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Together with world renowned global trend forecaster, WGSN, we’ve decoded the key home and gift trends to get you ahead of the season and the competition. -
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The season’s number one home and gift marketplace for the retail industry is to extend its Children’s Gifts, Toys & Gadgets showcase to include children's fashion. -
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"It is surprising how many shops don’t know how to keep up to date with Google business so that people can easily find them." -
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How do you turn your store into a magnet for customers? Retail journalist John Ryan sets out the five unbreakable rules when it comes to retail merchandising. -
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The only way the big companies can compete is on volume and logistics, so find another edge. -
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We are now nimble enough as a company to work close to the market as well as plan ahead. -
With shoppers more in-tune with global environmental and social issues, the UK’s handicraft industry often presents buyers with the ethically and ecologically conscious merchandise that consumers now ...
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Brick and mortar retailers can capitalise from the closure of Toys R Us in 2018. Single store toy retailers can continue their fight by focusing on the in-store experience to drive footfall and consum ... -
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Despite a recent drop in toy sales, GlobalData forecasts the the UK toys & games market to rise 16.2% to £4.49 billion over the next five years. -
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The Korean Pavilion at Autumn Fair is your fast-track route to Korean products, infused with beautiful, mesmerizing designs. -
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One World offers beautiful things for the home at great prices without compromising on quality, customer service or delivery – whilst maintaining a fun and rebellious spirit along on way. -
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Ib Laursen ApS designs and sells home and garden decor, matching the Nordic design tradition, to retailers all over the world. -
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Samantha Holmes specialises in Alpaca clothing such as Alpaca Travel Shawls, Alpaca travel Wraps, Alpaca travel blankets, Alpaca Cardigans, Alpaca baby wear and so much more. -
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With a passion for nurturing connections, sharing joy and conveying emotions for fifteen years, Giftisimo has become a leading greeting card distributor. -
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Grand Illusions was created by Nick Ronald and David Roberts in December 1987, initially with just one small store in St Margaret's, Twickenham -
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India Jane is a British luxury interiors brand dedicated to delivering originality. They offer diverse ranges of furniture and home interiors accessories alongside an extensive collection of lighting. -
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Jellycat are creating original and innovative soft toys in London since 1999, and continue to combine luxurious fabrics with quirky designs to ensure they stand out from the crowd! -
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Bronte by Moon is Abraham Moon & Sons' official brand of beautiful woollen home and fashion accessories including throws, cushions, baby blankets and scarves. -
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Makasi Imports Ltd supply high quality wooden furniture and accessories, with a wide range of rustic and contemporary designs as well as a range for clients looking for something a little more unique. -
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The arrival of Ögon on the leather goods market in 2004 caused a mini-revolution. Being the very first designer wallet made with aluminium, the Stockholm brand shook up the market. -
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Cozy living Copenhagen, a young interior brand are new to the show this year and will be bringing along a unique and cosy lifestyle with outstanding look and feel. -
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A behind the brand look at Emily Smith Designs. The endlessly imaginative, high-quality British made homewares and accessories brand. -
Buyers attending the NEC this week were enthralled by the diversity and variety of products spanning across 6 halls at Autumn Fair. The UK’s definitive ‘shop for shops’ attracted thousands of buye ...
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On Tuesday 5th September, circularity and sustainability took centre stage at Autumn Fair, the UK’s leading marketplace for Home & Gift & Fashion. Helena Mansell-Stopher, Founder of Products of ...