Polo Ralph Lauren Will Be Running In New York Men'S Wear Week.

Ralph Lauren Polo (Polo Ralph Lauren) is a lot of elegant and elegant men's mind, compared to Ralph Lauren (Ralph Lauren).

Polo Ralph Lauren is extremely low-key and independent of men's wear week. Since 2007, there has never been a complete men's show. Many fans have been regretful.

Fortunately, the brand founder and CEO Ralph Lauren recently announced that he will take part in the 2016 New York spring men's week in early June this year.

Polo Ralph Lauren officially returned to the show.

At the same time, Ralph Lauren (Ralph Lauren) is under its banner.

The Black Label series will be merged into the purple Purple (Purple Label) series, and will be held in Milan in June 20th.

The good news is that after the merger of the two brands into the brand new Ralph Lauren Purple Label men's wear series, the overall price will be significantly reduced.

Independent of men's wear week, Polo Ralph Lauren, who has never been in the show for many years, decided to take part in the spring and summer New York men's wear week in 2016, and officially return to the show. At the same time, its black label and Purple Label men's clothing will be merged, and the price will be obviously lowered. The new series will be in the 2016 spring and summer Milan men's wear Zhou Liangxiang, the price will be significantly reduced.

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Following the launch of the One4all gift card in the UK's 130 stores (released by the Irish Bank, which can be purchased in the UK's official website and 11500 post offices), the US fashion retailer Gap introduced the service to its UK e-commerce website recently.

One4all group retail manager David Walsh said: "fashion brand is the biggest growth chain of One4all gift cards.

Working with Gap also means that 17 million consumers who visit Gap UK website every week can also visit our gift mail center.

For Gap, this cooperation is undoubtedly an expansion of sales channels.

It is understood that in addition to Gap, in recent years, John Lewis, H&M, The Hut Group and other brands have been deepening their business by providing consumers with multi-channel online shopping, and are also more committed to opening up channels under the online and offline channels.

In 2015, the Accenture retail survey showed that 87% of consumers hoped that the same brand price could be the same as that of the physical store. 57% of consumers expressed the hope that they could get the same promotional discount on the Internet and in the store.

In this regard, Orlebar Brown, a swimwear retailer, said consumers are increasingly seeking the same services on the Internet and in the physical stores. So although Orlebar Brow is not a partner of One4all, it has recently launched a similar service, that is, consumers can use "gift cards" to buy swimwear products in stores and online.