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Russian consumers now possess more income at their disposal since pre-covid times, where according to Macrotrends Russian consumer spending rose 19.68% in 2022. That has led to seven new international brands opening their first stores in Russia during Q1 2024, according to Nikoliers a commercial real estate consulting firm.

At Rinna.ca, we are proud to support over 100 boutiques and small businesses across Canada by providing a reliable and efficient sourcing platform. While platforms like Faire.com and Alibaba offer extensive networks and diverse product ranges, we focus on bringing unique value to the Canadian market. Here’s why businesses love partnering with us: Localized Sourcing: We focus on Canadian businesses, ensuring faster shipping times and reduced costs. This means you can restock your shelves promptly and meet customer demands without delays. Curated Selection: Our team carefully curates a selection of products that resonate with the Canadian market, ensuring that what you source aligns perfectly with your customers' preferences. Support for Small Businesses: We are dedicated to supporting small businesses. Our personalized service and flexible terms are designed to meet your unique needs and help you thrive. Sustainability Focus: We emphasize eco-friendly and sustainable products, helping you make environmentally conscious choices that appeal to your customers' growing priorities. Partnering with Rinna.ca means seamless and enriching experiences, enhanced product offerings, and support for sustainable growth. If you're looking to source quality products in the Canadian market, look no further! Wait, we give free samples :) Join the Rinna.ca family and experience the difference for yourself! #Ecommerce #Sourcing #SmallBusiness #CanadianBusiness #Sustainability #RinnaCa #BusinessGrowth #BoutiqueBusiness

In the latest Canada-focused chapter of @Lexology’s Getting the Deal Through: Luxury & Fashion guide, my colleagues and I offer an informed look at the Canadian market and the trends shaping the industry. We discuss the regulatory landscape and considerations for luxury brands, retailers, manufacturers and distributors interested in this popular, dynamic market.   Download the Canada chapter here: https://bit.ly/3xOPnd9

Canada's luxury retail landscape remains an attractive choice for international luxury brands, retailers, manufacturers, and distributors as the trend toward a more digitized marketplace continues. To help understand the latest in this dynamic market, our national Retail and Consumer Markets team of industry specialists has prepared a comprehensive dissection of the emerging trends and developments in the Canada chapter of Lexology’s Getting the Deal Through: Luxury & Fashion 2024 guide. Find out what’s shaping the industry and what companies need to consider in the coming year. Download the Canada chapter: https://bit.ly/3xOPnd9 Chrystelle Chevalier-Gagnon, Carmen Francis, Randy Schwartz, Vincent Kam Sun Yip, Marissa Caldwell, Mike Scherman, Evie Bouras, Dominic Thérien, Trevor Lawson, Gurvir Sangha, Gajan Sathananthan, Alexander Steele, Stephanie Sugar, Sarah Ferguson #luxury #fashion #retail #consumermarkets

💰 We've read the Spring Budget 2024 so that you don't have to! (You're welcome)! Take a look at the key takeaways for fashion and luxury businesses. #springbudget2024 #fashionindustry #retailindustry #fashionandluxury

France are pioneers.... Not something you normally start a sentence with, however a new bill is being approved to curb the rampant pace of fast fashion. I'm no pioneer, yes I have purchased from H&M and other such establishments, but legislation has to start from the top for our habits to change. (I used to sit in the smoking section on the train to work and think that was normal!) Advertising revenue could well be banned as part of this new legislation. H&M are being scrutinised in this article, but there are many more organisations to whom our industry benefit from advertising revenue. France will carry a lot of sway in the EU, where does that leave the UK? What could this mean for other industries? https://lnkd.in/eDdwEcmz

Here are some of the things US consumers love about UK and EU brands ↓ • EU and UK brands are synonymous with top craftsmanship and attention to detail, and American consumers have a soft spot for superior quality. • EU and UK brands boast history, adding an extra dose of prestige and authenticity. US consumers are drawn to tradition and excellence. • EU and UK brands bring uniqueness and cultural flair to the market. The novelty and cultural charm they offer are too tempting for US consumers to resist. • EU and UK brands lead the charge in sustainability and ethical practices, which is becoming increasingly important for US consumers. • The European and British heritage adds an extra layer of desirability. • From the elegance of French fashion to the sleekness of Scandinavian design and the timeless British charm, EU and UK brands embody a captivating slice of European and British culture. It's a lifestyle that US consumers can't resist. Follow & connect with our Founder for daily content and growth inspiration > https://lnkd.in/eRwPyX24

Over the past five years, British luxury fashion and accessories have made a turnover of approximately £9.9bn but tourist tax could slow growth for the sector overall, a new report by Walpole reveals. Find out more below. #VATfree #luxuryfashion #fashionnews #fashion