What Makes Juvenile Clothing Monopolized By Solid Stores Suffer From Hard Sell?

Teenage clothing monopoly stores are suffering from the difficulty of selling because their target customers have shifted their targets to the Internet.

As a result, many brands of clothing have been reduced to the lowest price during the school season this year.

Attract back.

According to a recent report by the business insider, the number of people buying clothing in teenagers or young adults last year is the lowest since 2010.

Because sales are bad, in this season, Gap, Abercrombie&Fitch, Aeropostale and UrbanOutfitters and so on.

The store prices are expected to give their target customers some of the biggest discount.

According to a recent survey conducted by PiperJaffray, whether it is possible to try on clothes when deciding whether to buy clothes is of great attraction to young shoppers.

Only 61% of American teenagers say they like to have the same shop now.

Buy clothes.

It is much lower than last spring's 81%.

More and more teenagers like buying clothes online. Part of the reason is that the return policy is flexible now. Those who only shop online can also give consumers satisfaction.

In fact, among all the American consumers (not just teenagers), the flexible return policy is the third most important reason for their online shopping. According to the National Retail Federation survey, the top two reasons are "free distribution" and "low price".