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5 Top Chinese Athleisure Brands To Watch Out For In 2023
China’s athleisure market is poised to see continued growth in the coming year. Here are the homegrown brands leading the sector. Read MoreFerragamo Launches Chinese Elements-Themed Collection To Celebrate 2023 Lunar New Year
The debut of Ferragamo's Lunar New Year collection in China comes as millions of residents hope for a brighter future in the 2023 Year of the Rabbit. Read MoreTop Chinese Breakout Brands From Lingerie To Loungewear In 2022
China’s lingerie and loungewear markets are growing rapidly as consumer lifestyles evolve. We take a look at these factors and at China’s top brands in 2022. Read MoreHow Does Sustainability Play Into Affluent Chinese Consumers’ Car Choices?
Despite concerns about a continued economic slowdown in mainland China, automobile ownership and demand remain steady among affluent Chinese consumers. Read MoreLuxury Take Note: Chinese Cultural Consumers Want Creative Perks
One effective way that luxury brands have brought CCCs into the fold is by extending the same perks traditionally offered to their core VIP consumers. Read MoreMoncler Sets A Higher Bar For Skiwear With Its Grenoble FW22 Collection
Chinese consumers want to look stylish this winter. Here’s why Grenoble Fall 22 collection makes Moncler the world’s leading name for luxury outerwear. Read MoreDecoding China’s Latest COVID Rule Changes: Relaxations Welcome But Retail Hurdles Remain
China announced the most substantial relaxations of its COVID policies to date, but the new “five-day rule” could still significantly disrupt luxury retail. Read MoreHow Can We Define The Chinese Cultural Consumer In 2023?
Attributing specific characteristics by age group is too reductive in China, as CCCs span both Gen Z and millennials as well as older individuals. Read MoreMax Mara’s Business Strategy Delves Into China’s Youth
Throughout 2022, Max Mara launched a series of initiatives in China translating its seven-decade legacy into Gen-Z-friendly language. Read MoreWhy The Chinese Cultural Consumer Could Power A Luxury Resale Boom
Any aversion to secondhand luxury is fading fast among CCCs interested in collecting archive pieces and reducing their carbon footprint. Read More