Strategy (6)

  • Harrods Outlet - Store Front - 1st Floor

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    Harrods (Strategy)

    Harrods has sought to add products and brands to the portfolio on a regular basis to inject interest and keep the offer fresh. The mix includes an increasing proportion of younger, high-fashion labels. Harrods launched its new global ecommerce platform in February 2020 in partnership with Farfetch. 

  • harrodsapp prospect

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    Ecommerce at Harrods

    Harrods has partnered with Farfetch on the development of a new global website which was launched at the beginning of 2020.

  • techn-strategy

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    Technology strategy at Harrods

    Harrods was slow to embrace digital and multichannel technologies, however developments from the likes of Farfetch, Burberry and Net-a-Porter led to Harrods beginning its own IT transformation programme. The retailer has also proven itself open to technology innovation such as experiential marketing, facial tracking and QR codes.

  • Harrods DC

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    Supply chain at Harrods

    Harrods’ supply chain strategy has been overhauled to support multichannel growth, with an aim to consistently deliver the best possible experience for its customers digitally and physically.

  • 1. Harrods_Lingerie and Lounge

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    Stores at Harrods

    Harrods’ Knightsbridge flagship has recently undergone a £200m three-year investment project, including the creation of more luxury departments, shop-in-shop formats, and the introduction of additional prestigious brands. Keeping pace with trends, Harrods launched a standalone beauty and wellness venture, H Beauty, in 2020, with five stores now trading.

  • Handbags at dawn

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    Customer and marketing at Harrods

    As a heritage British brand, Harrods has been benefiting from heightened consumer interest in this area, and the extensive third-party brand range includes an increasing proportion of younger, high-fashion labels to cater for a lowered target age range. Looking to drive further demand from Asian customers, Harrods is localising signage and product labelling and investing more in Chinese social media including WeChat and Weibo.