisition of the American footwear e-commerce ShoeDazzle. JustFab spokesman pointed out that the company's revenue in 2014 is expected to reach $400 million and make profits. 
In addition to P, JustFab also has children's clothing ordering website FabKids and women's sportswear ordering website Fabletics, in addition to the United States, it also includes Germany, Canada, Britain, France and Spain.