/ E-Retailers

Lucky Brand Jeans zips up a new CEO

David DeMattei, most recently with Williams-Sonoma, is the new CEO of Liz Claiborne brand Lucky Brand Jeans. His responsibilities include overseeing the brand’s e-commerce division.

Posted 12/07/2009Zak StamborPost a comment

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/ Technology

Levi’s finds the value of paid search ads goes beyond clicks

Consumers are more likely to recall the Levi’s brand name when they see the manufacturer’s site both at the top of organic and paid search on a Google results page, a study shows.

Posted 10/20/2009Katie DeatschPost a comment

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/ Marketing

Tailormade Jeanswear customizes location

Tailormade Jeanswear Ltd., which manufactures custom denim and chino pants and sells them online, recently took steps to tailor its location to better serve its North American customer base.

Posted 03/21/2008Katie DeatschPost a comment

American Eagle Outfitters customers ‘vote’ for best fitting jeans

For the next two weeks, American Eagle Outfitters online and in-store customers will pick, via purchase, their favorite style of jeans from the company’s back-to-school assortment. All buyers during the promotion get a free pair of jeans or a $10 coupon.

Posted 07/11/2007Bill BriggsPost a comment

/ Marketing

Zafu.com expands its online fit-finding offering

Zafu.com, a combined search engine, recommendation engine, and affiliate site dedicated to women’s jeans, will launch the same fit-finding service for women’s plus-sized jeans and bras.

Posted 05/10/2007Paul DemeryPost a comment

/ Technology

New jeans-finder on Shopping.com lets women skip the dressing room

Shopping.com partners with zafu.com, a unit of fit-finding software developer Archetype Solutions, to power an online feature that guides women to the best-fitting jeans anywhere on the Internet with no measurements required.

Posted 11/07/2006Kurt PetersPost a comment

Gap Puts on New Pants Online

Gap says its Web store will begin selling a vastly expanded assortment of jeans and khakis, including more than 175 sizes, 25 fits and 15 colors and washes. To help shoppers sort through the selection, the retailer has added a new tool, pants@gap.com. Accessible via an icon on the site, the tool lets shoppers select one of three categories: find the right size, find the right fit or find the right color. The tool also lets shoppers compare styles...

Posted 01/19/2001Don DavisPost a comment

/ Press Release

Gap Launches Web Site for Its 1969 Line of Jeans

The site will include fashion tips, videos and social media capabilities.

Posted 08/03/2010