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Uniqlo To Go Vending Machines Deliver Japanese Minimalism On Demand

Uniqlo is offering two items via vending machines—heat-retaining shirts and lightweight down jackets—dispensed in boxes and cans to U.S. consumers.

The Japanese fashion brand installed a vending machine at Oakland Airport in California with nine more planned for airports and malls in Los Angeles, Houston and New York in the near future.

Uniqlo just installed its first vending machine, selling T-shirts and jackets at a US airport. https://t.co/DrFMcEWGzH #uniqlotogo http://pic.twitter.com/UqZIHxd1qO

— ELLE Malaysia (@ELLEMalaysia) August 3, 2017

Uniqlo USA CEO Hiroshi Taki said the technology will bring “convenience to travellers looking for a warm jacket without the bulk, or a versatile undershirt.”

The push is U.S.-centric as the Asian brand aims to entice customers in a market where penetration has been slow and low from its 45 stores nationwide.

Airports and malls—high-traffic locations—were chosen to supplement in-store sales. The success of vending machines in Japan is indisputable, with one on nearly every street corner, but dispensing clothes instead of food or drink is a different proposition.

The six-foot-high vending machines sport digital displays so shoppers can choose the size and color of the two items, then just hit the Buy button and out pops a box or can. If you’re unhappy with your purchase, you can return it to a Uniqlo store or through the mail.

While Uniqlo is the largest clothier in Japan, cracking other markets has been elusive. Marisol Tamaro, CMO said the initiative is about “trying to understand where we can be more successful without making a big commitment.”

The two items being trialed, Heattech tops and UltraLight down jackets, are among Uniqlo’s biggest sellers and epitomize the brand’s persona of simple but highly functional clothes. The down jackets sell for $69.90 and Heattech tops for $14.90.

Stepping out-of-store is trending: Snapchat Spectacles, Instagram likes, and Best Buy products are all vend-able, and even though sales from machines won’t amount to much in dollars, but can deliver valuable insight on U.S. consumers—particularly in suburban areas, key to the brand’s growth and aspiration to become the world’s largest clothing retailer.

Currently, Uniqlo is the third largest, behind H&M and Zara, and is owned by Japan’s Fast Retailing, also owner of Helmut Lang and J Brand.

Back in 2007 when UNIQLO first hit the fashion radar, brandchannel noted the national bravura. “One brand that wears its national colors on its sleeve is UNIQLO, a fashion retailer that combines the back-to-basics approach of American Apparel, the competitive pricing of Old Navy, and the foreign edge of a Zara or H&M… It is refreshing when a Japanese brand discards discretion for an emboldened embrace of its culture in brand identity.”

UNIQLO (coined from “unique clothes”) continues to discard discretion and innovate with bravura.

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Uniqlo To Go Vending Machines Deliver Japanese Minimalism On Demand

Uniqlo is offering two items via vending machines—heat-retaining shirts and lightweight down jackets—dispensed in boxes and cans to U.S. consumers.

The Japanese fashion brand installed a vending machine at Oakland Airport in California with nine more planned for airports and malls in Los Angeles, Houston and New York in the near future.

Uniqlo just installed its first vending machine, selling T-shirts and jackets at a US airport. https://t.co/DrFMcEWGzH #uniqlotogo http://pic.twitter.com/UqZIHxd1qO

— ELLE Malaysia (@ELLEMalaysia) August 3, 2017

Uniqlo USA CEO Hiroshi Taki said the technology will bring “convenience to travellers looking for a warm jacket without the bulk, or a versatile undershirt.”

The push is U.S.-centric as the Asian brand aims to entice customers in a market where penetration has been slow and low from its 45 stores nationwide.

Airports and malls—high-traffic locations—were chosen to supplement in-store sales. The success of vending machines in Japan is indisputable, with one on nearly every street corner, but dispensing clothes instead of food or drink is a different proposition.

The six-foot-high vending machines sport digital displays so shoppers can choose the size and color of the two items, then just hit the Buy button and out pops a box or can. If you’re unhappy with your purchase, you can return it to a Uniqlo store or through the mail.

While Uniqlo is the largest clothier in Japan, cracking other markets has been elusive. Marisol Tamaro, CMO said the initiative is about “trying to understand where we can be more successful without making a big commitment.”

The two items being trialed, Heattech tops and UltraLight down jackets, are among Uniqlo’s biggest sellers and epitomize the brand’s persona of simple but highly functional clothes. The down jackets sell for $69.90 and Heattech tops for $14.90.

Stepping out-of-store is trending: Snapchat Spectacles, Instagram likes, and Best Buy products are all vend-able, and even though sales from machines won’t amount to much in dollars, but can deliver valuable insight on U.S. consumers—particularly in suburban areas, key to the brand’s growth and aspiration to become the world’s largest clothing retailer.

Currently, Uniqlo is the third largest, behind H&M and Zara, and is owned by Japan’s Fast Retailing, also owner of Helmut Lang and J Brand.

Back in 2007 when UNIQLO first hit the fashion radar, brandchannel noted the national bravura. “One brand that wears its national colors on its sleeve is UNIQLO, a fashion retailer that combines the back-to-basics approach of American Apparel, the competitive pricing of Old Navy, and the foreign edge of a Zara or H&M… It is refreshing when a Japanese brand discards discretion for an emboldened embrace of its culture in brand identity.”

UNIQLO (coined from “unique clothes”) continues to discard discretion and innovate with bravura.

The post Uniqlo To Go Vending Machines Deliver Japanese Minimalism On Demand appeared first on brandchannel:.

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Uniqlo To Go Vending Machines Deliver Japanese Minimalism On Demand

Uniqlo is offering two items via vending machines—heat-retaining shirts and lightweight down jackets—dispensed in boxes and cans to U.S. consumers.

The Japanese fashion brand installed a vending machine at Oakland Airport in California with nine more planned for airports and malls in Los Angeles, Houston and New York in the near future.

Uniqlo just installed its first vending machine, selling T-shirts and jackets at a US airport. https://t.co/DrFMcEWGzH #uniqlotogo http://pic.twitter.com/UqZIHxd1qO

— ELLE Malaysia (@ELLEMalaysia) August 3, 2017

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Uniqlo USA CEO Hiroshi Taki said the technology will bring “convenience to travellers looking for a warm jacket without the bulk, or a versatile undershirt.”

The push is U.S.-centric as the Asian brand aims to entice customers in a market where penetration has been slow and low from its 45 stores nationwide.

Airports and malls—high-traffic locations—were chosen to supplement in-store sales. The success of vending machines in Japan is indisputable, with one on nearly every street corner, but dispensing clothes instead of food or drink is a different proposition.

The six-foot-high vending machines sport digital displays so shoppers can choose the size and color of the two items, then just hit the Buy button and out pops a box or can. If you’re unhappy with your purchase, you can return it to a Uniqlo store or through the mail.

While Uniqlo is the largest clothier in Japan, cracking other markets has been elusive. Marisol Tamaro, CMO said the initiative is about “trying to understand where we can be more successful without making a big commitment.”

The two items being trialed, Heattech tops and UltraLight down jackets, are among Uniqlo’s biggest sellers and epitomize the brand’s persona of simple but highly functional clothes. The down jackets sell for $69.90 and Heattech tops for $14.90.

Stepping out-of-store is trending: Snapchat Spectacles, Instagram likes, and Best Buy products are all vend-able, and even though sales from machines won’t amount to much in dollars, but can deliver valuable insight on U.S. consumers—particularly in suburban areas, key to the brand’s growth and aspiration to become the world’s largest clothing retailer.

Currently, Uniqlo is the third largest, behind H&M and Zara, and is owned by Japan’s Fast Retailing, also owner of Helmut Lang and J Brand.

Back in 2007 when UNIQLO first hit the fashion radar, brandchannel noted the national bravura. “One brand that wears its national colors on its sleeve is UNIQLO, a fashion retailer that combines the back-to-basics approach of American Apparel, the competitive pricing of Old Navy, and the foreign edge of a Zara or H&M… It is refreshing when a Japanese brand discards discretion for an emboldened embrace of its culture in brand identity.”

UNIQLO (coined from “unique clothes”) continues to discard discretion and innovate with bravura.

The post Uniqlo To Go Vending Machines Deliver Japanese Minimalism On Demand appeared first on brandchannel:.

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Uniqlo To Go Vending Machines Deliver Japanese Minimalism On Demand

Uniqlo is offering two items via vending machines—heat-retaining shirts and lightweight down jackets—dispensed in boxes and cans to U.S. consumers.

The Japanese fashion brand installed a vending machine at Oakland Airport in California with nine more planned for airports and malls in Los Angeles, Houston and New York in the near future.

Uniqlo just installed its first vending machine, selling T-shirts and jackets at a US airport. https://t.co/DrFMcEWGzH #uniqlotogo pic.twitter.com/UqZIHxd1qO

— ELLE Malaysia (@ELLEMalaysia) August 3, 2017

Uniqlo USA CEO Hiroshi Taki said the technology will bring “convenience to travellers looking for a warm jacket without the bulk, or a versatile undershirt.”

The push is U.S.-centric as the Asian brand aims to entice customers in a market where penetration has been slow and low from its 45 stores nationwide.

Airports and malls—high-traffic locations—were chosen to supplement in-store sales. The success of vending machines in Japan is indisputable, with one on nearly every street corner, but dispensing clothes instead of food or drink is a different proposition.

The six-foot-high vending machines sport digital displays so shoppers can choose the size and color of the two items, then just hit the Buy button and out pops a box or can. If you’re unhappy with your purchase, you can return it to a Uniqlo store or through the mail.

While Uniqlo is the largest clothier in Japan, cracking other markets has been elusive. Marisol Tamaro, CMO said the initiative is about “trying to understand where we can be more successful without making a big commitment.”

The two items being trialed, Heattech tops and UltraLight down jackets, are among Uniqlo’s biggest sellers and epitomize the brand’s persona of simple but highly functional clothes. The down jackets sell for $69.90 and Heattech tops for $14.90.

Stepping out-of-store is trending: Snapchat Spectacles, Instagram likes, and Best Buy products are all vend-able, and even though sales from machines won’t amount to much in dollars, but can deliver valuable insight on U.S. consumers—particularly in suburban areas, key to the brand’s growth and aspiration to become the world’s largest clothing retailer.

Currently, Uniqlo is the third largest, behind H&M and Zara, and is owned by Japan’s Fast Retailing, also owner of Helmut Lang and J Brand.

Back in 2007 when UNIQLO first hit the fashion radar, brandchannel noted the national bravura. “One brand that wears its national colors on its sleeve is UNIQLO, a fashion retailer that combines the back-to-basics approach of American Apparel, the competitive pricing of Old Navy, and the foreign edge of a Zara or H&M… It is refreshing when a Japanese brand discards discretion for an emboldened embrace of its culture in brand identity.”

UNIQLO (coined from “unique clothes”) continues to discard discretion and innovate with bravura.

The post Uniqlo To Go Vending Machines Deliver Japanese Minimalism On Demand appeared first on brandchannel:.

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Uniqlo To Go Vending Machines Deliver Japanese Minimalism On Demand

Uniqlo is offering two items via vending machines—heat-retaining shirts and lightweight down jackets—dispensed in boxes and cans to U.S. consumers.

The Japanese fashion brand installed a vending machine at Oakland Airport in California with nine more planned for airports and malls in Los Angeles, Houston and New York in the near future.

Uniqlo just installed its first vending machine, selling T-shirts and jackets at a US airport. https://t.co/DrFMcEWGzH #uniqlotogo pic.twitter.com/UqZIHxd1qO

— ELLE Malaysia (@ELLEMalaysia) August 3, 2017

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Uniqlo USA CEO Hiroshi Taki said the technology will bring “convenience to travellers looking for a warm jacket without the bulk, or a versatile undershirt.”

The push is U.S.-centric as the Asian brand aims to entice customers in a market where penetration has been slow and low from its 45 stores nationwide.

Airports and malls—high-traffic locations—were chosen to supplement in-store sales. The success of vending machines in Japan is indisputable, with one on nearly every street corner, but dispensing clothes instead of food or drink is a different proposition.

The six-foot-high vending machines sport digital displays so shoppers can choose the size and color of the two items, then just hit the Buy button and out pops a box or can. If you’re unhappy with your purchase, you can return it to a Uniqlo store or through the mail.

While Uniqlo is the largest clothier in Japan, cracking other markets has been elusive. Marisol Tamaro, CMO said the initiative is about “trying to understand where we can be more successful without making a big commitment.”

The two items being trialed, Heattech tops and UltraLight down jackets, are among Uniqlo’s biggest sellers and epitomize the brand’s persona of simple but highly functional clothes. The down jackets sell for $69.90 and Heattech tops for $14.90.

Stepping out-of-store is trending: Snapchat Spectacles, Instagram likes, and Best Buy products are all vend-able, and even though sales from machines won’t amount to much in dollars, but can deliver valuable insight on U.S. consumers—particularly in suburban areas, key to the brand’s growth and aspiration to become the world’s largest clothing retailer.

Currently, Uniqlo is the third largest, behind H&M and Zara, and is owned by Japan’s Fast Retailing, also owner of Helmut Lang and J Brand.

Back in 2007 when UNIQLO first hit the fashion radar, brandchannel noted the national bravura. “One brand that wears its national colors on its sleeve is UNIQLO, a fashion retailer that combines the back-to-basics approach of American Apparel, the competitive pricing of Old Navy, and the foreign edge of a Zara or H&M… It is refreshing when a Japanese brand discards discretion for an emboldened embrace of its culture in brand identity.”

UNIQLO (coined from “unique clothes”) continues to discard discretion and innovate with bravura.

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#Repost @ellemalaysia with @repostapp ・・・ A Yayoi Kusama exhibition is going to Singapore! You have from 10 June to 3 September to catch it at the @nationalgallerysingapore. Read the story on elle.my! #yayoikusama #nationalgallerysg #art #exhibition #ellemalaysia http://ift.tt/2ntfTTI

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I covered @brysontiller 'Exchange' for my #4barfriday have a look see... . . . . . . . #senorphoenix #9knight #nodayswasted #blackexcellence #allaboutvoices #baby #bvb #dortmund #borussiadortmund #bravosport #aubameyang #reus #dembélé #таланты #песня #музыка #танец #голос #шоу #dance #music #cover #talent #repost #ellemalaysia #ellecover #magazine #schaalyahya #instacover #vocal #15secondscover #musician #voice #song (at RED ROOM)

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Zendaya’s outfit is GOLD (literally). Here she is, effortlessly breezing through The Greatest Showman press tour in New York. #thegreatestshowman #zendaya #style #lawroach #presstour #ellemalaysia #stylemuse

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‏[ حكاية الانستجرام ] - 171103 جيسيكا من تحديث الحساب الرسمي لمجلة ellemalaysia . . 171103 Jessica Jung ellemalaysia IG Story Update. من حدث شانيل رمز كوكو للساعات Chanel Code Coco Watch Event . . . @ellemalaysia . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ‎‏‎. . ‎‏‎#جيسيكا_جونغ #جيسيكا #قولدن_ستارز #مغنية #ممثلة #كاتبة_أغاني #مصممة #jessicajung #jessica #jungsoyeon #flywithjessica #withlovej #arabgoldenstars #JessicaInWonderland #MyDecade #fashion #actress #singer #songwriter #fashionista ‏#designer #10سنوات_مع_جيسيكا#10YearsWithJessica #codecoco #عقدي #عاصفةالصيف #SummerStorm #chanel #حدث_جيسيكا #JungSis

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Lais Ribeiro slayed the runway in the Champagne Nights Fantasy Bra! ✨💯 Link in bio for more @victoriassecret fashion show highlights. #victoriassecret #VSFS2017 #runway #laisribeiro #ellemalaysia

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Repost @ellemalaysia) @deborahenry wore this amazing @melindalooicouture lengha for her wedding to @rajivbhanot in Udaipur! Read the story on elle.my. (📷: @zungninjaphotographer) #melindalooi #deborajiv2017 #weddings #india #ellemalaysia http://ift.tt/2l2KTtf

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If you haven't seen my behind-the-scenes photos of @claudiashkim's shoot, check out @ellemalaysia's website and my blog post (link in profile). Muchos gracias Team ELLE for the feature! 📷 Also, thank you @abdulrxman for the belated birthday gift! The Swarovski-encrusted watch is uber sparkly, just the way I like it. 💎✨ #claudiakim #bobbibrownmalaysia #ellemalaysia #timex #vsco #vscocam