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Sears shoppers can ‘build’ themselves and try on clothes online
Sears.com has rolled out a virtual shopping feature that enables customers to create a model of themselves, down to a headshot photo, and then try on clothes to ensure they find the right look.
Posted 09/24/2008Mark BrohanPost a comment
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Sears.com`s store pick-up delivers—literally—for shoppers, Sears says
Sears.com`s store pick-up service for online orders not only promises orders will be ready within five minutes of when a shopper arrives at the store, it will also bring the order to the customer`s car—even though that results in less in-store sales.
Posted 01/15/2008Don DavisPost a comment
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Sears launches a shopping web site for 8- to 12-year-olds
Sears Holdings Corp. has launched an interactive shopping site where children aged 8-12, known as “tweens,” can create virtual images of themselves and try on different combinations of clothes.
Posted 08/09/2007Kurt PetersPost a comment
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/ E-Retailers
Retailers see 16% sales boost from multi-channel, Lands` End CEO says
A strong emphasis on multi-channel retailing results in a 16% boost in sales from online customers who also shop other channels, president and CEO Mindy Meads said in a keynote address at eTail 2005 in Philadelphia this week.
Posted 08/03/2005Kurt PetersPost a comment
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Innovation is key—and can produce ROI, panel says
Retailers on the innovation panel at the Shop.org Summit in Anaheim, CA, Wednesday, said innovation can have an ROI. Among the most profitable: comparison features, color changing, mix and match, virtual models and live chat.
Posted 10/07/2004Paul DemeryPost a comment
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Sears.com gets into apparel and home fashions
Sears.com today launched apparel and home fashions sections, building on the expertise it gained from Lands’ End. The new category includes three new functionalities: a virtual model; zoom and color swap for apparel; and a virtual room for home fashions.
Posted 09/13/2004Paul DemeryPost a comment
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LandsEnd.com debuts the new My Virtual Model
Lands’ End is giving a new look and feel to an old favorite on its web retailing site: My Virtual Model. It is promoting the new My Virtual Model through an e-mail marketing campaign that includes a link to the interactive modeling page.
Posted 03/16/2004Paul DemeryPost a comment
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Lands’ End is moving its success in online custom clothing to the catalog
Lands’ End has had such success with its online custom-fit offerings that it has started making custom clothing available via phone orders, Sam Taylor, vice president of e-commerce for Lands’ End, told eTail attendees this week.
Posted 02/26/2004Kurt PetersPost a comment
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Dyer to try to work his Lands’ End magic at Tommy Hilfiger
David F. Dyer, former Lands’ End CEO who brought visualization technology and an expanded line of apparel to the cataloger, has joined apparel brand Tommy Hilfiger as president and CEO. Lands’ End parent Sears has not announced a replacement.
Posted 08/04/2003Kurt PetersPost a comment
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Lands’ End takes personalization to the product level
No e-retailer is more capable of addressing the issue of web site profitability than Lands’ End. “It is the most profitable division within the company,” a Lands` End executive told the eTail Conference.
Posted 08/08/2002Kurt PetersPost a comment
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