ANALYSIS: Private labels go beyond the stodgy stage
Author: just-style.com | 9 May 2007
Over half of all apparel sold in the US is either exclusive or private label as more and more retailers realise that the one who gets in the consumer's face first, fast and most often is going to win market share. But as this sector becomes increasingly crowded, where is growth going to come from next? asks Arnold J Karr.
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