Double 11
How JD.com Is Luring Luxury Brands Back
China issued rules to prevent monopolistic behavior from internet firms. As such, luxury brands will no longer have to choose between Tmall or JD. Read More
TUMI Navigates China’s Market With A Local Spin
Jing Daily spoke with Adam Hershman, vice president of Tumi Asia Pacific, to learn how Tumi has doubled down in the China market. Read More
How Canada Goose, Moncler, & Bosideng Created A Puffer-Oligopoly In China
China’s $18 billion down apparel market is dominated by Canada Goose, Moncler, and homegrown conglomerate Bosideng — but for how long? Read More
Why China Can’t Get Enough Niche Western Beauty
Transparent, eco-friendly, and untainted by suspicious elements that could damage skin, niche Western beauty brands are winning over China’s Gen Zers. Read More
Unzipping China’s Denim Opportunity
The Chinese jeans market is forecasted to reach $13.4 billion and should become the world’s largest consumer of denim clothing by 2023. Read More
A Fur-Free Future Depends On China
Global attitudes towards fur are changing, but China is both producing and consuming more fur than ever. What will it take to change that? Read More
Dior Learned To Localize In China – And Was Rewarded For It
The French fashion powerhouse Dior hasn’t been afraid of trying new initiatives in the lucrative Chinese market. And now, it’s a leader in localization. Read More
Alibaba Group’s Sophisticated Game of Monopoly
44 percent of global sales come through a number of Chinese-owned companies, which in order of ranking include Taobao, Tmall, Jd.com and Pinduoduo. Read More
Has China’s Anti-Consumerism Movement Hurt This Year’s Singles Day Sales?
While Double 11 is collecting record sales this year, anti-consumerism sentiment continues to rise in China. Which represents the real China? Read More
How Fendi Leveraged Omnichannel Content Marketing To Celebrate Double 11
Jing Daily's weekly analysis of the very latest digital luxury brand campaigns in China from Lacoste, Fendi, and Feiyue. Read More
