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Neiman Marcus may be known as a place for Texas-size yearnings and price tags, but in a sign of the economic times for luxury retailers, the company is being drawn to a less haughty shopper.
The retailer, based in Dallas, is preparing to open a new line of outlet stores this fall called Last Call Studio, which will sell clothes that have never passed through a Neiman Marcus or even the retailer’s existing chain of Last Call outlet stores.
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The Studio stores, to be located in suburban areas or strip malls that are not outlet centers, will specialize in moderately priced goods — blousy tops, knee-length skirts — aimed at the value-minded shopper who “may not have the reach level to buy the fine apparel that Neiman Marcus offers,” said Wanda Gierhart, Neiman’s chief marketing officer.
The strategy speaks to several economic realities in the postrecession retail world: the soft real estate market has left desirable small storefronts unoccupied; many traditional outlet stores have too little clearance merchandise to sell because retailers have trimmed inventories; and as the recovery stumbles, even luxury retailers cannot afford to ignore the price-conscious shopper.
“From a modest out-of-sight, out-of-mind liquidation tool, it has now really morphed into a strategic and financial necessity for those companies,” Arnold Aronson, managing director for retail strategies at the consulting firm Kurt Salmon Associates, said of outlet stores run by big retailers. “It’s especially driven since the recession in response to the customer’s demand for much more value.”
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