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Janie and Jack partner with Hatch to open debut dual concept store in London

US children’s wear brand Janie and Jack has partnered with Hatch, a premium maternity fashion and beauty brand, to open their debut UK dual-concept store in London. Both brands are owned by the Matri Group, which provides strategic and operational support for the brands while fostering independent brand leadership. The new concept store is...

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US labels Janie and Jack, Hatch make UK debut with dual-concept store

Childrenswear brand Janie and Jack and maternity fashion label Hatch are set to embark on a joint UK debut. The two US brands have tapped London’s Chelsea neighbourhood as the site for their new dual-concept retail store. Located in the Gaumont Building on King’s Road, the store intends to provide an elevated shopping experience, offering...

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Go Global Retail acquires maternity brand Hatch Collection

Go Global Retail, the investment platform acquiring and growing brands in the consumer sector, has completed its acquisition of American maternity brand Hatch Collection through its Janie and Jack Holdings, Inc. platform. The acquisition is the latest in Go Global's investments to enhance its portfolio and expand its reach into premium maternity...

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FP Movement teams up with Hatch on an exclusive maternity collection

FP Movement, Free People’s activewear brand, has teamed up with maternity fashion platform Hatch to launch a limited-edition maternity activewear collection. The 15-piece FP Movement x Hatch collection has been designed to support women navigating through the pregnancy, postpartum and new motherhood journey, while offering women fashion-forward...

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Marquee Brands invests in Hatch, creates parent company for maternity brands

Marquee Brands has invested in maternity fashion brand Hatch and announced a new parent company, Hatch Collective, to consolidate its other maternity labels. US brand Hatch announced Wednesday the completion of a growth equity funding financing, though the amount raised was not disclosed. Newly formed Hatch Collective will be led by Hatch...

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Fashion-tech start-ups Stitch 3D and Hatch join forces as new company Stitch

Both start ups are consolidating years of fashion-tech expertise and real-world learnings under a new company called Stitch, bringing the Digital Showroom, the 3D Hub and transformation services in one unique offering to help brands future-proof their value chain. Fashion-tech start-ups Hatch and Stitch 3D, backed by PVH Corp. [NYSE: PVH], owner...

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5 Surprising Ways Users Can Leverage a Digital Showroom

The Digital Showroom isn’t just a space reserved for wholesale or Sales, but a central hub to break silos and enhance cross-team collaboration. In this industry, we’re product people and it’s more than just about the numbers, we like to see, feel and present in a visual way. A platform already being used across the field for doing sales...

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Showrooms: The Next Frontier in Wholesale Revenue Growth in 2022

2022 is looking a lot like 2021 with regards to fashion and wholesale. Investment in digital remains strong, yet brands aren’t immune to the global supply chain issues and still face problems running sales seasons. How is this possible? Shouldn’t digital have alleviated this? For brands with large revenue contributions coming from wholesale...

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3D Technology: A New Dimension for wholesale

Wholesale took a hit during the pandemic, but it also resulted in an opportunity to revolutionize and bring fashion into the new frontier of scaling 3D. In 2021, wholesale’s process is striving for overall efficiency, not volume. As digitization has taken place throughout the fashion and wholesale industry, 3D technology has the potential to...

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Havaianas shares its digitalisation journey and embracing technology

In 2021, Havaianas switched its wholesale selling season entirely digitally, practically eliminating all physical samples. The move to digitalisation was accelerated due to Covid-19, but for the near sixty-year-old brand, it is was an important step to drive a more efficient, more resilient and more sustainable fashion value chain. To find out...

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Three trends changing showrooms in 2022

For decades, samples and showrooms were the only way to sell collections wholesale. 2020 changed all that. Samples and showrooms were unavailable overnight and sales reps had to adapt and oh my, did they do it! 18 months later fashion has taken down walls that had stood solid for years. From 3D to remote collaboration, fashion is digitizing...

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The Future of Wholesale is Better Sales, not More Sales

Direct-To-Consumer is fashion’s new cool kid on the block and that’s because 2020 hit fashion hard. Really hard. In order to survive, 2020 also became the industry’s most innovative year in history and direct-to-consumer (or direct in short) fashion’s top priority. Brands like Nike or Levi’s have turned their focus to this channel looking for...