Abercrombie Fitch launches new refreshed retail concept
Image: Abercrombie Fitch Abercrombie Fitch has unveiled a new “getaway” inspired retail concept inspired by the feelings experienced at the start of a long weekend to cater for its young millennial and zillennial customers. The new getaway-themed has been designed to replicate a chic hotel lobby, explains Abercrombie Fitch in the press release, to prioritise omni-channel shopping and provide customers with “an immersive interpretation of the Abercrombie experience of today”. The concept aims to offer its customers a “vacation from the typical shopping space,” with a refined and relaxing shopping experience punctuated with elevated fixtures and furnishings, wood accent walls, and stylised spaces. Image: Abercrombie Fitch Carey Krug, senior vice president and head of marketing for Abercrombie brands, said: “Our new getaway-inspired stores reflect the unity of both our brand aesthetic and intuitive, omni-channel functionality. “Abercrombie’s young millennial and zillennial customers continue to utilise our stores for a variety of needs—whether it’s discovering new products and trends, picking up online orders, connecting with friends virtually or IRL, figuring out their best fit, or simply enjoying the brand experience.
Abercrombie Fitch launches new refreshed retail concept
Image: Abercrombie Fitch Abercrombie Fitch has unveiled a new “getaway” inspired retail concept inspired by the feelings experienced at the start of a long weekend to cater for its young millennial and zillennial customers. The new getaway-themed has been designed to replicate a chic hotel lobby, explains Abercrombie Fitch in the press release, to prioritise omni-channel shopping and provide customers with “an immersive interpretation of the Abercrombie experience of today”. The concept aims to offer its customers a “vacation from the typical shopping space,” with a refined and relaxing shopping experience punctuated with elevated fixtures and furnishings, wood accent walls, and stylised spaces. Image: Abercrombie Fitch Carey Krug, senior vice president and head of marketing for Abercrombie brands, said: “Our new getaway-inspired stores reflect the unity of both our brand aesthetic and intuitive, omni-channel functionality. “Abercrombie’s young millennial and zillennial customers continue to utilise our stores for a variety of needs—whether it’s discovering new products and trends, picking up online orders, connecting with friends virtually or IRL, figuring out their best fit, or simply enjoying the brand experience.