What could go wrong if you're the hippest retailer in the game? Inventory, for one. Here's what happened when demand surged past available product, and Warby Parker got creative with a solution.
The retailer is set to become the first "major U.S. retailer" to sell 3-D printers. They're already available on its website, and will be in select stores by the end of June.
The Swedish retailer will invest 105 rupees--or $1.95 billion--in the new stores, and plans to have its first one up and running within the next two years.
The e-commerce site for everyday design wares is going analog with a new brick-and-mortar retail store--one of a few new tricks the company's founders are testing as they attempt to conquer the world's design market.
Walmart is pretty much the biggest get when it comes to selling your product--but being on its shelves can create as many problems as opportunities. Practical advice on how to do it right.
