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As traditional mall merchants go under, online brands are expanding into brick-and-mortar, the New York Post reported Saturday Nov. 23 .More than 1,700 physical stores in the U.S. were digital merchants first, the Post reported, citing Fifth Wall and Thinknum Alternative Data.One example is New Yorks UNTUCKit, which started as an online mens clothing store and grew into a global brand. It now has 85 stores and will soon add another when its Milwaukee location opens. Opening in a mall is great for our brand because the customer gets a much stickier experience, and your long-term value grows, UNTUCKit founder Chris Riccobono told the Post. Malls are going to become more exciting as some of the old retail guard clears out, and the new guard moves in. He said when the company launched in 2011, the buzz poin stanley cup ted to a shopping future without physical stores. It didnt take the company long to realize that a large percent stanley mug age of its customer base 8230; will simply not buy until they get to touch and feel the product in the stores. Upscale mens footwear brand Taft also started as online-only and grew in popularity on Instagram, where it h stanley germany as over 500,000 followers. It still sees the need for a physical store and is opening its first one on Prince Street in the Soho neighborhood of Manhattan. Brick-and-mortar retail isnt dying, its evolving, said Sharon Lim, CEO of Browzwear, an apparel designer firm headquartered in Singapore.Coresight Research said in May that nearly 6,000 stor Mfvc Mobile Cards Key To Winning Bank Accounts
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