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- Lane Crawford saw double-digit sales growth during the Chinese New Year period last year, despite the fact that China’s overall luxury market growth declined by 1 percent in 2014. Are you expecting similar results this year?
- Luxury sales in Hong Kong were hit last year by the student protests and China’s anti-corruption campaign. What was your company’s experience with this slowdown, and how has it informed company strategy in 2015?
- Lane Crawford has locations in Shanghai, Beijing, and Chengdu—in the face of the current luxury environment in mainland China, are you holding off on continuing this mainland expansion, or are plans still moving forward?
- We've seen a growing number of mainland Chinese shoppers opt for smaller, younger labels in recent years as they evolve beyond "mega-brands." Is this a trend that has had implications at Lane Crawford, and how big do you see it becoming in future?
- Lane Crawford is known for its support of Chinese designers. Which Chinese labels or designers are you most excited about for 2015?
- The Year of the Sheep is quickly approaching—what does Lane Crawford have planned for Chinese New Year promotions?
- Every year, Lane Crawford sends Chinese celebrities, fashion icons, and designers to the Met Gala in New York. Since this year’s theme is focused specifically on China, are you planning anything special?
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