Thursday, January 14, 2021

Selling Subculture to the Masses

What Platforms Don't Tell You About Cross-Border E-Commerce

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Dr. Martens were an integral part of the punk uniform in the 1980s and the grunge look in the 1990s. Those days are long gone and yet the brand which now generates revenues of $900 million per year and this week announced plans to go public, remains a rebel icon to many consumers. It's not easy to make the transition  from counterculture symbol to mainstream success while keeping your street cred, but a few brands including Supreme and Vans have made the leap. Tamison O'Connor explains how they sold millions of units without selling out. Elsewhere Casey Hall reveals the pitfalls brands need to consider before using a cross-border e-commerce platform to sell to China.

Brian Baskin, Deputy Editor

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