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Coles
· Coles Best Buys now available online
· Up to 50% off on products from Huggies, Johnson & Johnson and Aveeno Baby
Coles is making life a little easier for Aussie parents, launching more than 150 new and innovative baby products in-store while cutting the price of leading brands in the category by up to 50% over the next four weeks.
In the biggest shake-up to the category in years, Coles’ baby aisle is expanding by more than 150 products including reusable nappies, bamboo feeding accessories, organic baby food pouches, limited edition toys and clothing – as well as affordable, big ticket items such as Little Tikes toddler toys, play pens and baby monitors part of the limited edition Coles’ Best Buys range.
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MAISON de SABRÉ store taps into trend of luxury pop-ups
MAISON de SABRÉ co-founders Zane and Omar Sabré. Source: Supplied
Premium personalised leather accessories brand MAISON de SABRÉ has launched a Sydney pop-up store in collaboration with Sony.
Located in Pitt Street Mall in the CBD, it is the e-commerce company’s first and only retail store worldwide.
MAISON de SABRÉ was founded by Gold Coast brothers Omar and Zane Sabré in 2017. With more than 100,000 customers worldwide in 2019, the online-only retailer hit $10 million in revenue in its second year, with year-on-year average growth over 500%.
It sells one of its premium leather pieces every two minutes online, across 130 countries. Its biggest international markets are the US and Japan, working with a wholesale retailer for the latter.
Owners head for the exit at $1.8b Pacific Fair mall
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Preparations are under way for a potential full sell-down of one of the Gold Coastâs best-known shopping centres, the $1.8 billion Pacific Fair, in what could become the biggest single deal yet in the retail real estate sector.
While the mooted sale is being pursued through two separate processes, the overall divestment carries significant implications for the broader sector, for shopping mall owners and their investors. It will set the first benchmark price through sale for a major mall following the pandemic disruption of the past 18 months.
Pacific Fair shopping centre on the Gold Coast underwent a major redevelopment in 2016.Â