SIX MONTH BUYING PLAN
Craegan Adamec Max Drury Hyewon Jeong Cookie Betances
Table of Contents 1 Company Profile & Analysis Mission Values History Identity Scope & Size Marketing/Promotions Product Price Sales Trends Customer Base
2 Market Place Analysis Market Size Market Segmentation Competitors Trends
3 Six Month Buying Plan SWOT Six Month Buying Plan Assortment Plan New Products & Collaboration
1 Company Profile & Analysis
JOHN W. NORDSTROM BELIEVED SUCCESS WOULD COME ONLY BY OFFERING CUSTOMERS THE VERY BEST SERVICE SELECTION, QUALITY, AND VALUE
Our Mission
Our primary mission is to please the customer; in store & online
Quality Service
Value Selection
The Founding Philosophy
Our Values
Our goal is simple - Serve our customers better - Always be relevant in their lives - To form lifelong relationships
Our History
John Nordstrom, used his Alaska Gold Rush money to open Wallin & Nordstrom shoe store in Seattle with shoemaker Carl Wallin
The shoe chain thrived and incorporated as Nordstrom’s
1901
1946 1928
Nordstrom retired in 1928 and sold his half of the business, which included a second store, to his sons Everett and Elmer
The company went public and changed its name again in 1973 to Nordstrom
1971 1963 Nordstrom becomes the largest independent shoe chain in the country
1995 Following the family’s business tradition, six members of Nordstrom’s fourth generation began running the company
Nordstrom created Nordstrom.com, a partnership with Benchmark Capital and Madrona Investment Group, in 1999 to consolidate its catalog and Internet operations
1998 2000 Amid slumping sales, the company dissolved the co-presidency
Nordstrom bought a majority interest in August 2005 in luxury specialty stores Jeffrey New York and Jeffrey Atlanta
2005
Nordstrom acquired e-tailer HauteLook for $180 million in stock
2011 2008
Nordstrom opened its first full-line department store in Hawaii
2014 Nordstrom opened its first Canada store at Chinook Centre in Calgary
Nordstrom Today
From one tiny shoe store, Nordstrom has grown into a leading fashion retailer with global reach
Our Identity
As a publicly traded company with more than 100 years of history, we've worked to deliver the best possible shopping experience, helping our customers express their style—not just buy fashion Nordstrom, Inc. is a leading fashion retailer offering compelling clothing, shoes and accessories for men, women and children
Scope & Size
Geographic Reach Nordstrom has some 345 fullline and Nordstrom Rack stores in 40 US states, as well as three Nordstrom full-line stores in Canada
Sales Annual Sales: 14B Total Assets: 8.1B Market Value: 7.7B
Locations Nordstrom: 123 Nordstrom Rack: 215 Trunk Club: 5 Jeffrey: 2 HauteLook.com
Number of Employment 76,000
Merchandise distribution centers 6 Portland, Oregon; Dubuque, Iowa; Ontario, California; Newark, California; Upper Marlboro, Maryland and Gainesville, Florida
Fulfillment center 3 Cedar Rapids, Iowa; Elizabethtown, Pennsylvania; San Bernardino, California
Headquarters Seattle, Washington
Administrative offices 3 Chicago, Illinois; Los Angeles, California and New York City, New York
Credit segment 1 Centennial, Colorado
Retail Segment
Geographic Segmentation
2016-17 Expansion
by net sales 2017 Jan 31
2016-2017 Expansion 250 200
4%
150 50%
46%
100 50 0
Canada 1173.5
United States 13583.5
United States and Canada 14757
Full-Line US
Full-Line CA 2016
Rack 2017
Other
Nordstrom Full-Line
Nordstrom Rack and other
Marketing/ Promotions
Marketing
Promotions
Social Media, E-commerce Data Mining, Pop Up Ads TV Commercials, In-store Events Partnerships, Pop-in at Nordstrom APP, Nordstrom Local
Clearance Black Friday Anniversary Sale Half-yearly Sale Rewards Exclusive Products Collaborations
Product
Women Clothing Shoes Handbags Accessories Jewelry
Beauty
Men Clothing Shoes Accessories Grooming
Kids Girls Boys Baby
Home & Gifts Bath Bedding Home Decor Nursery Kitchen Electronics & Tech Luggage & Travel
Make up Skincare Fragrance Hair Bath & Body Wellness
Product
Private Label BP. Halogen 1901 Nordstrom Men’s Shop Treasure & Bond Zella
Leith Calson Tucker + Tate Chelsea28 Essentials for Men
Price
Price Strategy - High quality products with higher price point - Customer service for our value and customer experience - Offering different price points - Responding to changes in consumer demands - Same price in store and online - Price adjustments to match competitors
Sales Trends
Financial Data 2017
2016
2015
2014
2013
$15,137
$14,498
$14,095
$13,110
$12,166
341
259
342
396
374
5,247
5,058
4,927
4,704
4,429
(4,662)
(4,315)
(4,168)
(3,777)
(3,453)
Earnings before interest and income taxes
926
805
1,101
1,323
1,350
Net earnings
437
354
600
720
734
Net sales Credit card revenues, net Gross profit Selling, general and administrative expenses
2017 Sales by division 2017
2016
2015
$6,951
$7,186
$7,633
Nordstrom.com
2,887
2,519
2,300
Full-price
9,838
9,705
9,933
Nordstrom Rack
4,059
3,809
3,533
897
700
532
4,956
4,509
4,065
614
554
378
15,408
14,768
14,376
(271)
(270)
(281)
$15,137
$14,498
$14,095
Nordstrom full-line stores U.S.
Nordstromrack.com/HauteLook Off-price Other retail Retail segment Corporate/Other Total
Product Category 2017
2016
2015
Women’s Apparel
32%
32%
31%
Shoes
23%
23%
23%
Men’s Apparel
16%
17%
17%
Women’s Accessories
11%
11%
12%
Beauty
11%
11%
11%
Kid’s Apparel
4%
3%
3%
Other
3%
3%
3%
Total
100%
100%
100%
Customer Base
Classic Independent Fashion Conscious Driven
Demographics
Brand Diversity
Age Range 16-65 Male & Female Targeting Millennials
Topshop Ted Baker Vince Eileen Fisher
Customer Behavior Willing to pay for quality Buys for preference & trends
Women's Athletic/ Sneakers
2 Market Place Analysis
Sneakers Obsession "These influences of the hip hop culture, the skate culture and other celebrity culture are really becoming the mainstream curators of what's cool and that's translated into footwear." Michelle Grant Head of Retail at Euromonitor International
Market Size
A rising tide of consumer interest pushed sneakers to the top of the hot product list, and limited edition collections kept them there as brands jockey for position. While the footwear market as a whole grew only 13% in 2017, sports footwear grew by an astonishing 46%, according to data from Euromonitor International.
Number of people who shopped for shoes at Nordstrom past couple years in the United States ( in millions) Spring 2017 Athletic Footwear 14%
Leather Footwear 53%
5.05
Spring 2016 Spring 2015
Spring 2013 Spring 2012 Spring 2011 Spring 2010 Spring 2009
Footwear revenues by segments worldwide in 2017
5.46
5.86 5.62 5.6 5.78 5.93 6.07 5.64 5.58 5.89 5.68 5.4 5.65 6.09 6.29 6.34 6.65
Spring 2014 Sandals, Textile and Other Footwear 33%
5.41
Spring 2008 0.
1.
2.
3.
4.
Number of people in millions
5.
6.
7.
Womens Casual Shoe Market Over the last couple of years, the wage gap between men and women has decreased, allowing women to have more disposable income. More women can afford luxurious and costly brands, allowing them financial independency. This creates a lucrative market for women's casual shoes.
Households in the United States on women's shoes during the past 12 month in 2017 Household income of $200,000 or more
0.0%
5.0%
10.0%
15.0%
Household income $125,000 or more*
Share of respondents 20.0%
25.0%
29.7%
Under $250
40.0%
35.5%
23% 22.3%
$250 to $499 $500 to $999
9%
$1,000 to $1,999
4.3%
10.9%
5.7%
2% 1.5%
$2,000 to $2,999
$5,000 to $9,999
35.0%
26.8% 26.1%
None
$3,000 to $4,999
30.0%
1.2% 0.7% 0.6% 0.4%
$10,000 to $14,999
0.2% 0.1%
$15,000 or more
0.1% 0.1%
The women casual shoes market is expected to grow steadily in future owing to the seasonal trends, increasing use of online shopping, awareness about ecoshoes and changing lifestyle of the consumers.
Market Segmentation
23.1B
15.3B
1.6B
Brand 1.1B
Sport shoe company sales in 2017 With more than US $ 23 .1bn, Nike has by far the highest footwear sales
Price
The average price per unit in the market for Footwear amounts to US$34.70 in 2018.
Frequency of purchasing sports shoes online and in store in the U.S. 2016 in % 45. 39.43
40. 35. 30.
26.72
25.
22
21.49
20. 14.69
15. 10. 5. 0.
20.11
11.64 6.31
5.08
4.73
6.15
More than once Once every month every month
11.09
6.69 3.87
Once every 3 months
Once every 6 months Online
Once every year
Less than once every year
This statistic shows how often consumers in the United States purchased sports shoes online and in store in 2016. During the survey, 4.73 percent of the respondents said they purchase sports shoes online once every month.
Never
In store
Purchasing behavior
United States: Women's brand preferences for women's athletic shoes in 2016, by age group The results were sorted by age group. During the survey, 33 percent of women between 18 and 34 years of age stated their preferred women's athletic shoes brand is Nike; 26.7 percent of women aged 35 to 49 and 15.4 percent of women aged 50 or older said the same.
Easy Spirit Reebok Dr. Scholl's New Balance Puma Asics Under Armour Skechers Converse Adidas Nike 0
Age
10
20 Women aged 18-34
30
40
Women aged 35-49
50
60
Women aged 50 and older
70
80
Nordstrom has a stronghold on digital sales and remains proudly ahead of the curve when it comes to integrating its offline and online experiences
Trends
Trend 1: Athleisure The Athleisure trend has driven retailers to the creation of their own collection, the term is even being added to the dictionary. The “sport leisure� style has become the largest category in the U.S. according to a study released this week by market research firm NPD Group. Sport leisure styles surged 17% last year to $9.6 billion in sales, sales of performance apparel tumbled 10% to $7.4 billion.
Footwear segment revenue of Nike, Adidas & Puma 2010-2017 25. 20. 15. 10. 5. 0.
2010
2011
2012 Nike*
2013 Adidas**
2014
2015
Puma**
2016
2017
Trend 2: Embellished Sneakers Embellished trims develop prominent glitter trends, renewing core designs with an elegant twist. Refined beads, sparkling diamantĂŠs, leather patches and precious gemstones are used to decorate women's sneaker uppers. Natural crystals and grand gemstones provide a premium look for oversized sole designs, whereas intricate beading offers a crafted tribal effect.
Trend 3: Exclusive collaborations Collaborations are in place to create a more personalized product to our recurring customer. We understand the importance of placing their needs and wants before anything else and with this the collaborations look incorporate the brands with the customer at a more personalized level.
Pop-In Nordstrom Pop-In at Nordstrom is a new way of sharing brand identity and seasonal products to specific locations around the states. With this shopper experience inside the stores we wish to spread an idea of the customer and brand lifestyle as well as a customer and brand bond.
Nordstrom X Nike
Nordstrom X Allbirds
Trend 4: Customer Experience During the past years, customer experience has been of great growth in retail and online business. It’s the understanding that profits are determined and viewed at a faster rate through the results of customer experience and returns. Last Year 75% of companies said top objective was to improve customer experience. Nordstrom is already a customer-driven retail that understands the value the customer has over sales.
Nordstrom Local Local is a hybrid between retail and e-commerce while hinting into a more personalized and efficient shopping experience. Making the customers experience more personal and fast. This is of proof to the customer that we don’t only value their loyalty, but we also value their time.
Nordstrom App The Nordstrom App wishes to expand the customer experience while having the opportunity to shop online through your phone with a customer service representative available at all times and the easy access everywhere and anywhere you are.
Competitors
Saks Fifth Avenue is the successor of a business founded by Andrew Saks in 1867 and incorporated in New York in 1902 as Saks & Company Company Type: Private Annual Sales : 1.4B Locations: 39 22 states 250
Slip-On Round Toe
200
Pull-On Platform
150
Low Top
100
Lace-Up High Top
50
Fashion Sport Athletic 0
50
100
150
200
Shoe type
250
300
350
0
Under $50
$50-$150
$150-$300
$300-$500
Price range
$500-$1000 $1000-$2000
What we do better?
Online sales, Larger inventories, Website design, Customer service, Amount of locations, Store environment, Mobile App Multiple types of customer
What they do better?
Wins in luxury product Identifying individual customer
The first retail endeavor of the Bloomingdale brothers was a Ladies’ Notion Shop in New York. In 1872, Bloomingdale’s opened and expanded their East Side Bazaar, selling a variety of women’s fashions. Company Type: Private Annual sales: 1.5B Locations: 54 12 states 300 Active
250 Slip-Ons
200
Lace-Ups
150 100
Low Tops
50
Fashion 0
100
200
300
400
Shoe type
500
600
0
Under $50
$50-$100
$100-$250
$250-$500
Price range
$500-$1000 $1000 & Over
What we do better?
Better customer services (Return policies/ Customer loyalty program) Wider price range More item quantities
What they do better?
Store environment and atmosphere
Neiman Marcus, founded in 1907 by Herbert Marcus Sr. Neiman Marcus Group Ltd LLC is an Omni-channel fashion retailer. Annual sales: 4.7B Locations: 42 18 states
300 Trainer/Runner
250 Slip On
200 Skater
150 Low Top
100 High Top
50 Athletic
0 0
50
100
150
200
250
Shoe type
300
350
400
Under $150
$150-$299
$300-$499
$500-$999
Price range
$1000-$1999 $2000-$4999
What we do better?
Stable sales Wide price range Larger athletic shoes inventories
What they do better?
Strong and well-known luxury brand Customer loyalty program Better commitment give back to community
3 Six Month Buying Plan
SWOT
S
Variety of Brands & Private Labels
(Strong brand and private labels includes apparel, shoes, accessories,handbags, bath and beauty products , and home accents)
Operational Network
(344 stores in 40 states in the US with 6 distribution centers and 2 fulfillment centers. 1 data center)
Steady Revenue Growth
(Increase in online channels and Nordstrom Rack)
W
Declined Profitability Decline in turnover ratio and higher inventory turnover Involvement in a Lawsuit and legal proceedings
O
Growth & expansion in the E-Commerce Expansion in the Retail Market
(Investment in new store openings, relocations, remodels and technologies)
Increase in consumer spending (Growing personal income, disposable income)
Competitors
(Highly competitive industry, such as Saks,
T
Dillard's, JC penny, Neiman Marcus, and Macy's)
Increase in employee/manpower Pay
(Increase in minimum wage and higher proportion of full-time employees)
Changes in consumer wants
Six Month Buying Plan
Six Month Buying Plan Planned sales SS 2019 = $88,455,940 Last year sales = $83,057,221 6.5% increase Sales to stock = 2.8 Reductions = $17,691,188
Buying Plan
Reductions Distribution $25,000,000 $20,000,000 $15,000,000 $10,000,000
6 month buying plan Sales TY Sales (LY) % Planned Increase Sale-to-Stock Planned EOM for Period Initial Markup % Reductions $ Planned Reductions %
SALES DISTRIBUTION REDUCTIONS DISTRIBUTION PLANNED MONTHLY SALES PLANNED MONTHLY BOM PLANNED MONTHLY EOM PLANNED MONTHLY REDUCTIONS PLANNED PURCHASES AT RETAIL PLANNED PURCHASES AT COST
$ 88,455,940 $ 83,057,221 6.5% 2.8 $ 43,095,734 54% $ 17,691,188 20% FEB
13% 5% $ 11,499,272 $ 32,197,962 $ 29,721,196 $ 884,559 $ 9,907,065 $ 4,557,250
$5,000,000 $-
MAR
12% 5% $ 10,614,713 $ 29,721,196 $ 42,105,028 $ 884,559 $ 23,883,104 $ 10,986,228
APR
17% 10% $ 15,037,510 $ 42,105,028 $ 47,058,560 $ 1,769,119 $ 21,760,161 $ 10,009,674
FEB
MAR
MAY
19% 20% $ 16,806,629 $ 47,058,560 $ 39,628,261 $ 3,538,238 $ 12,914,567 $ 5,940,701
APR
JUNE
MAY
16% 30% $ 14,152,950 $ 39,628,261 $ 56,965,626 $ 5,307,356 $ 36,797,671 $ 16,926,929
JUNE
JULY
JULY
Totals
23% 30% $ 20,344,866 $ 56,965,626 $ 43,095,734 $ 5,307,356 $ 11,782,331 $ 117,044,900 $ 5,419,872
Assortment Plan
TOP BRANDS Nike
Nike
Athletic
Ecco
Casual
Nike
Comfort
Limited
Assortment
$ % TTL Athletic
Casual
Comfort
6%
80%
9%
recipts plan $
$
$
7,022,694
93,635,920
10,534,041
117,044,900
$
# of units 91,000
1,078,200
154,200
brand
Total
5%
$
5,852,245
$ 117,044,900
17,200
1,340,600
% of brand
recipts of brand
Nike
34%
$
2,387,716
Adidas
16%
$
1,123,631
Brooks
14%
$
983,177
Others
36%
$
2,528,170
Nike
17%
$
15,918,106
Converse
8%
$
7,490,874
Ecco
7%
$
6,554,514
Others
68%
$
63,672,426
Ecco
32%
$
49,344
New Balance
18%
$
27,756
9%
$
13,878
Others
41%
$
63,222
Nike
18%
$
3,096
Adidas
11%
$
1,892
Others
30%
$
5,160
Geox
Limited
88,455,940 tier all door mid door top door all door mid door top door all door mid door top door all door mid door top door all door mid door top door all door mid door top door all door mid door top door all door mid door top door all door mid door top door all door mid door top door all door mid door top door all door mid door top door all door mid door top door all door mid door top door all door mid door top door
% of tiers
recipts of brand by tiers 60% 31% 9% 58% 32% 10% 57% 32% 11% 60% 30% 10% 64% 27% 9% 60% 32% 8% 56% 31% 13% 60% 30% 10% 50% 32% 18% 61% 33% 6% 62% 29% 9% 60% 30% 10% 0% 12% 88% 0% 9% 91% 0% 14% 86%
$ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $
1,432,630 740,192 214,894 1,384,875 764,069 238,772 1,360,998 764,069 262,649 1,432,630 716,315 238,772 1,528,138 644,683 214,894 1,432,630 764,069 191,017 1,337,121 740,192 310,403 1,432,630 716,315 238,772 1,193,858 764,069 429,789 1,456,507 787,946 143,263 1,480,384 692,438 214,894 1,432,630 716,315 238,772 286,526 2,101,190 214,894 2,172,822 334,280 2,053,436
avg at retail price
units
# of styles
units per style
doors
units per door
$ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $
70 110 140 75 125 160 75 115 130 73 117 143 80 140 160 75 95 135 100 140 180 78 138 147 100 140 160 90 120 140 100 145 180 97 135 160
20,466 6,729 1,535 18,465 6,113 1,492 18,147 6,644 2,020 19,536 6,140 1,666 19,102 4,605 1,343 19,102 8,043 1,415 13,371 5,287 1,724 18,367 5,178 1,628 11,939 5,458 2,686 16,183 6,566 1,023 14,804 4,775 1,194 14,769 5,306 1,492
7 5 3 6 4 2 5 3 1 6 4 2 8 6 4 7 5 3 6 4 2 7 5 3 9 7 5 8 6 4 9 7 5 10 8 6
2,924 1,346 512 3,078 1,528 746 3,629 2,215 2,020 3,256 1,535 833 2,388 767 336 2,729 1,609 472 2,229 1,322 862 2,624 1,036 543 1,327 780 537 2,023 1,094 256 1,645 682 239 1,477 663 249
123 58 27 123 55 24 123 55 24 123 56 23 123 54 26 123 55 24 123 55 24 123 56 27 123 56 25 123 54 25 123 53 26 123 57 22
24 23 19 25 28 31 30 40 84 26 27 36 19 14 13 22 29 20 18 24 36 21 18 20 11 14 21 16 20 10 13 13 9 12 12 11
$ $
190 190
1,508 11,059
5 3
302 3,686
54 23
6 160
$ $
170 170
1,264 12,781
3 2
421 6,391
54 23
8 278
$ $
200 200
1,671 10,267
4 6
418 1,711
54 23
8 74
Loyd
Athletic 6%
Limited Comfort 7% 8%
Seattle, WA Casual 79%
Loyd Athletic
Casual
% TTL 6% $
reciots plan sales 199,833 $
151,022
79% $
2,631,131
$
1,988,461
Comfort
8% $
266,444
$
201,363
Limited
7% $
233,138
$
176,193
100% $
3,330,546
$
2,517,039
% TTL 7% $
recipts plan 116,569
Total
Elmer Athletic
sales $
106,974
brand # of units 34000 Nike Adidas Brooks Others 559000 Nike Converse Ecco Others 71400 Ecco New Balance Geox Others 11467 Nike Adidas Others 675867
brand # of units 30000 Nike Adidas Brooks Others
$ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $
recipts of brand by tiers 214,894 238,772 262,649 238,772 214,894 191,017 310,403 238,772 429,789 143,263 214,894 238,772 2,101,190 2,172,822 2,053,436
$ $ $ $
recipts of brand by tiers 740,192 764,069 764,069 716,315
units 1,535 1,492 2,020 1,666 1,343 1,415 1,724 1,628 2,686 1,023 1,194 1,492 11,059 12,781 10,267
# of styles 3 2 1 2 4 3 2 3 5 4 5 6 3 2 6
units per style 512 746 2,020 833 336 472 862 543 537 256 239 249 3,686 6,391 1,711
doors
$ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $
avg at retail price 140 160 130 143 160 135 180 147 160 140 180 160 190 170 200
units 6,729 6,113 6,644 6,932
# of styles
units per style 1,346 1,528 2,215 1,733
doors
$ $ $ $
avg at retail price 110 125 115 103
5 4 3 4
27 24 24 23 26 24 24 27 25 25 26 22 23 23 23
units per door 19 31 84 36 13 20 36 20 21 10 9 11 160 278 74
58 55 55 56
units per door 23 28 40 31
Loyd
Elmer
Athletic
Casual
% TTL 6% $
reciots plan sales 199,833 $
151,022
Towson, MD
79% $
2,631,131
$
1,988,461
Comfort
8% $
266,444
$
201,363
Limited
7% $
233,138
$
176,193
100% $
3,330,546
$
2,517,039
% TTL 7% $
recipts plan 116,569
Casual
80% $
1,332,218
$
1,222,562
Comfort
10% $
166,527
$
152,820
Limited
3% $
41,632
$
38,205
100% $
1,665,273
$
1,528,202
% TTL 7% $
recipts plan 49,958
Total
Elmer Athletic
Total
Everette Athletic
sales $
sales $
106,974
37,756
brand # of units 34000 Nike Adidas Brooks Others 559000 Nike Converse Ecco Others 71400 Ecco New Balance Geox Others 11467 Nike Adidas Others 675867
brand # of units 30000 Nike Adidas Brooks Others 359400 Nike Converse Ecco Others 51400 Ecco New Balance Geox Others 5733 Nike Adidas Others 446533
brand # of units 27000 Nike Adidas Brooks Others
$ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $
recipts of brand by tiers 214,894 238,772 262,649 238,772 214,894 191,017 310,403 238,772 429,789 143,263 214,894 238,772 2,101,190 2,172,822 2,053,436
$ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $
recipts of brand by tiers 740,192 764,069 764,069 716,315 644,683 764,069 740,192 716,315 764,069 787,946 692,438 716,315 286,526 214,894 334,280
$ $ $ $
recipts of brand by tiers 1,432,630 1,384,875 1,360,998 1,432,630
doors
$ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $
avg at retail price units # of styles units per style Athletic Limited Comfort 1,535 140 3 512 3% 7% 746 160 10% 1,492 2 130 2,020 1 2,020 143 1,666 2 833 160 1,343 4 336 135 1,415 3 472 180 1,724 2 862 147 1,628 3 543 160 2,686 5 537 140 1,023 4 256 Casual 180 1,194 5 239 160 1,492 680% 249 190 11,059 3 3,686 170 12,781 2 6,391 200 10,267 6 1,711
27 24 24 23 26 24 24 27 25 25 26 22 23 23 23
units per door 19 31 84 36 13 20 36 20 21 10 9 11 160 278 74
units 6,729 6,113 6,644 6,932 4,605 8,043 5,287 5,178 5,458 6,566 4,775 5,306 1,508 1,264 1,671
# of styles 5 4 3 4 6 5 4 5 7 6 7 8 5 3 4
units per style 1,346 1,528 2,215 1,733 767 1,609 1,322 1,036 780 1,094 682 663 302 421 418
doors
$ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $
avg at retail price 110 125 115 103 140 95 140 138 140 120 145 135 190 170 200
58 55 55 56 54 55 55 56 56 54 53 57 54 54 54
units per door 23 28 40 31 14 29 24 18 14 20 13 12 6 8 8
units 20,466 18,465 18,147 15,918
# of styles
$ $ $ $
avg at retail price 70 75 75 90
7 6 5 6
units per style 2,924 3,078 3,629 2,653
doors 123 123 123 123
units per door 24 25 30 22
Total
100% $
3,330,546
Everette
Elmer
Athletic
% TTL 7% $
recipts plan 116,569
$
sales $
2,517,039
106,974
Jacksonville, FL
Casual
80% $
1,332,218
$
1,222,562
Comfort
10% $
166,527
$
152,820
Limited
3% $
41,632
$
38,205
100% $
1,665,273
$
1,528,202
% TTL 7% $
recipts plan 49,958
Casual
83% $
592,361
$
447,673
Comfort
10% $
71,369
$
53,937
Limited
0% $
-
$
-
Total
Everette Athletic
Total
100% $
713,688
sales $
$
37,756
539,365
675867
Adidas Others
brand # of units 30000 Nike Adidas Brooks Others 359400 Nike Converse Ecco Others 51400 Ecco New Balance Geox Others 5733 Nike Adidas Others 446533
brand # of units 27000 Nike Adidas Brooks Others 159800 Nike Converse Ecco Others 31400 Ecco New Balance Geox Others 0 Nike Adidas Others 218200
$ $
2,172,822 2,053,436
$ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $
recipts of brand by tiers 740,192 764,069 764,069 716,315 644,683 764,069 740,192 716,315 764,069 787,946 692,438 716,315 286,526 214,894 334,280
$ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $
recipts of brand by tiers 1,432,630 1,384,875 1,360,998 1,432,630 1,528,138 1,432,630 1,337,121 1,432,630 1,193,858 1,456,507 1,480,384 1,432,630 -
$ $
170 200
$ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $
avg at retail price 110 125 115 103 140 95 140 138 140 120 145 135 190 170 200
$ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $
avg at retail price 70 75 75 90 80 75 100 78 100 90 100 97
12,781 10,267
Limited units 0%6,729
2 6
# of styles
6,113 Comfort 6,644 10% 6,932 4,605 8,043 5,287 5,178 5,458 6,566 4,775 5,306 1,508 1,264 1,671
units 20,466 18,465 18,147 15,918 19,102 19,102 13,371 18,367 11,939 16,183 14,804 14,769
5 4 3 4 6 5 4 5 7 Casual 6 83% 7 8 5 3 4
# of styles 7 6 5 6 8 7 6 7 9 8 9 10
6,391 1,711
23 23
278 74
Athletic units per style 7% 1,346
doors
1,528 2,215 1,733 767 1,609 1,322 1,036 780 1,094 682 663 302 421 418
58 55 55 56 54 55 55 56 56 54 53 57 54 54 54
units per door 23 28 40 31 14 29 24 18 14 20 13 12 6 8 8
units per style 2,924 3,078 3,629 2,653 2,388 2,729 2,229 2,624 1,327 2,023 1,645 1,477
doors 123 123 123 123 123 123 123 123 123 123 123 123
units per door 24 25 30 22 19 22 18 21 11 16 13 12
New Products/ Collaboration
Anya Hindmarch Anya Hindmarch is a British designer known for her patchwork and embellishments. Her eponymous label “Anya Hindmarch” as to offer from her main lines of handbags to shoes, luggage, leather goods, beach, & a small ready-to-wear collection. We think Anya Hindmarch fits the Nordstrom demographic perfectly. We already sell most of her handbags and leather goods so venturing into the sneaker department is not much of a risk. Our competitors like Barneys and Neiman’s already carry the products line. Their prices range from 160 dollars a pair to 500 dollars pair.
Smiley Wink Leather Sneakers $ 295
Apex Leather Sneakers $450
All Over Stickers Sneakers $625
Veja A brand that is socially and culturally relevant. They stand by sustainability and the power of actions, not words. Today the customer is growing more into this mentality and their beliefs on the impact that we have in our environment when it comes to fashion. Their prices range from an 80 dollar pair of sneaker to a 500 dollar pair. Our competitors already offer the brand while limiting it to a few models while we could branch out first through a Nordstrom Pop-Up and lead in from there to test the customers wants and needs.
Wata Canvas Sneakers $90
Low-top Sneakers $121
3-Lock Logo Sneakers $135
Nike X Rocky Barnes Our collaboration with Nike wishes to eliminate the thin line between athletic and fashion. Nordstrom x Nike houses limited-edition products introduced each month, curated collections of activewear, performance and lifestyle footwear, accessories, tech and more. The idea to collaborate with Rocky Barns is to bring in the lifestyle and influence of the it girl today. This girl is laid back and trendy which is a perfect correlation to Rocky Barns fresh and casual feel.
Our Future
Throughout our allocations of budget for all of our stores, our buying decisions reflect the increased popularity of women's sneakers. Our plan for each tier of store will promise stronger sales and increase our footprint in the sneaker market.
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