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PROFESSOR
Alessandro Cannata GROUP
Lilly Brasili Caroline Lowe Ta t i a n a R a p p a c c i o l i
EXTERIOR + INTERIOR DESIGN
Veronica Lloveras
R E TA I L M A N A G E M E N T This course addresses the principles of personal selling techniques, presentation skills, the art of persu asion, negotiating and account-building in the wholesale markets. These concepts are developed through lectures and workshops. Students also lear n the effects of an organization’s culture on t he management process, including decision-making, planning, structure, leadership and defining control, and how these are viewed from a global perspective
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WELCOME
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TABLE OF CONTENT S
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I.
II.
III.
I V.
C O M PA N Y O V E R V I E W
V.
S ÃO PA U LO
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Company History
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Introduction
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Timeline
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Attractions
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Mission Statement
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Size + Scope
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Store Location
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Current Status
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Company Formation
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Advertising + Promotion
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Construction + Legal Compliance
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Brand Identity
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Hiring, Salaries, + Benefits
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Competitive Marketplace Analysis
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Importing + Logistics
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Opportunities for Growth
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Promotional Plan
S T R AT E G I C P L A N
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VII.
P O P - U P S T R AT E G Y
STORE DESIGN
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Goals + Objectives
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Concept
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Implementation Strategies
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Floor Plan
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Exterior Design
COUNTRY SELECTION 52
GRDI
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Interiror Design
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PESTEL Over view
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Cost
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Selection Rationale
VIII.
ASSORTMENT PL ANS
BRAZIL
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Sales Forecast
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Introduction
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Women
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PESTEL Analysis
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Men
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Demographics
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Color Assortment
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Consumer Behavior
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Size Charts
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Key Competitors
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CONCLUSION
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CO M PA N Y OV ERV I E W
Company History Timeline Mission Statement Size + Scope Current Status Advertising + Promotion Brand Identity Competitive Marketplace Analysis Opportunities for Growth
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C O M PA N Y H I S T O R Y
Vince was founded by Rea Laccone
Vince was founded in a retail climate
and Chris topher L aPolice in 20 02, as a
s h a k e n b y t h e r e c e n t S e p t e m b e r 11 th
produc t-focused brand specializing in
terrorist attacks. Consumer spending
essential, upscale pieces for a modern,
on apparel dropped, as Americans
c a s u a l , c u s t o m e r. T h e b r a n d o r i g i n a l l y
turned inward in reaction to a new
focused on women’s k nit s, but has
fear of the outside world. Laccone
now ex panded to include full men’s
and L aPolice ack nowledge this new
and women’s clothing, shoes, and
retail reality and designed simple
accessories.
silhouettes in cozy fabrics to create “the fashion equivalent of comfor t
L accone and L aPolice envisioned a small fashion company that specialized in high quality basics, designed for an affluent, style-minded consumer who can afford designer fashion, but lives a more c asual lifes t yle. Vince’s s tronges t categories remain sweaters and tees in luxe fabrics and modern shapes. The brand was originally sold only through wholesale, until the opening of the first Vince retail store on Robertson Boulevard in Los Angeles in 2008, and the simultaneous launch of the e-commerce platform.
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f o o d .”
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C O M PA N Y T I M E L I N E
Vince is purchased by
Kellwood is
the Midwest-based
purchased by Sun
apparel holding
Capital Partners in
group Kellwood C o m pa ny.
a leveraged buyout.
2006
2 0 11
2002
2008
Vince is founded by
Vince opens its first
Rea Laccone and
stand-alone retail
Chris topher L aPolice
location on Robertson
in Los Angeles, as
Boulevard in LA
a wholesale-only r e t a i l e r.
Vince opens its e-commerce platform, w w w.v i n c e.c o m.
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L accone and L aPolice return to Vince in creative direction Laccone and
posts to re-align the
L aPolice exit the
product assortment
company with the
to the brand ’s
IPO.
original DNA.
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2015
2 013
2015
Vince raises $200
Vince total net sales
million selling
drop from a peak of
10 million shares for
$ 3 4 0 .4 m i l l i o n i n 2 014
$20 each in an initial
to $302.5 million in
public offering, and
2 015 .
becomes publicly traded on the NYSE
Product assortment
under VNCE.
challenges are blamed for the dropof f.
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M I S S I O N S TAT E M E N T “Vince strives to be a brand synonymous with a modern, timeless aesthetic and effortless sophistication, and serve as the ultimate d e s t i n a t i o n f o r e v e r y d a y l u x u r y e s s e n t i a l s .�
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SIZE + SCOPE
Size + Scope Business Categories
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SIZE + SCOPE
STORES 35 Retail Stores 14 O u t l e t Sto r e s W h o l e s a l e 2,500 distribution locations across 38 countries.
LICENSING Licensing Agreement s | Women’s Foot wear Men’s Foot wear
NUMBER OF EMPLOYEES 1, 514 e m p l o y e e s
ANNUAL NET SALES 302.5 Million
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B U S I N E S S C AT E G O R I E S Women’s A pparel Women’s Shoes Women’s Acces sories Men’s A pparel Men’s Shoes
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CURRENT S TAT US
Current Status N e t S a l e s b y Ye a r Ownership Structure Wholesale v. Direc t-to - consumer Merchandising Venues
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C U R R E N T S TAT U S
Vince currently operates 35 full-price
For production, the design team works
re t a i l s to re s , 14 o u t l e t s to re s , a n d o n e
with over 30 different manufacturers
s h o w r o o m i n t h e U S , To k y o , I s t a n b u l ,
in five different countries, with 88% of
and Paris. The brand is available in
production occurring in China.
2,500 wholesale locations across 38 countries, with 42 built-out depar tment
The company operates three
store shop- in-shops; 29 in the US and
distribution centers; two in the US
13 i n i n t e r n a t i o n a l l o c a t i o n s .
a n d o n e i n B e l g i u m. T h e 2 014 A n n u a l Report indicates confidence in the
Vince reported net sales of $302.5
ability of these facilities to support
milli o n i n 2 015 . 67% of t h o s e s a l e s
continued growth.
occurred through wholesale, with 9 1% f r o m t h e U S a n d 9 % f r o m o t h e r
Vince does not own any physical
countries; and 33% were direc t-to-
p ro p e r t y, a n d l e a s e s s p a c e f o r a l l
consumer (including e-commerce,)
of its retail locations as well as its
u p f r o m 13 % i n 2 0 11. T h r e e w h o l e s a l e
corporate and design headquarters.
partners, Neiman Marcus, Saks Fifth Avenue, and Nordstrom, accounted
Vince’s information technolog y sys tems
for 45% of wholesale net sales, each
are operated by Kellwood, although
accounting for 10% of company revenue
the Vince systems are in the process
i n 2 0 13 a n d 2 0 14 .
of being separated from the former parent company’s.
To t a l r e v e n u e f o r t h e c o m p a n y f o r t h e f i s c a l y e a r e n d i n g J a n u a r y 31, 2 015 was $3 4 0.4 million. Women’s apparel accounts for 80% of net sales. Vince has existing licensing agreements with outside companies for produc tion of men’s and women’s f o o t w e a r.
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NET SALES BY YEAR
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OWNERSHIP STRUCTURE
CO M PA N Y OW N E R S H I P Brendan L. Hoffman | CEO David Stefko | CFO M e l i s s a W a l l a c e | S V P, H u m a n R e s o u r c e s L i v i a L e e | S V P, M e r c h a n d i s i n g Katayone Adeli | Artistic Director Marc J. Leder | Chairman of the Board Rea L accone and Chris topher L aPolice | Founder s Creative Supervisors Eight-member Board of Direc tors
C O M PA N Y S TAT U S P u b l i c l y t r a d e d o n t h e N Y S E u n d e r V N C E , a s o f 2 0 13 . C u r re n t s to c k p r i c e | V N CE ( N YSE ) $ 5 .75 + 0 . 0 5 (+ 0 . 8 8 %) p e r s h a re To t a l S h a r e s H e l d | 12 , 6 9 5 , 2 19 I n s t i t u t i o n a l H o l d e r s | 111 Parent company | Sun Capital Partners Corporate family includes 3,223 companies.
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WHOLESALE VS. D I R EC T-TO - CO N S U M E R S A L E S
WHOLESALE %67
D I R EC T-TO - CO N SU M ER
T O TA L N E T S A L E S
$302.5 M
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D I R E C T-T O - C O N S U M E R % O F T O TA L N E T S A L E S B Y Y E A R
2 014
2 013
2 012
2 0 11
2010
24%
2 1%
15%
13 %
9%
TOTAL NET SALES
TOTAL NET SALES
TOTAL NET SALES
TOTAL NET SALES
TOTAL NET SALES
$340.4 M
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$288.2 M
$240.4 M
$175.3 M
$111.5 M
MERCHANDISING VENUES
STORES Vince Retail Stores Vince Outlet Stores Department Stores
E-COMMERCE D I R EC T-TO - CO N SU M ER Vince.com Offers free ground shipping on all orders and returns, e-gift cards, and international shipping WHOLESALE Nordstrom, Neiman Marcus, Bergdorf Goodman, N e t- a - p o r t e r, Yo o x , S h o p B o b , B l o o m i n g d a l e s , Saks Fifth Avenue
SOCIAL MEDIA I n s t a g r a m , F a c e b o o k , Tw i t t e r, P i n t e r e s t
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ADVERTISING + PROMOTION
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ADVERTISING + PROMOTION
Promotions are minimal, understated,
a n d i n t e r v i e w s w i t h V i n c e’s “m o d e r n
and simple, like the brand it self.
m u s e s ,” f e a t u r e d t a s t e m a k e r s a n d
While Vince did increase marketing,
personalities, including Jamie Chung
advertising, and promotional expenses
a n d D e Ma rc o M u r r ay.
by $ 2 . 6 m i l l i o n i n 2 014, t h e b r a n d continues to remain true to its identity with few highly publicized campaigns. Communication and advertising does include seasonal campaigns, adver tising on wholesalers’ e-commerce sites, direc t-to-consumer e-commerce discounts and email b l a s t s , a s w e l l a s p r o f i l e s o n Tw i t t e r, Facebook, and Instagram. The most recent significant advertising p u s h w a s t h e “# V ERY V INCE” t r a d i t io nal and social media campaign for Holiday 2 015 . T h e a d s i n c l u d e d p h oto s , v i d e o s ,
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BRAND IDENTITY
Identity Matrix Identity Prism
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I D E N T I T Y M AT R I X
PERSON
PRODUCT
Appealing + welcoming to
Front-zip cashmere hoodie.
both genders.
C oz y, c a s u a l, c h i c .
Clean, timeless, and modern.
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SYMBOL
O R G A N I Z AT I O N
Ef for tless style.
Headquar ter s in NYC, design
Clean lines.
studio in LA.
Everyday luxury essentials.
Bicoastal heritage.
Contemporary design.
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IDENTIT Y PRISM
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PHYSICAL
PERSONALITY
Recognizably subtle designs, with
Simple, understated, and func tional
soft, clean lines, rich textures, and muted colors. Essential pieces to construct a
luxury in the form of comfort. Cashmere hoodie- a staple piece that s u m s u p V i n c e’s p e r s o nali t y.
seamless ever yday wardrobe.
C U LT U R E
R E L AT I O N S H I P
Vince’s aes thetic of precisely
Connects with existing consumers
engineered comfort was in part a
and reaches out to new ones through
response to the turbulent time of its
wholesale vendors.
founding in the wake of September 11 t h , a s c o n s u m e r s t u r n e d i n w a r d s i n
Relies on modern influencers like
reaction to harsh outside events.
bloggers to promote products and attract consumers.
REFLECTION
SELF PROJECTION
A go-to for those looking for
Comfortable without being slouchy or
effortless pieces.
f r u m py.
Customers look to Vince as a reliable
Epitome of sleek, modern
producer of basics that are modern,
sophistication and urban comfort.
timeless, and cool.
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COMPETITIVE M A R K E T P L AC E A N A LY S I S SWOT Analysis Competitors Price Accessibility Matrix
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S W O T A N A LY S I S
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STRENGTHS Aesthetically recognizable. Hig h q uali t y. Beautifully tactile fabrics. Strong relationships with US and international wholesale partners.
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WEAKNESSES
OPPORTUNITIES
T H R E AT S
Slow to develop and
Millennial interest in qual-
Weak marketing strategies
update e-commerce
i t y ove r q ua nt i t y.
could compromise appeal
channel. No strong connection with
to media-focused Gen-Z Domestic direc t-to-
consumers in the future,
consumer retail expansion.
especially in relation to
millennial consumers.
competitors. Continued rise of the
Insufficient advertising
luxe-athleisure trend.
and promotion. Lacking vertical
Many wholesale partners are consolidating
Recapturing the “Vince
locations, reducing brand
D N A .�
v i si bili t y.
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COMPETITORS
JOIE
R AG & BONE
C a s u a l, p re t t y, b o h e m ia n
British heritage with direc tional, urban, design
Comfor table, yet sophisticated
THEORY Contemporary workplace attire Timeless, comfortable pieces
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HELMUT LANG Edgy street wear Modern with minimalist roots
JOIE
THEORY
R AG & BONE
HELMUT LANG
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PRICE ACCESSIBILIT Y
ACCESSIBILIT Y
M AT R I X
PRICE
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OPPORTUNITIES FOR GROWTH
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OPPORTUNITIES FOR GROWTH
T h e f i s c a l yea r 2 015 a n n ua l re p o r t
Fo r F Y 2 016 , t h e c o m pa ny i s
indicated an opportunity for expansion
forecasting revenue of $290 million
of the men’s collec tion and women’s
to $305 million and a gross margin
p a n t s , d r e s s e s , a n d o u t e r w e a r, a n d
of 47%, primarily from the new retail
implementation of a replenishment
stores and growth in both comparable
strategy for core items to generate
store sales and e-commerce.
future growth. Vince also plans to increase product categories through select licensing agreements in areas such as fragrance, e y e w e a r, a n d f a s h i o n a c c e s s o r i e s . Another planned expansion is the
FI SC A L Y E A R 2 016 PROJ EC TI O NS Net Sales SG& A
$290- $305 million
$13 2 - $13 5 m i l l i o n
Gross Margin - 47% Interest Payments - $4 million
increase of Vince retail stores in the US (between eight and ten new stores fo r 2 016 ,) a n d ex pa n d i ng i n to t h e European market.
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S T R AT EG I C PL A N
Goals + Objectives Implementation Strategies
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GOAL S + OBJECTIVES
GOAL S + OBJECTIVES Improve the e-commerce experience and expand direc t-to-consumer e-commerce to new markets. Reduce reliance on wholesalers by opening more stand-alone Vince stores in new locations. Strengthen and refine the product assortment so that it is aligned more closely to the brand ’s original heritage.
D I F F E R E N T I A L A D VA N TAG E V i n c e i s a b o u t l o w - ke y, c o m f o r t a b l e l u x u r y a n d well-designed, quality basics.
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I M P L E M E N TAT I O N S T R AT E G I E S
Launch an advertising campaign through social media, print, and video in anticipation of store opening. I n t e g r a t e i n t e r a t i v e t e c h n o l o g y, v i d e o , a n d m e d i a i n the pop-up shop to create a fully omni-channel experience. Improve direct-to-consumer e-commerce by opening to Central and South America, and adding costumer review features toincrease costumer engagement. Offer a simplified product line in the pop-up location.
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III.
COUNTRY SELECTION
GRDI PESTEL Overview Selection Rationale
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G L O B A L R E TA I L DEVELOPMENT INDEX
In choosing a strategic location for our pop-up shop expansion, we utilized the Global Retail Development I n d e x f o r 2 0 1 5 p u b l i s h e d b y A .T. K e a r n e y . T h e I n d e x quantifies factors of market saturation, country risk, and market attractiveness, and time pressure to enter market to determine the top 30 countries for retail investment. Each factor accounts for 25% of the total Index score. The scores take into account impor tant deciding factors in retail expansion, including market maturit y and the “window of oppor tunit y� through w h i c h t o e n t e r. We chose four countries from the top 25 listed, based on our initial knowledge of the general charac teristics and retail marketplace for each one. We first eliminated countries from the list that we f o u n d t o b e o n s h a k y p o l i t i c a l g r o u n d , l i k e Tu r k e y, Botswana, Nigeria, and Jordan, as well as those with a h i s t o r y o f e g r e g i o u s h u m a n r i g h t s a b u s e s , l i k e Q u a t a r, Russia, and Sri Lanka. We also rejec ted countries lacking the customer base to support a luxury market, like Mongolia, Kazakhstan, and Georgia. The chosen countries were China/Hong Kong, Chile, Brazil, and the Philippines. We then researched each countr y f u r t h e r, u s i n g a P E S T E L a n a l y s i s t o e x a m i n e t h e viability of the retail market and level of consumer sophistication relevant to our brand.
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2015 COUNTRY RANK
MARKET AT T R A C T I V E N E S S
COUNTRY RISK
MARKET S AT U R AT I O N
TIME PRESSURE
GRDI SCORE
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CHINA
66.7
55.7
42.3
96.6
65.3
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U R U G U AY
93.3
60.4
68.0
38.9
65.1
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CHILE
98.2
100.0
13.0
37.9
62.3
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Q ATA R
100.0
89.4
34.3
12.8
59.1
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MONGOLIA
22.4
19.9
93.1
100.0
58.8
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GEORGIA
36.5
39.1
78.8
79.2
58.4
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UAE
97.6
84.0
16.5
33.9
58.0
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BRAZIL
98.0
60.4
45.2
28.0
57.9
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M A L AY S I A
75.6
68.8
29.3
52.7
56.6
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ARMENIA
35.4
37.1
82.1
66.3
55.2
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TURKEY
83.1
48.1
40.2
44.8
54.1
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INDONESIA
50.6
35.5
55.1
65.9
51.8
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K A Z A K H S TA N
49.6
34.2
72.5
50.7
51.8
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SRI LANKA
15.8
34.4
77.8
78.8
51.7
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INDIA
30.5
39.8
75.7
58.5
51.1
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PERU
48.9
43.9
58.6
51.8
50.8
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SAUDI ARABIA
78.6
64.4
30.4
27.0
50.1
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BOTSWANA
49.2
62.5
33.3
54.2
49.8
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PA N A M A
62.3
46.8
49.7
37.6
49.1
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COLOMBIA
55.6
49.3
52.0
39.1
49.0
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RUSSIA
94.9
28.4
24.5
46.6
48.6
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AZERBAIJAN
33.9
26.9
82.4
46.8
47.5
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NIGERIA
19.6
08.3
94.0
66.5
47.1
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PHILIPPINES
39.6
36.0
51.6
60.7
47.0
25
JORDAN
51.1
35.5
64.2
36.8
46.9
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PESTEL OVERVIEW
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PESTEL OVERVIEW
CHIL E | To o s m a l l a l u x u r y c o n s u m e r b a se and n o room for ex p a n s i o n .
PH I LI PPI NE S | Economic growt h but ostenta t ious customer.
CHIN A | To o h a rd t o s t a n d o u t i n a s a t u rated re t a i l e n v i ro n m e n t a n d q u e s t i o n s o v e r gover nm ent ha n d l i n g o f t h e e co n o m y.
BR AZI L | Right consumer, economic opportunity, and network for potent ial expa nsion.
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SELECTION R AT I O N A L E
Ba s e d o n o u r a n a l y s e s o f e a c h c o u n t r y,
Tu r n i n g t o S o u t h A m e r i c a , w e
we concluded that Brazil was the
evaluated the two countries with the
best option. While China might at
strongest economies on the continent,
first seem like the obvious choice,
Chile and Brazil. While Chile does
we decided against an expansion
h ave a t u r b u l e n t p o l i t i c a l h i s to r y,
there because of the highly saturated
with the harsh military dictatorship
retail environment and the ruling
of Augusto Pinochet that ended only
Communis t Par t y’s inabilit y to handle
a s re c e n t l y a s 19 9 0, t h e f re e ma r ke t
recent economic turbulence. Although
reforms instituted by the junta left
the upper class Chinese consumer is
the country in a sound economic state
sophisticated and looking to spend on
as the new democracy began, and
less ostentatious luxury items in the
Chile has been quite stable politically
wake of the countr y’s economic slump,
since. As the South American countr y
with so many western brands with
with the highest nominal GDP and the
larger footprints and more label-driven
highest degree of economic freedom,
aesthetics already competing for their
Chile certainly has the economy to
a t t e n t i o n , w e d e c i d e d t h a t a “q u i e t ”
s u p p o r t a l u x u r y m a r k e t . H o w e v e r,
brand like Vince would have a difficult
Chile’s population is only about 18
time breaking into the Chinese market.
million, and its largest metropolitan area, Santiago, has a population of
In evaluating the Philippines, we found
roughly 6 million. Chile also has a
the opposite problem. While the retail
small population of high net worth
market is relatively underdeveloped
individuals, and the countr y’s long and
and economic grow th is on the rise,
narrow geography would make intra-
the Filipino luxury consumer is
national expansion difficult.
similarly underdeveloped, in that their wealth has been acquired only re c e n t l y, a n d t h u s a re l o o k i n g to display it in a more grandiose manner than a brand like Vince could allow.
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SELECTION R AT I O N A L E
On the other hand, Brazil is not as
sophisticated and worldly consumers,
stable, with an economy plagued by
who are increasingly looking for more
inconsistent policies and too heavily
subtle form of luxury in the wake of
reliant on exports of oil and raw
g row ing e c o n o mic in e q uali t y.
materials to China. The recent dropoff in Chinese growth has left the
As the largest country by both area
Brazilian economy in a slump, although
and population in South America,
it is still one of the largest in the
Brazil is the logical first step to take
world. Politic al upheaval has recently
in expanding to the continent, and
s h a ke n t h e c o u n t r y, a s u n e m p l oy m e n t
has the advantage of a far-reaching
and economic uncertainty in Brazil are
network of metropolitan areas, which
on the rise.
could be utilized for future expansion if our venture is successful.
H o w e v e r, e c o n o m i s t s f o r e c a s t t h a t Brazil’s economy should s tar t to r e c o v e r i n 2 0 1 7, a s o i l p r i c e s r e stabilize and exports increase again. Fur thermore, Brazil has a large population overall, at around 208 m i l l i o n p e o p l e, b u t m o re s ig n i f i c a n t l y, a large population of high net worth individuals, who are not typically affected by national economic problems. Forbes Magazine ranks Brazil fifth in the world for greatest number of billionaires, and the upper levels of Brazilian society are
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I V.
BRAZIL
Introduction PESTEL Analysis Demographics Consumer Behavior Key Competitors
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F O R TA L E Z A
S A LVA D O R
BRASÍLIA
BELO HORIZONTE
RIO DE JANEIRO S ÃO PAU LO
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BRAZIL
AREA 5.2 million square miles CURRENCY Real ( BRL = 10 0 Centavos) Exchange Rate 1 BRL = .28 USD L O C AT I O N Largest country in South America, occupying two-thirds of the continent ’s entire Atlantic Coas t. Bordered by Argentina, Bolivia, Colombia, French Guiana, G u y a n a, Pa r a g u ay, Pe r u, S u r i n a m e, U r u g u ay a n d Ve n e z u e l a. ( E v e r y S o u t h A m e r i c a n c o u n t r y e x c e p t f o r C h i l e a n d E c u a d o r.) Made up of 26 States and 1 Federal District. C L I M AT E Tr o p i c a l i n t h e n o r t h , t e m p e r a t e i n t h e s o u t h . C A P I TA L Brasilia
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P E S T E L A N A LY S I S
PESTEL Analysis N o m i n a l G D P b y Ye a r Current Political + Economic Status
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POLITICAL
TECHNOLOGICAL
P r e s i d e n t : M i c h e l Te m e r
Largest e-commerce market in Latin America.
Federal Republic with bicameral legislature.
70 million + people in Brazil have internet access.
Former Por tuguese colony that achieved independence in 182 2.
ECONOMIC
E N V I R O N M E N TA L
Economic reforms enac ted in early
Lacks environmental regulations. Large
20 0 0’s led to one of the world ’s
amount of natural resources, especially
fastest growing economies.
iron ore.
E c o n o m y o f $ 2 . 3 t r i l l i o n U S D , w i t h 9.1%
Significant spending on energy
average rate of inflation.
te c h n o l o g y, e s p e c ia ll y d e e p - w a te r o i l drilling.
Major industries are agriculture, mining, and ser vice.
Road system is extensive, but underdeveloped, especially in rural
Fre e f loa t m o n e t a r y p olic y.
areas.
SOCIAL
LEGAL
Population is 20 8 million, an increase
Brazil’s huge and vas tly complex
of 29 million since 2000.
bureaucracy remains a significant impediment to business activities.
O f ficial language is Por tuguese. “ B r a z i l Ta x ” i s t h e n i c k n a m e f o r Strong cultural ties to Por tugal, but
corruption and under-the -table
heavily influenced by African and
payments required to do business in
indigenous culture.
Brazil.
Population is 6 0% Catholic.
B r a z i l r a n k s 11 6 t h o u t o f 1 8 5 c o u n t r i e s i n “e a s e o f d o i n g b u s i n e s s .” 63
NOMINAL GDP BY YEAR
2.6 T 2.4 T 2.2 T 2T 1.8 T 1.6 T 1.4 T 1.2 T 1T 800 B 600 B 400 B 200 B 0
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‘85 ‘86 ‘87 ‘88 ‘89 ‘90 ‘91 ‘92 ‘93 ‘94 ‘95 ‘96 ‘97 ‘98 ‘99 ‘00 ‘01 ‘02 ‘03 ‘04 ‘05 ‘06 ‘07 ‘08 ‘09 ‘10 ‘11 ‘12 ‘13 ‘14
CURRENT POLITICAL + E C O N O M I C S TAT U S
O n M a y 11, 2 0 1 6 , t h e B r a z i l i a n S e n a t e
Brazil has been relying on a
confimed the House’s A pril motion
consumption growth economic model
to impeach President Dilma Roussef f,
for the past two decades at the
whose popularity had plummetted amid
expense of capitalinvestment:
recent corruption scandals. U n e m p l o y m e n t i s r i s i n g , f r o m 7. 1 % i n She has been replaced by acting P r e s i d e n t M i c h e l Te m e r. Rousseff was accused of having manipulated government accounts to hidebudget shortfalls. Rous sef f ’s approval rating had dropped from 79% following her first i n n a u g u r a t i o n i n J a n u a r y o f 2 0 11 t o 6 % i n M a rc h of 2 016 . Petrobras, the s tate - owned oil
2 0 1 4 t o 7. 3 % i n 2 0 1 5 . High taxes on luxury goods often deterred Brazilians from purchasing l u xu r y i te m s lo c all y. Drop in the value of the real could potentially increase demand within Brazil’s border s. Lower value of the real will increase t h e i nf l u x of to u r i s t s i nto t h e c o u nt r y.
c o m p a ny, h a s b e e n i m p l i c a te d i n a large-scale corruption scandal
The Brazilian government has also
including bribery of government
institute a tax that will apply a fee on
officials. A number of high-ranking politicians have been tainted by the scandal.
credit card transactions abroad. Economy is expec ted to begin a t u r n a r o u n d b y t h e e n d o f 2 0 1 7.
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DEMOGRAPHICS
Demographics Population by Age
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Itamaraty Palace, Brasília Brazil’s population is 20 4 million.
Government programs and education spending have been credited with
L i t e r a c y r a t e i s 9 2 .9 % .
elevating 30 million people out of poverty and into the middle class.
Education levels have risen by 77% in the past two decades. The current
Brazil’s middle clas s cons titutes over
number of university students is 6.2
70% of the countr y’s population and
million.
accounts for over 50% of consumer spending. 67
P O P U L AT I O N BY AGE
Y E A R | 2 015
AGE 65+ % 7. 8
AG E S 0 - 14
AGES 55 - 64
%23.3
%8.7
T O TA L P O P U L AT I O N AGE S 15 - 24 %1 6 . 5
204,847,528
AGES 25 - 54 %43.8
B r a z i l ’s c u r r e n t m e d i a n a g e i s 31.4 I n 2 0 2 0 , 71% o f t h e B r a z i l i a n p o p u l a t i o n w i l l f a l l i n t o t h e “p ro d u c t i ve a g e” r a n g e, f ro m a g e s 15 - 6 4.
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Alvorado Palace, BrasĂlia
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CONSUMER BEHAVIOR
Consumer Behavior Market Influencers C o n s u m e r Ty p e s Ta r g e t C u s t o m e r P r o f i l e s
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CONSUMER B E H AV I O R
Brazilian consumers link shopping
17 % o f B r a z i l i a n s s a y t h e y s h o p
to social and financial well-being,
exclusively at brick-and-mor tar
and see it as a key indicator of life
stores, 53% shop using catalogs, 38%
improvement.
shop on the internet, 29% shop via landlines, and 6% shop using a mobile
Over 50% of Brazilians say shopping is
phone.
one of their favorite leisure activities. 4 6% say it ’s the bes t way to spend time
With widening internet access,
w i t h f a mil y.
online shopping is slowly becoming m o r e p o p u l a r, b u t m a n y c o n s u m e r s ,
B r a z il a c c o u n t s fo r ove r 1/ 3 of L a t i n
especially those who are older and
Americ a’s total consumer market.
less educated, are still reluctant to buy online, due to concerns about
To t a l d i s p o s a b l e i n c o m e i s p r o j e c t e d t o
identity theft and difficulty in
increase by a cumulative 33.2% in the
returning products.
p e r i o d of 2 015 to 2 0 3 0. B r a z i l n o w r e p r e s e n t s t h e w o r l d ’s 5 th Whatsapp is very popular in Brazil,
largest digital market and over 40%
and is often used by sales associates
of the Latin American digital market.
to close large transactions and communicate with customers.
Despite the difficulty of the recent economic downturn, Brazilian
Debit and credit cards were used in
consumers remain among the top
more than 40% of all Brazilian retail
10 “m o s t o p t i m i s t i c” w o r l d w i d e,
t r a n s a c t i o n s i n 2 015 .
a c c o rd ing to a Eu ro m o ni to r s t ud y.
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MARKET INFLUENCERS
E X T R E M E LY INFLUENTIAL
VERY INFLUENTIAL
S O M E W H AT INFLUENTIAL
NOT INFLUENTIAL
Family - friends recommendations
31.2%
39.4%
25.3%
4.2%
Independent consumer reviews
29.9%
38.8%
25.7%
5.6%
TV commercials
27.3%
34.2%
31%
7.5%
Print media
15.5%
36.1%
37.8%
10.6%
In-store advertising
14.1%
32%
42.4%
11.4%
On-site booth or representatives
17.2%
32.3%
38.4%
12.1%
Social media posts or mention
15.8%
30.8%
39.9%
13.5%
Brand advertisement on social media
16.4%
33.9%
39.4%
10.4%
Mobile text or advertisement
10.4%
20.2%
36.9%
32.4%
Internet advertisement on the computer
16.4%
29.8%
37.1%
16.7%
Commercial shown before, a f t e r, d u r i n g i n t e r n e t v i d e o
16.6%
30.3%
37.1%
16.1%
Outdoor advertisement
14.9%
31.3%
42.1%
11.7%
Celebrity endorsements
12.5%
24.4%
32.2%
31.1%
Direct mailing advertisement
9.6%
21.1%
44.6%
24.7%
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Museu de Arte Contemporânea de Niterói, Niterói
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CONSUMER T YPES
U n d a u n te d Str i ve r P ro f i l e TOP 5 TR AITS Image-conscious Pleasure -seeker Impulsive Ambitious
DEMOGRAPHICS 50% male Most af fluent segment A v e r a g e a g e: 31
17 % o f B r a z i l i a n c o n s u m e r s
SHOPPING Shop unt i l t h e y d ro p
WORK AND SOCIAL LIFE In pursuit of success
Love to shop and experiment with new produc t s and ser vices.
C a r e e r- d r i v e n a n d a m b i t i o u s .
Prefer branded goods and are willing to pay more for them.
Care deeply about how others perceive them.
Frequently make impulse purchases.
Of ten lef t feeling exhausted and over whelmed by the pursuit of success.
CONSUMER BEHAVIOR Sta y a hea d o f t re n d s
PERSONAL FINANCE E n j o y t h e p re se n t m o m e n t
E xercise frequently to maintain d e s i r e d p h y s i q u e.
Prefer to spend rather than save e x t r a m o n e y.
Care about green issues and willing to pay for green goods.
Occasionally rely on credit cards t o f u n d l i f e s t y l e.
Highly ac tive online and always have the latest gadget s.
Consider it impor tant to be well-insured.
SHOPPING Stra tegi c sh o p p e r s
WORK AND SOCIAL LIFE A c t i v e a n d o p t i m i st i c
Enjoy shopping, but stick closely to their shopping list.
Va l u e f a m i l y a n d w o u l d p r e f e r t o spend more time with them.
Always choose qualit y over q u a n t i t y.
Consider ac tive engagement in communit y impor tant.
Also take pride in finding great deals.
Confident in their abilit y to positively impac t surroundings.
CONSUMER BEHAVIOR Thi nk thro u g h t h e i r c h o i c e s
PERSONAL FINANCE Always plan ahead
Highly concerned with health and nutrition.
E x tremely frugal despite relatively high incomes.
Strive to make eco -friendly choices and purchases.
Prefer to save money rather than spend it.
Consider technology impor tant for staying in touch.
Believe their investment s will h a v e l o n g - t e r m v a l u e.
C o n s c i e n ti o u s O p ti m i s t P ro f i l e TOP 5 TR AITS Ec o - c o n s c i o u s Thought ful Frugal Engaged Future-oriented
DEMOGRAPHICS 51% M a l e Te n d t o l i v e w i t h a s p o u s e o r par tner A v e r a g e a g e: 3 5 2 1% o f B r a z i l i a n c o n s u m e r s
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Str e s s e d A s p i r a n t P ro f i l e TOP 5 TR AITS Stressed - out Indecisive Conflic ted Longing for more Scat terbrained
DEMOGRAPHICS 5 4% F e m a l e Least af fluent segment A v e r a g e a g e: 3 5
23% of Brazilian consumers
SHOPPING Open- mi n d e d sh o p p e r s
WORK AND SOCIAL LIFE S t r u g g l i n g t o a c h i e v e st a t u s
Brand agnostic.
Feel as though they are under c o n s t a n t p r e s s u r e.
Willing to pay ex tra for m u l t i f u n c t i o n a l i t y. Occ asionally make unplanned purchases.
Wa n t o t h e r s t o p e r c e i v e t h e m a s successful. Low incomes can limit abilit y to l i v e i d e a l l i f e s t y l e.
CONSUMER BEHAVIOR N o need t o e n g a g e
PERSONAL FINANCE Financially conflicted
Concerned with health, diet, and environmental issues, but unwilling or unable to pay more for those benefits.
Struggle to s tay on budget de spite penchant for shopping.
Do not spend a lot of time onl i n e.
A spire to achieve financial securit y without sacrificing enjoyment.
Te n d t o s p e n d m o r e t h a n s a v e.
C a u ti o u s Q u a l i t y - s e e ke r P ro f i l e TOP 5 TR AITS Minimalistic Self-assured Family focused Careful Deliberate spenders
DEMOGRAPHICS 5 6% f e m a l e Oldest segment A v e r a g e a g e: 42
2 1% o f B r a z i l i a n c o n s u m e r s
SHOPPING L es s c a n b e m o re
WORK AND SOCIAL LIFE F a m i l y a l w a y s c o m e s f i r st
Prefer to have fewer but nicer things and willing to pay ex tra f o r h i g h q u a l i t y.
Consider time with family a top p r i o r i t y.
Stick to their lis t and never make unplanned purchases.
Have no interest in standing out or being perceived as successful. E n j o y o p t i m a l w o r k- l i f e b a l a n c e.
CONSUMER BEHAVIOR Stick to their comfort level
PERSONAL FINANCE Financially cautious
Ta k e a b a l a n c e d a p p r o a c h t o health.
P l a n a n d s a v e f o r t h e f u t u r e.
Make eco - friendly choices but unwilling to pay ex tra for eco-friendly produc t s. I n d i f f e r e n t t o n e w t e c h n o l o g y.
Consider financial securit y impor tant for happiness. Avoid credit card debt at all costs.
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TA R G E T C U S T O M E R PROFILES
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CONSUMER PROFILE | Undaunted Striver
Conscientious Optim i s t
NAME | Sebastian
Gabriel
AGE | 32
50
OCCUPATION | Investment Banker, Itaú Unibanco
CEO, Grupo Record
CAR | BMW X5
Audi R8
HOBBIES | Golf
Rock climbing
Reading
Sailing
Running
Capoeira
COCKTAIL | Bulleit rye Manhattan
Hendrick’s martini
YEARLY HOUSEHOLD INCOME (USD) | $500,000
$3,000,000
CONSUMER PROFILE | Stressed Aspirant
Cautious Quality Seeker
NAME | Cara
Luisa
AGE | 29
39
OCCUPATION | Editor, CLAUDIA Magazine
SVP for PR for family’s coffee co.
CAR | Volvo XC-60
Range Rover
HOBBIES | Cooking
Yoga
Event planning
Reading magazines
Romantic comedies
Vacationing at the beach
COCKTAIL | Mimosa
Caipirinha
YEARLY HOUSEHOLD INCOME (USD) | $700,000
$1,500,000
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Alexandre Herchcovitch Flagship, São Paulo
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KEY COMPETITORS
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KEY COMPETITORS
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N AT I O N A L B R A N D S
I N T E R N AT I O N A L B R A N D S
Fasano
Louis Vuit ton
Osklen
Calvin Klein
H. Stern
Hermès
Daslu
Giorgio Armani
Alexandre Herchcovitch
Marc Jacobs
Tu f i D u e k
Chanel
Animale
Gucci
Richards
Dior
Le Lis Blanc
Tif fany & Co.
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V.
SĂƒO PAU LO
Introduction Attractions
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INTRODUCTION
São Paulo is the largest city in South
U S D . A 2 0 11 G o l d m a n S a c h s r e p o r t
A m e r i c a , w i t h a p o p u l a t i o n o f 11. 2
forecasts that São Paulo will enjoy the
m i l l i o n , m a k i n g i t t h e 12
third highest rate of economic growth
th
largest city
in the world by population. Grande
among cities worldwide by 2025, behind
São Paulo, which includes the cit y
o nl y L o n d o n a n d M ex ic o Ci t y.
and the surrounding suburbs, has a population of 32 million, and is the
São Paulo is also the cultural capital
ninth largest metropolitan area in the
of Brazil, and has significant immigrant
world. Residents of the city proper are
populations, including the largest
known as Paulistanos, while those of
population of people of Italian and
the entire state are called Paulistas.
Japanese descent outside of those
T h e c i t y ’ s n i c k n a m e i s Te r r a d a G a r o a
countries, and the largest urban
o r “C i t y o f D r i z z l e,” i n r e f e r e n c e t h e
Jewish population in the world. Its
humid, sub-tropical climate.
Italian heritage has engendered strong espresso-drinking culture, with
São Paulo is the economic and financial
espresso bars a fixture of daily life in
capital of Brazil, and is home to over
São Paulo.
60% of corporations in Brazil, as well as the São Paulo Stock Exchange, the Bolsa de Valores, Mercadorias & Futuros de São Paulo, or the BM&F B O V E S PA . T h e e x c h a n g e i s t h e 13 th largest in the world with a market c a p i t a l i z a t i o n o f $1. 2 t r i l l i o n US D. The city is the eponymous capital of Brazil’s larges t and wealthies t s tate, with a GDP of $2 20 billion USD, a c c o u n t i n g f o r 12 . 6% o f B r a z i l ’s o v e r a l l G D P. T h e c i t y a l s o c o n c e n t r a t e s o v e r 70% of Brazil’s luxur y market, with an annual disposable income of $239 billion
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AT TR AC TIONS
Attractions Areas + Neighborhoods Eat + Drink See + Do Shopping Architecture Street Style
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PavilhĂŁo Oca, Parque Ibirapuera
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AT TR AC TIONS
The city is home to 77 shopping malls,
w h i c h w i l l c e l e b r a t e i t s 4 2 nd s e a s o n i n
410 h o t e l s , 15 2 t h e a t e r s , 5 5 c i n e m a s ,
O c to b e r 2 016 .
9 0 m u s e u m s , 5 4 p a r k s , a n d 12 , 5 0 0 restaurants, including the greatest
São Paulo also has the largest hotel
number of pizzerias in a single urban
offerings in South America, with 42,0 0 0
area in the world.
h o t e l r o o m s i n 410 h o t e l s .
São Paulo’s cultural at trac tions include
S ã o P a u l o h a s o v e r 1,1 0 0 s q u a r e m i l e s
the Museu de Ar te São Paulo, Museu
of parks and green space. One of
I p i r a n g u a , Te a t r o M u n i c i p a l d e S ã o
t h e m o s t p o p u l a r, P a r q u e I b i r a p u e r a ,
Paulo, Museu do Futebol, Catedral Metropolitana de São Paulo, Pinacoteca do Estado de São Paulo, Museu Afro Brasil, Audítorio Ibirapuera, Museu Arte Moderna, and Centro Cultural Banco de Brasil. São Paulo also hosts major events like the São Paulo Gay Pride Parade, which is the world ’s larges t and at trac ted ove r 3 . 5 milli o n a t te n d e e s i n 2 015, a n d São Paulo Fashion Week, a biannual ten-day celebration of Brazilian fashion
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welcomes more than 900,000 visitors m o nt hl y.
Parque Ibirapuera
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AREAS + NEIGHBORHOODS
To p | C a t e d r a l M e t r o p o l i t a n a d e S ã o Paulo in the Centro district Bottom | Street art in Vila Madalena
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P a r q u e Te n e n t e S i q u e i r a C a m p o s i n the Jardins district
PINHEIROS
BOM RETIRO
Cozy restaurants and cafes with a
Offers world-class Sala SĂŁo Paulo
yo u t hf ul e n e rg y. Re sid e nt s g a t h e r a t
concer t hall, Jardim da Luz historical
Benedito Calixto Square, a loud and
P a r k . H o w e v e r, t h e r e i s a h i g h c r i m e
crowded area where people enjoy
rate, so best to go during the day; full
live music and drinks alongside the
of cheap fashion from Korean owned
a n t i q u i t i e s f a i r.
shops
B E L A V I S TA
I TA I M B I B I / V I L A O L I M P I A
Known for Italian cantinas and great
Upscale residential area with fine
pasta. Experience the liveliness of the
dining, nightclubs and art galleries,
neighborhood by walking through the
swanky shopping centers such as
antiquities fair at Dom Orione Square
Cidade Jardim and JK Iguatemi.
or visiting the Brazilian Caminito. VIL A MADALENA JARDINS
Bohemian, eclectic art hub with
Jardins is the junction of four
galleries and independent boutiques,
smaller neighborhoods, Paulista,
hip eateries and vibrant nightlife.
AmĂŠrica, Europa, and Paulistano. An es tablished, upper- clas s area, of fering
CENTRO
a variet y of things to do, including
Breathtaking architec ture, traditional
shopping, museums and parks.
shops, contemporary art galleries and cutting-edge dining. A study in contrasts at the intersection of old and new Brazilian culture. In recent years, young Brazilian creatives have begun adopting this neighbourhood and its hi s to r y.
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E AT + D R I N K
Mango and langoustine salad at D.O.M.
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To p | A n a m u s e - b o u c h e a t D . O . M . Bottom | Kaรก Restaurante
São Paulo prides itself on its
R E S TAU R A N T S
gastronomic excellence, and its offerings of not only the best of Brazilian cuisine, especially barbecue, but also a truly eclectic mix of restaurants serving dishes from around
D.O.M Mani Fasano
the globe. For many food critics, São
Mocoto
Paulo now boasts one of the best
A Figueria Rubaiyat
selections of top restaurants in the
Bagatelle
world.
Paris 6
São Paulo’s polyglot culture makes it the most ethnically diverse and c ulina r il y a d v a n c e d in t h e c o u nt r y. T h e cit y is home to one of the world ’s top rated restaurants, as elected by the coveted World ’s 5 0 Bes t Res taurant s Award, the Michelin-s tarred D.O.M.
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SEE + DO
To p | P a r q u e I b i r a p u e r a Bottom | Theatro Municipal
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Museu de Arte São Paulo
PA R K S + M E M O R I A L S
C U LT U R A L S I T E S
Parque E s tadial Cândida Por tinari
Beco de Batman
Parque Villa Lobos
Edifício Copan
Memorial da América Latina
Bolsa de Valores, Mercadorias +
Parque da Alimação Parque do Ibirapuera
Futuros Te a t r o M u n i c i p a l d e S ã o P a u l o Catedral Metropolitana de São Paulo
MUSEUMS
Auditório Ibirapuera Pavilhão Oca
Pinacoteca do Estado de São Paulo Centro Cultural Banco do Brasil Museo do Futebal Museu de Ipirangua Fundação Biennal de São Paulo Museu de Arte Moderna Museu Afro Brasil
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SHOPPING
JK Iguatemi Mall
To p | W i n d o w s o n R u a O s c a r F r e i r e Bottom | Pรกtio Higienรณpolis Mall
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São Paulo is a major retail center and shopping destination for visitors from all acros s Brazil. The cit y’s shopping centers and malls attract about 90 million shoppers every month.
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ARCHITECTURE
Auditório Ibirapuera
To p | I n t e r i o r , P a v i l h ã o O c a Bottom | SESC Pompéia
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São Paulo owes much of its distinctive architectural style to Oscar N i e y e m e y e r, w h o n o t o n l y d e s i g n e d many of the cit y’s building s, but also engendered the “Brazilian Moder n” movement, inspiring a generation of architects The famed Brazilian architect, Oscar N i e m e y e r, d e s i g n e d m a n y o f S a o Paulo’s museums, monument s, and buildings, such as the Edifício Copan, the Memorial da América Latina, and Parque Ibirapuera, as well as many other cultural and government buildings across Brazil, most s ig n i f i c a n t l y, H i s d i s t i n c t i ve s t y l e i s a prominent cultural feature of the city a n d of t h e c o u nt r y.
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STREET STYLE
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VI.
P O P- U P S T R AT EGY
Store Location Company Formation Construction + Legal Compliance Hiring, Salaries, + Benefits Importing + Logistics Promotional Plan
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S TORE LOC ATION
Location Strategy Map Timing
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L O C AT I O N S T R AT E G Y
To m a x i m i z e t h e i m p a c t o f t h e V i n c e
eas t, where architec t Lina Bo Bardi’s
pop-up store, our location must be
196 8 c la s s ic , t h e M u s e u d e A r te d e
in an area with plenty of foot traffic
São Paulo, is located. The MASP is
driven by cultural attractions and
widely regarded as having the most
other desirable shopping destinations.
prominent collection of European art
Because São Paulo has such bad
in the Southern Hemisphere, as well as
vehicular traffic, (traffic snarls on
a veritable timeline of indigenous to
F r i d a y e v e n i n g s a v e r a g e 112 m i l e s ) i t
modern Brazilian art. A weekend bazaar
is important that the pop-up be within
is hosted on the terrace below the
walking distance of major residential
museum, which serves as a gathering
and tourist areas.
place for Paulistas.
The Jardim area fits that description,
Jardim is also home to Rua Oscar
situated in the relatively well-to-
Freire, a world-renowned shopping
do western sec tion of São Paulo,
street known as the “Rodeo Drive of
sandwiched bet ween the hips ter- and
L a t i n A m e r i c a .” F r e i r e a n d t h e s t r e e t s
student-filled Pinheiros distric t to
surrounding it house flagship stores
t h e n o r t h, a n d t h e s w a n k y, u p s c a l e
for some of Brazil’s major fashion
Itaim Bibi and Vila Olímpia, as well as
brands, like Havianas and Alexandre
the cultural hub of Parque Ibirapuera
Herchcovitch, as well as international
to the south. The Centro area to the
imports like Calvin Klein. Jardim has
wes t is São Paulo’s financial hub,
plenty of stylish hotels and bars, as
home of the stock exchange and the
well as sidewalk cafes and people
headquar ter s for mos t of Brazil’s major
watching.
corporations, as well as architectural landmark s like Osc ar Niemeyer ’s C o p a n B u i l d i n g a n d t h e b a r o q u e Te a t r o Municipal de São Paulo. Avenue Paulista, a major São Paulo thoroughfare, borders Jardim to the
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L O C AT I O N S T R AT E G Y
Across Paulista Avenue from the
Gestão Urbana (Urban Planning) São
M A S P i s t h e P a r q u e Te n e n t e S i q u e r i a
Paulo master plan, enac ted July 31
Campos, a two block square park that
by Mayor Fernando Haddad, was
serves as the entrance to the Jardim
designed to tackle growing income
neighborhood. The western side of the park is densely planted with native tropical plants, but the eastern side is more open, with room for street vendors. This would be the ideal location for the pop-up, as it would be directly across from the MASP and in view of Avenue Paulista, allowing for maximum exposure, while still drawing shopping foot traffic from the MASP weekend markets and the Oscar Freire area. P a r q u e Te n e n t e S i q u e r i a C a m p o s i s zoned as Zona Especial de Preservação Ambientae, or special environmental preser vation zone, which according to São Paulo’s recently re - evaluated zoning codes, forbids permanent structures, but does allow for temporary construction. The new
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inequality and urban congestion, and new construction projects devised to f a c i l i t a te w a l k i n g a n d /o r c o m m e rc e a re encouraged.
EdifĂcio Copan
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MAP
PA R K S + M E M O R I A L S
SHOPPING
01 Parque E s tadial Cândida Por tinari
21 JK Iguatemi
02 Parque Villa Lobos
22 Daslu
03 Memorial da América Latina
23 Cidade Jardim
04 Parque da Alimação
24 Alexandre Herchcovitch
05 Parque do Ibirapuera
25 Calvin Klein 26 Havaianas
MUSEUMS
27 Rua Oscar Freire
06 Pinacoteca do Estado de São Paulo
FA SHION + DE SIGN SCHOOL S
07 Centro Cultural Banco do Brasil 08 Museo do Futebal 09 Museu de Ipirangua 10 Fundação Biennal de São Paulo 11 M u s e u d e A r t e M o d e r n a 12 M u s e u A f r o B r a s i l
28 Faculdade de Arquitetura e Urbanismo, Universidade de São Paulo 29 Fundação Armando Alvares Penteado
13 M u s e u d e A r t e d e S ã o P a u l o
30 Instituto Europeo di Design,
C U LT U R A L S I T E S
31 Escola Panamericana
São Paulo 32 Centro Universitário Belas Artes 14 B e c o d e Ba t m a n 15 Ed i f íc io C o p a n 16 B o l s a d e Val o re s, M e rc a d o r ia s + Futuros (Stock Exchange) 17 Te a t r o M u n i c i p a l d e S ã o P a u l o 18 C atedral Metropolitana de São Paulo 19 A u d i tó r io I bi r a p u e r a 20 Pavilhão Oca
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de São Paulo
BOM RETIRO
3
6
CENTRO
30 29
1
17 15
8
2
7 16 18
VILA MADALENA 14
POP-UP SHOP 26
PINHEIROS
28
13 27
24
JARDIM
25
4 31 12 19 20
32
9
11 21
10
22
ITAIM BIBI/ VILA OLÍMPIA
5
23
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Memorial AmĂŠrica Latina
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TIMING
To r a i s e a w a r e n e s s o f t h e V i n c e b r a n d ,
October falls in the spring in the
the São Paulo pop-up location will
Southern Hemisphere, which is
be open for four weeks in October
t ypically warm and sunny in São Paulo,
of 2 016 . S ã o Pa ul o Fa s hio n We e k i s
with frequent showers befitting the
a major event that brings several
“ C i t y o f D r i z z l e .” S ã o P a u l o s e e s a n
h u n d re d t h o u s a n d v i s i to r s to t h e c i t y,
ave r ag e of 15 d ay s of r a i n i n t h e m o n t h
including fashion industry insiders
o f O c t o b e r. Te m p e r a t u r e s r a n g e f r o m
from all over the continent. SPFW will
daytime highs of 77º F to evening lows
held at Parque Cândida Por tinari, from
o f 5 4 º F.
O c to b e r 18 t h to O c to b e r 26 t h, 2 016 . Our pop-up shop will be open Monday While this is fairly far from our chosen
t h ro u g h S a t u rd ay, f ro m te n o’c l o c k a m
location, this area of the city does
to s i x o’c l o c k p m. We w i ll b e c l o s e d o n
not get nearly as much foot traffic
Sundays, as is common in Brazil. For
as Jardim, and is not a well-known
our in-store events, store hours will
shopping area. We anticipate that
b e e x te n d e d u n t i l te n o’c l o c k p m, to
attendees of SPFW will come to the
coincide with the typically later dinner
Jardim area, as it is an established
hour customary in Brazil.
tourist area known for shopping and culture. The Vince pop-up shop will
We w i l l a l s o b e c l o s e d We d n e s d ay,
o p e n S a t u rd ay, O c to b e r 1s t , a n d l a s t
O c t o b e r 12 t h , f o r t h e n a t i o n a l r e l i g i o u s
t h ro u g h f a s h i o n w e e k to c l o s e Fr i d ay,
holiday of the Feast Day of Our Lady
October 28th.
Aparecida, the Patroness of Brazil.
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CO M PA N Y FO R M AT IO N
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C O M PA N Y F O R M AT I O N
Bec ause of Brazil’s complex
Junta Commercial do Estado, or
b u re a u c r a c y, V i n c e’s b e s t m o d e o f
D e p a r t m e n t o f Tr a d e . T h e L t d a . c a n b e
entry into the Brazilian market would
easily converted to a corporation, or
be through the formation of a limited
Sociedade Anônima, abbreviated S. A .,
liability company for the Brazilian
in the future.
branch, and then an entrance into a joint venture with a local retail
Before operating, the Ltda. must
c o m pa ny. T hi s m e t h o d i s c o m m o n
apply for an alvará de funcionamento,
among foreign retailers expanding to
or business license through the
Brazil.
Secretaria Municipal da Receita e do Patrimônio Público Imobiliário, or
The Brazilian version of an LLC
National Registry of Legal Entities,
is called a Sociedade Limitada,
in order to pay federal taxes. This
abbreviated Ltda. It is relatively simple
requires a real estate cer tificate;
to form and operate, and does not
statement of responsibility; the
involve a minimum capital requirement
Ar ticles of Association; confirmation
or capital reserves. Ltda. structure is
of Junta Commercial registration;
conducive to joint ventures between
an identification document for the
foreign-based and Brazilian companies.
c o m p a ny a d m i n i s t r a to r ; a n d f i n a l l y,
It requires the involvement of at least
a receipt for the payment of the
two parties, whether an individual or
registration fee, called a Documento
a l e g a l e n t i t y, n e i t h e r o f w h o m n e e d
de Arrecadação Avulso.
t o b e B r a z i l i a n c i t i z e n s . H o w e v e r, t h e Ltda. must be managed by a Brazilian resident; either a Brazilian citizen or a foreigner with a Brazilian work permit, obtained through the Ministry o f F o r e i g n L a b o r. T h e L t d a . m u s t b e formed with Articles of Association, and registered through the local
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C O M PA N Y F O R M AT I O N
The next step is to register with
The final step in business formation
the Inscrição Estadual, the state
is regis tration with Brazil’s Social
regulatory body that collects state-
Security Institution, or Instituto
level taxes. The process is similar
Nacional do Seguro Social within
to the application for a business
30 days of commencing operations.
license, and requires two registration
Registration is obtained through the
applications, the Documento Único
Social Security Agency and requires
de Cadastro and the Documento
certificates of the registrations listed
Complementar de Cadastro;
above.
confirmation of Junta Commercial registration; the business license
All of these processes typically
attained through the National Registry
take between three to six weeks to
of Legal Entities; and identification
complete, and usually require legal
documents for all of the partners.
assistance from a Brazilian firm familiar with the necessary actions
In order to begin business operations
and able to translate the relevant
and issuing any fiscal invoices,
documents. This can cost $5,000 to
the company must receive the
$ 6,0 0 0 USD, depending on the area.
authorization to issue Notas Fiscais, called Autorização de Impressão de Documentos Fiscais. The AIDF system controls the authorization for printing and sealing tax and fiscal documents. Authorization can be obtained online through the Secretaria da Fazenda, and requires certificates of the registrations listed above.
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Fundação Biennal de São Paulo
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CONSTRUCTION + LEGAL COMPLIANCE
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CONSTRUCTION
+
LEGAL COMPLIANCE
Construction compliance in Saõ Paulo
Because it is a temporary structure
t ypically takes about 75 days, and
in a public space, elec tricity will
requires the filing of at least seven
be provided through a portable
separate documents with various
g e n e r a t o r, t o b e i n s t a l l e d b y
agencies. The process costs an average
a professional electrician. A
of $70 0 USD.
12- k i l o w a t t p o r t a b l e g e n e r a t o r capable of powering 540 square
The first step is to apply for an alvará
feet and necessary appliances will
de construção, or construc tion permit
cos t $3,059 USD. Free wireles s
through the Secretaria Municipal
Internet service is provided by the
da Receita e do Patrimônio Público
city in downtown areas through a
Imobiliário, the local depar tment
government program called Acessa
that regulates public real estate.
São Paulo.
The required documents are a cer tification of usage, a real estate clearance cer tificate, a summar y of the architectural project, a note of te c h n i c a l re s p o n s i b i l i t y, a n d b u s i n e s s license certification. Once the alvará de construção is received, it must be submitted back to the Secretaria Municipal da Receita e do Patrimônio Público Imobiliário along with a detailed floor plan and the summary of the architectural project with any revisions made during the permit-issuance process.
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HIRING, SALARIES, + BENEFITS
Hiring Salaries + Benefits Hiring Period Employee Cost Breakdowns
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HIRING
We will hire six retail associates, four
will best work with the Vince brand
managers, and one Brazil director to
and company struc ture. The direc tor
run our S達o Paulo pop-up. The direc tor
must speak fluent English, have retail
will serve as the local partner for
management and business experience,
Vince as the company expands into
and mesh well with the corporate
Brazil. The director will work closely
representatives.
with two Vince employees from the N e w Yo r k c o r p o r a t e o f f i c e , w h o w i l l b e
To h i r e o u r s a l e s a s s o c i a t e s , w e
dispatched to S達o Paulo for ten weeks
will post advertisements at some of
to manage the expansion and set store
the many local colleges that offer
goals and policies. Janitorial, legal,
fashion and design programs. This
marketing and PR, and logistics and
will ensure that our associates will be
warehousing will be outsourced to
well educated and have a sense of the
local Brazilian firms.
aesthetics that are integral to our popup.
The four retail managers will include two keyholders, one human resources
Because S達o Paulo is a cosmopolitan
m a n a g e r, a n d o n e o p e r a t i o n s m a n a g e r.
city with a rich design history and
The managers will be responsible
a large and diverse population of
for day-to-day operations, register
students and executives, the city
oversight, coordinating orders and
provides an ideal hiring pool.
receiving shipment, hiring associates, and tracking key performance indicators. To f i n d q u a l i f i e d e m p l o y e e s , w e w i l l start with hiring our country director through a S達o Paulo headhunting firm, and then using him or her to find managers and outside companies that
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SALARIES + BENEFITS
Tr a i n i n g w i l l b e c o n d u c t e d b y t h e
Employee salaries will be determined
director and corporate representatives
by Brazilian standards, with sales
to ensure that employees are well-
associates receiving a salary of BRL
versed in sales, register procedures,
7, 0 0 0 o r U S D 1 , 9 3 6 . 9 9 p e r m o n t h ,
te c h n o l o g y, a n d f l u e n t i n t h e
managers receiving a salary of BRL
a e s t h e t i c s , h i s to r y, a n d d i f f e re n t ia l
12 , 0 0 0 o r U S D 3 , 3 2 0 . 5 6 p e r m o n t h , a n d
advantages of the Vince brand.
our director receiving a salary of BRL 20,000 or USD 5, 534.27 per month.
Employees will be expected to follow
These figures do not include benefits
a code of conduc t in line with Vince’s
mandated by Brazilian labor laws,
values and beliefs, as well as local
including transportation and meal
labor laws, and dress in accordance
vouchers, and paid parental leave,
with Vince’s aes thetic. This includes
or customary benefits such as health
neutral colors; simple, modern
insurance, which we will provide in
s h a p e s ; a n d c l e a n m a k e u p a n d h a i r.
a d d i t io n to s ala r y.
Employees may mix items from their personal wardrobes in with Vince pieces. Store employees will receive a discount of 20% on merchandise, with graded allotment of free items. Sales associates will receive two pieces and managers will receive three pieces for their period of employment in the pop-up shop.
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HIRING PERIOD
To f i t t h e d u r a t i o n o f o u r p o p -
We will contrac t legal ser vices through
up shop opening, we will hire our
a SĂŁo Paulo-based firm to assist
sales associates and managers for
with the Ltda. formation process
a period of five weeks, to cover the
and navigate the filing of relevant
opening period and extensive training
documents. A marketing specialist will
beforehand. Should the pop-up be
be contracted for the same period,
successful and the decision made to
to help establish the Vince brand and
continue and expand operations in
drive traffic in anticipation of the
South America, these employees may
store opening by performing the tasks
be offered permanent positions at the
listed in our promotional plan. We will
d i s c r e t i o n o f t h e d i r e c t o r.
also contract janitorial services for the duration of the store opening for one
To c o v e r t h e f o r m a t i o n o f t h e V i n c e
h o u r b e f o re o p e n i n g e ve r y d ay, M o n d ay
business in Brazil and supervise the
t h ro ug h Fr id ay.
legal, bureaucratic, and construc tion progress, our director will be hired f o r a p e r i o d o f 12 w e e k s , w i t h t h e opportunity for extended employment. The two corporate representatives w i l l r e l o c a t e t o B r a z i l f o r t h e s a m e 12 week period to facilitate the setup and familiarize themselves with the retail landscape and culture.
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EMPLOY EE COS T BREAKDOWN R E TA I L S A L E S A S S O C I AT E S
COST ITEM IN PORTUGUESE
E X P L A N AT I O N IN ENGLISH
AMOUNT IN USD
SALÁRIO
N O M I N A L M O N T H LY S A L A R Y
$1,960.00
VA L E T R A N S P O R T E
TRANSPORT VOUCHER
$50.40
VA L E R E F E I Ç Ã O
MEAL VOUCHER
$168.00
PLANO DE SAÚDE
H E A LT H I N S U R A N C E
$56.00
OUTROS BENEFÍCIOS
OTHER BENEFITS
$0.00
PROVISÃO 13˚ SALÁRIO
“ 1 3 TH” S A L A R Y ( B O N U S , 3 0 % )
$163.33
PROVISÃO FÉRIAS
PA I D VA C AT I O N ( 3 0 % )
$163.33
PROVISÃO 1/3 FÉRIAS
PA I D VA C AT I O N F O R 1 3 T H S A L A R Y ( 3 0 % )
$54.44
FGTS
S E V E R A N C E PAY ( 8 % )
$156.80
PROVISÃO FGTS (13˚ E FÉRIAS)
S E V E R A N C E F O R 1 3 T H + VA C T I O N ( 8 % )
$30.49
INSS
SOCIAL SECURITY (20%)
$392.00
PROVISÃO INSS (13˚ E FÉRIAS)
S O C I A L S E C U R I T Y F O R 1 3 T H + VA C AT I O N ( 2 0 % )
$76.22
T O TA L C O S T P E R M O N T H
$3,271.01
COST PER WEEK
$817.75
X5 WEEKS T O TA L C O S T F O R D U R AT I O N
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$4,088.76
EMPLOY EE COS T BREAKDOWN R E TA I L MANAGERS
COST ITEM IN PORTUGUESE
E X P L A N AT I O N IN ENGLISH
AMOUNT IN USD
SALÁRIO
N O M I N A L M O N T H LY S A L A R Y
$3,360.00
VA L E T R A N S P O R T E
TRANSPORT VOUCHER
$50.40
VA L E R E F E I Ç Ã O
MEAL VOUCHER
$168.00
PLANO DE SAÚDE
H E A LT H I N S U R A N C E
$84.00
OUTROS BENEFÍCIOS
OTHER BENEFITS
$0.00
PROVISÃO 13˚ SALÁRIO
“ 1 3 TH” S A L A R Y ( B O N U S , 3 0 % )
$233.33
PROVISÃO FÉRIAS
PA I D VA C AT I O N ( 3 0 % )
$233.33
PROVISÃO 1/3 FÉRIAS
PA I D VA C AT I O N F O R 1 3 T H S A L A R Y ( 3 0 % )
$77.78
FGTS
S E V E R A N C E PAY ( 8 % )
$224.00
PROVISÃO FGTS (13˚ E FÉRIAS)
S E V E R A N C E F O R 1 3 T H + VA C T I O N ( 8 % )
$43.56
INSS
SOCIAL SECURITY (20%)
$560.00
PROVISÃO INSS (13˚ E FÉRIAS)
S O C I A L S E C U R I T Y F O R 1 3 T H + VA C AT I O N ( 2 0 % )
$108.89
T O TA L C O S T P E R M O N T H
$5,143.30
COST PER WEEK
$1,285.83
X5 WEEKS T O TA L C O S T F O R D U R AT I O N
$6,249.13
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EMPLOY EE COS T BREAKDOWN BRAZIL DIREC TOR
COST ITEM IN PORTUGUESE
E X P L A N AT I O N IN ENGLISH
AMOUNT IN USD
SALÁRIO
N O M I N A L M O N T H LY S A L A R Y
$5,600.00
VA L E T R A N S P O R T E
TRANSPORT VOUCHER
$50.40
VA L E R E F E I Ç Ã O
MEAL VOUCHER
$168.00
PLANO DE SAÚDE
H E A LT H I N S U R A N C E
$112.00
OUTROS BENEFÍCIOS
OTHER BENEFITS
$0.00
PROVISÃO 13˚ SALÁRIO
“ 1 3 TH” S A L A R Y ( B O N U S , 3 0 % )
$466.67
PROVISÃO FÉRIAS
PA I D VA C AT I O N ( 3 0 % )
$466.67
PROVISÃO 1/3 FÉRIAS
PA I D VA C AT I O N F O R 1 3 T H S A L A R Y ( 3 0 % )
$155.56
FGTS
S E V E R A N C E PAY ( 8 % )
$448.00
PROVISÃO FGTS (13˚ E FÉRIAS)
S E V E R A N C E F O R 1 3 T H + VA C T I O N ( 8 % )
$87.11
INSS
SOCIAL SECURITY (20%)
$1,120.00
PROVISÃO INSS (13˚ E FÉRIAS)
S O C I A L S E C U R I T Y F O R 1 3 T H + VA C AT I O N ( 2 0 % )
$217.78
T O TA L C O S T P E R M O N T H
$8,892.19
COST PER WEEK
$2,223.05
X12 WEEKS T O TA L C O S T F O R D U R AT I O N
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$26,676.60
Museu de Arte de São Paulo
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IMPORT COSTS + TA XE S
Importing + Logistics Import Costs
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IMPORTING + LOGISTICS
To i m p o r t p r o d u c t s i n t o B r a z i l , o u r
Angeles. It takes 28 days and costs
Ltda must be registered as a first-
$3,487 USD to transport a 20 foot
t i m e i m p o r t e r w i t h t h e F o r e i g n Tr a d e
shipping container from the Por t of
Secretariat, or SECEX, through the
Long Beach to Por to de Santos.
Sistema Integrado de Comércio E x t e r i o r, o r S I S C O M E X . T h e s e s y s t e m s
Because ocean shipping is so time-
r e g i s t e r, m o n i t o r a n d c o n t r o l a l l
sensitive, when planning our stock
international trade to and from
for shipment in relation to our sales
Brazil. Then, the Ltda. must obtain an
projections, we should include plenty
import license from the Registro de
of backstock for warehousing in our
Exportadores e Importadores.
initial shipment. This will insure that our sales are not hindered
Import shipments must include a bank
by i n s u f f i c i e n t i nve n to r y, a n d w i l l
document, bill of lading, cargo release
maximize the the cost efficiency of
o r d e r, c o m m e r c i a l i n v o i c e , c e r t i f i c a t e
ocean shipping by only sending one
of origin, import declaration, import
load of stock.
invoice, detailed packing list, and technical standard cer tificate. Upon
We will outsource our logistic s and
arrival in Brazil, we must provide a
warehousing to DHL, which offers
customs import declaration and pay
bonded warehouses and trucks for
the required import duties to the
ground transportation in Brazil.
Secretariat of Federal Revenue.
DHL has been conducting business in Brazil for over 20 years, so they
The closes t por t to São Paulo is Por to
h a v e e x p e r i e n c e i n t h i s a r e a . D H L’ s
de Santos, 49 miles from downtown.
bonded warehouse service will allow
The most expedient mode of transport
us to securely store the backstock we
from Santos to São Paulo is by truck,
need of f-site, without crowding the
which can take up to four hours with
a e s t h e t i c s o f o u r s t o r e i n t e r i o r.
traffic. Our merchandise will be sent from the Vince distribution center located on Wilshire Boulevard in Los
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IMPORT COSTS
The taxes on imports to Brazil are
specific to MERCOSUL trade.
actually made up of two parts: the
Our merchandise falls under three
Imposto sobre a Impor tação, or
different basic duty classifications,
i m p o r t d u t y, a n d t h e I m p o s to s o b re
and 31 sub-classes. The rates var y by
Produtos Industrializados, or the
p ro d u c t c a te g o r y, b u t t h e ave r a g e r a te
customs clearance tax on imported
on our product assortment is about
industrialized products for retail
33.3% of the total produc t value. The
sale in Brazil. These two duties are
specific HTS-NCM codes for each
commonly abbreviated as II and IPI,
product in our assortment can be
re s p e c t i ve l y, a n d t h e i r re s p e c t i ve
found in the information accompanying
rates are determined according to the
each item in our detailed assortment
classifications of the common tariff
pla n o n pag e 16 2.
s y s t e m , k n o w n a s t h e Ta r i f a E x t e r n a Comum, of the MERCOSUL trade bloc,
In Brazil, these impor t costs are
o f w h i c h B r a z i l i s a m e m b e r.
commonly included as part of the retail markup, passing on the cost
The MERCOSUL Common Nomenclature,
of importing, at least in part, to
o r N CM, w a s c rea te d i n 19 95 a n d
consumers. The rates are required
a d o p t e d b y B r a z i l i n 1 9 9 7, r e p l a c i n g
by Brazilian law to be printed on
the Brazil-centric Brazilian
retail receipts, along with the
Nomenclature of Goods, as a step
other applicable taxes. A detailed
forward in the process of opening
breakdown of these taxes and rates
the countr y up to international trade.
c a n b e fo u n d o n pag e 16 0.
The NCM is based on the standard H a r m o n i z e d Ta r i f f S y s t e m , b u t i n c l u d e s an extra two digits to classify goods
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Faculdade de Arquitetura + Urbanismo da Universidade de SĂŁo Paulo
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PROMOTIONAL PLAN
Promotion Strategy GANNT Chart Promotional Video
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PROMOTION S T R AT E G Y
In order to maximize the impact of our
This will be followed by in-store
pop-up venture, we will work in tandem
events, attended by our social media
with an outside marketing consultant
promoters and fans, to mark the
based in São Paulo to establish the
grand opening of the pop-up shop on
Vince brand in advance of the store
S a t u r d a y, O c t o b e r 1, a s w e l l a s a n o t h e r
o p e n i n g . To b e g i n , w e w i l l p l a c e
event to mark the start of São Paulo
Por tuguese adver tisement s in the July
F a s h i o n W e e k o n Tu e s d a y, O c t o b e r 18 .
and Aug us t is sues of Vog ue Brazil, a s w e l l o n l i n e a d s o n v o g u e . c o m . b r,
We also plan to integrate media into
to pique the interest of the Brazilian
our store with a video campaign to
f a s h i o n c o n s u m e r. We w i l l a l s o a r r a n g e
show on our social media platforms
for a profile and event announcement
as well as playing in the store during
in the Se ptember is sue of Vog ue Brazil.
events.
To r a i s e t h e V i n c e p r o f i l e o n s o c i a l media, we will set up a Facebook page for Vince Brazil, as well as a profile on Orkut, a Brazilian social media site similar to Facebook with a higher penetration in Brazil. We will also reach out to influential Brazilian fashion bloggers, such as Thássia Naves, Lalá Noleto, Camila Coelho, Helena Bordon, and Lala Rudge to gain traction with a wider audience and secure strategic product placement on social media.
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GANNT CHART
132
PROMOTIONAL VIDEO
133
134
VII.
STORE DESIGN
Design Concept Floor Plan Exterior Design Interior Design Cost
135
136
DESIGN CONCEPT
The purpose of our Vince pop-up is
Our store was designed in
to increase the visibility of the brand
collaboration with SCAD Interior
in Brazil and South America in order
Desig n s tud ent Veronic a Lloveras, and
to ex pa n d o u r ma r ke t inte r na t io nall y.
seeks to combine the curvature of
Therefore, the store design must ser ve
Niemeyer ’s forms with Vince’s linear
as a showc ase for the brand ’s unique
si m plic i t y. T h e ex te r io r i s a c lea n -
aesthetic; an instantly recognizable
edged rec tangle in glass and concrete,
symbol of the laid-back luxury Vince
with stairs leading to a rooftop deck,
embodies.
the space to be used for our planned in-store events. The interior is defined
In order to stand out in a city as
by sinuous ceiling hangings in natural-
architecturally distinctive as São
colored cashmere, which incorporate
Paulo, our store design must be
the more natural feel of Niemeyer ’s
innovative and eye-catching, while
work. The interior fixtures are also
also communicating the Vince
uphols tered in c ashmere, Vince’s
aesthetic. Our location in an open
signature fabric, to create a thoroughly
green space in a high-traffic area
tac tile cus tomer ex perience. The f loor-
is the ideal place for making such a
to-ceiling glass provides passers-by a
statement. The inspiration for the
f u l l v i e w o f t h e i n t e r i o r, s e r v i n g a s a
design initiated with the architecture
jewel box-like advertisement for the
o f O s c a r N i e m e y e r, w h o s e i n n o v a t i v e ,
Vince brand.
monochromatic, curvilinear designs ser ve as a template for Brazil’s national style. Because Vince is also very architectural in its design, a l t h o u g h i n a d i f f e re n t w ay, w e f o u n d this to be a perfect segue into a localized design.
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FLOOR PL AN
ROOF TOP BIRD’S EYE VIEW
138
INTERIOR BIRD’S EYE VIEW
139
EXTERIOR DESIGN 140
141
INTERIOR DESIGN
142
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COST
ITEM
UNIT COST
NUMBER OF UNITS
T O TA L COST
CLOTHING RACK
$98
8
$784
TRASH CAN
$40
3
$120
POS SYSTEM
$1,799
2
$3,598
FLAT HANGER
$0.75
400
$300
PA N T H A N G E R
$0.99
400
$396
FLOOR MIRROR
$250
2
$500
COUNTER MIRROR
$30
4
$120
C A S H M E R E YA R D A G E
$7.32
5 4 6 YA R D S
$4,000
PROJECTOR
$500
1
$500
I PA D
$298
2
$596
F L O AT I N G S H E LV E S
$13
20
$260
B U I LT- I N S H E LV E S
$300
2
$600
D I S P L AY TA B L E
$250
2
$500
5” RECESSED LIGHTING
$20
15
$300
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ITEM
UNIT COST
NUMBER OF UNITS
T O TA L COST
D I S P L AY C A S E L I G H T I N G
$28
10
$280
REGISTER DESK
$600
1
$600
STOOL
$100
4
$400
FEMALE MANNEQUIN
$139
5
$695
MALE MANNEQUIN
$149
5
$745
ACCENT CHAIR
$234
2
$468
SHOE STAND
$13
6
$78
WA L L D I S P L AY B A R
$20
8
$160
B U I LT- I N D I S P L A Y
$1,000
2
$2,000
TRACK LIGHTING
$38
4
$152
BUILDING CONSTRUCTION
$67,500
T O TA L
$85,652
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VIII.
ASSORTMENT PLANS
Sales Forecast Women Men Color Assortment Size Charts
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SALES FORECAST
Sales Forecast Number of Units Assortment Planning Strategy Sizes + Hangtags Pricing Strategy S a l e s Ta x B r e a k d o w n
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SALES FORECAST
LOCATION FOOT TRAFFIC / WEEK % OF CONVERSION TRAFFIC / FALL FOOTFALL C O N V. % AVG. BASKET T O T A L R E V.
(MKUP 60%)
PRODUCT
%
DRESSES
20
TOPS
30
BOTTOMS
20
OUTERWEAR
10
BAGS
10
SHOES
10
TOTAL
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COGS
WEEK ONE
WEEK TWO
WEEK THREE
WEEK FOUR
300,000
300,000
395,132
395,132
0.005
0.005
0.007
0.007
1,500
1,500
2,766
2,766
0.05
0.05
0.07
0.07
$517.00
$517.00
$517.00
$517.00
$38,775.00
$38,775.00
$100,098.79
$100.098.79
$15,510.00
$15,510.00
$40,039.52
$40,039.52
WEEK ONE
WEEK TWO
WEEK THREE
WEEK FOUR
$7,755.00
$7,755.00
$20,019.76
$20,019.76
$11,632.50
$11,632.50
$30,029.64
$30,029.64
$7,755.00
$7,755.00
$20,019.76
$20,019.76
$3,877.50
$3,877.50
$10,009.88
$10,009.88
$3,877.50
$3,877.50
$10,009.88
$10,009.88
$3,877.50
$3,877.50
$10,009.88
$10,009.88
$38,775.00
$38,775.00
$100,098.79
$100.098.79
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NUMBER OF UNITS
WEEK ONE
ITEM
AVG, PRICE
AVG. UNITS
DRESSES
$362.00
21
TOPS
$203.00
57
BOTTOMS
$288.00
27
BAGS
$295.00
13
SHOES
$292.00
13
OUTERWEAR
$695.00
6
T O TA L
152
124
WEEK TWO
WEEK THREE
WEEK FOUR
T O TA L
AVG. UNITS
AVG. UNITS
AVG. UNITS
21
55
55
153
57
148
148
410
27
70
70
193
13
34
34
94
13
34
34
95
6
14
14
40
124
355
321
985
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ASSORTMENT P L A N N I N G S T R AT E G Y
As we described in our Goals +
and trendier silhouet tes (e.g., an of f-
Objectives and our Implementation
the-shoulder blouse and high-heeles
Strategies, an integral part of our
sandals for women and several styles of
pop-up store plan is to strengthen and
jogger-silhouet te pant s for men) into
refine our product assortment so that
our line up of more traditionally Vince
it reflects the original Vince aesthetic.
shapes.
To a c h i e v e t h a t , w e s e l e c t e d p i e c e s from the current Vince collection that
As we stated in our store design
we thought best embodied the casual,
s t r a te g y, i n l i e u o f a ny ove r p o w e r i n g
yet sophisticated, luxury synonymous
logos or ostentatious shapes, we
with Vince, and that would also be
will focus on the Vince brand ’s
most likely to appeal to the Brazilian
unique materials and fabrics as our
c u s t o m e r.
differentiating advantage. Thus, we chose pieces for our assortment
In general, Brazilian consumers prefer
that emphasized the Vince focus on
a f l a s h i e r, m o r e b o d y c o n s c i o u s , m o r e
interesting and comfortable fabrics
sensual aesthetic for their apparel
and textile blends, like our vintage
choices, in line with their cultural
slub cotton knits, stretch suede, and
proclivities. The upper and upper-
techninal nylon fabrications, along
middle classes to which we are
with our primary focus, cashmere and
a p p e a l i n g , h o w e v e r, a r e m o r e w o r l d l y
cashmere blends. Displayed in our
and have more sophisticated tastes,
cashmere-enveloped store, customers
similar to congruent populations in
will be drawn in by a fully tactile
Europe and America. While these
experience.
customers constitute our primary target, we still want to position Vince
A s w e c o v e r e d e a r l i e r, o u r s t o r e w i l l
as an aspirational brand to consumers
b e o p e n d u r i n g t h e m o n t h o f O c t o b e r,
outside of the primary market, so it
which falls during the spring in the
is important that our assortment plan
Southern Hemisphere.
r e f l e c t t h a t g o a l . To a c h i e v e t h i s , w e sprinkled a few pieces with sleeker fits
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ASSORTMENT P L A N N I N G S T R AT E G Y
While spring is not typically a retail
change as a way for brands to engage
s e a s o n k n o w n f o r c a s h m e r e , l e a t h e r,
more closely with the consumer and
and wool, Paulistanos are used to
capitalize on the excitement of Fashion
largely seasonless dressing. Because
Week by driving immediate purchases.
of the Southern Hemisphere’s
This buzz regardless of season is
opposite seasons, South Americans
exactly what we are looking to take
are quite familiar with buying winter
advantage of with our pop-up store,
clothing in the summer and vice
so we formulated our assortment plan
versa, and are adept at mixing pieces
a c c o rd i n g l y, f o c u s i n g o n t h o s e p i e c e s
from various seasons together for a
that would best communicate the
unique look. São Paulo in particular
characteristics of our brand.
has a climate similar to that of San Francisco, especially in the
In selecting the pieces to carry in the
transitional seasons of spring and
pop-up, we wanted to focus on neutral
autumn, and temperatures can swing
shades indicative of the Vince brand
wildly during the course of a single
that would also hang well together
d ay. T hi s ma ke s lig ht laye r ing pie c e s
within the store. We also took into
(like cashmere cardigans and linen
account the appropriateness of the
pullovers) especially popular pieces
color palette for the season and
for Paulistanos.
demographic positioning of the brand within Brazil, i.e., sof t, nonchalant
Fur thermore, the concept of seasonless
colors that will work for all seasons and
buying has been solidified in São
communicate an air of refined luxury
Paulo Fashion Week ’s transition to an
i n a s u b t l e m a n n e r. To e a s e l i n g u i s t i c
a-seasonal, buy-now, wear-now model,
barriers, we translated the standard
encouraging Brazilian designers to
Vince color names included in our
focus purely on the creativity and
as sor tment into Por tuguese. A table
artistry of their collections, rather
with the bilingual color assortment can
than adherence to a particular
be found beginning on page 204.
season. Paulo Borges, the founder and artistic director of SPFW heralds this
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SIZES + H A N G TA G S
To d e t e r m i n e t h e B r a z i l i a n s i z i n g f o r
32, with even and odd size numbers,
the pieces included in our assortment,
translated to 32- 48, in even numbers
we used an international size
o n l y. S i m i l a r l y, m e n’s w a i s t s i ze s 2 8 - 3 8 ,
conver sion char t to translate Vince’s
with even numbers only after size 34,
standard US sizes into Brazilian sizes.
translated to 38-48 in Brazilian sizes,
For let ter sizes, as used in women’s
u sing eve n n u m b e r s o nl y.
tops, blouses, dresses, jackets, and bottoms, Vince uses a size range from
Shoe sizes were converted in the same
extra, extra, small to extra large. For
w ay, u s i n g a n d i n te r n a t i o n a l s h o e s i ze
women’s tops, blouses, and dres ses
conver sion table. Vince of fer s women’s
that do not use letter sizes, numerical
shoes in half-size steps form size 5.5
dress sizes are used, ranging from
to 10, and men’s shoes also in half-
0 0 to 14, i n e v e n n u m b e r s . Fo r m e n’s
s i z e s t e p s f r o m s i z e 7 t o 11. 5 . T h e
letter sizes, as used in shirts and knits,
Brazilian equivalents also include half
jackets, and pants and shorts, Vince
s i z e s a n d r a n g e f r o m 3 3 . 5 t o 3 9. 5 f o r
sizes range from extra small to extra,
w o m e n a n d f r o m 3 7. 5 t o 4 3 f o r m e n . A
extra large. In several styles of pants
comprehensive size conversion table
for both women and men, Vince uses
can be found starting on page 208.
waist sizes, ranging from 24 to 32 for women and 28 to 38 for men.
These Brazilian sizes and color names, along with item name, fabric content,
Letter sizes were translated to their
care instructions, and prices, will be
Por tuguese equivalent, small to
printed on stickers to be attached to
pequeno, medium to médio, and
existing hangtags, and will be affixed
large to grande, with corresponding
to the garments and accessories once
m u l t i p l e s o f “p” a n d “g ” d e n o t i n g
they reach the warehouse in Brazil. The
“e x t r a” s i z e s . N u m b e r s i z e s w e r e
English versions of the sizes, colors,
adapted using an international size
and item names will also be printed
conver sion char t. For women’s dres s
below the Por tuguese tex t, to help
sizes, the Brazilian equivalent of
new Brazilian customers familiarize
t h e r a n g e o f 0 0 -14 i s 3 6 - 5 2 , i n e v e n
themselves with the Vince vulgate.
number s. Women’s wais t sizes 24 156
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PRICING S T R AT E G Y
The rates for the value-added tax, called the Imposto sobre Operações Relativas à Circulação de Mercadorias e S e r v i ç o s d e Tr a n s p o r t e I n t e r e s t a d u a l e Intermunicipal e de Comunicações, or ICMS for short, are determined individually by each state. They range f r o m 17 % - 19 % , w i t h t h e r a t e f o r S ã o Paulo set at 18%. The social contribution is also made up of two separate taxes collected by the federal government. The Programa de Integração Social, or PIS, is a contribution to unemployement insurance and allowance for low-paid workers, and is
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PRICING S T R AT E G Y
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S A L E S TA X BREAKDOWN
TA X N A M E I N PORTUGUESE
E X P L A N AT I O N IN ENGLISH
TA X R AT E
I M P O S T O S O B R E A I M P O R TA Ç Ã O
IMPORT DUTY
35.00%
IMPOSTO SOBRE PRODUTOS INDUSTRIALIZADOS
CUSTOMS CLEARANCE
0.00%
ICMS
S TAT E VA L U E - A D D E D S TAT E S A L E S TA X
18.00%
PROGRAMA DE INTEGRAÇÃO SOCIAL
UNEMPLOYMENT CONTRIBUTION
1.65%
COFINS
SOCIAL SECURITY CONTRIBUTION
7.60%
I M P O S T O S O B R E A I M P O R TA Ç Ã O
IMPORT DUTY
35.00%
IMPOSTO SOBRE PRODUTOS INDUSTRIALIZADOS
CUSTOMS CLEARANCE
0.00%
ICMS
S TAT E VA L U E - A D D E D S TAT E S A L E S TA X
18.00%
PROGRAMA DE INTEGRAÇÃO SOCIAL
UNEMPLOYMENT CONTRIBUTION
1.65%
COFINS
SOCIAL SECURITY CONTRIBUTION
7.60%
I M P O S T O S O B R E A I M P O R TA Ç Ã O
IMPORT DUTY
20.00%
IMPOSTO SOBRE PRODUTOS INDUSTRIALIZADOS
CUSTOMS CLEARANCE
10.00%
ICMS
S TAT E VA L U E - A D D E D S TAT E S A L E S TA X
18.00%
PROGRAMA DE INTEGRAÇÃO SOCIAL
UNEMPLOYMENT CONTRIBUTION
1.65%
COFINS
SOCIAL SECURITY CONTRIBUTION
7.60%
A P PA R E L
SHOES
L E AT H E R A P PA R E L A N D H A N D B A G S
160
161
WOMEN
S h i r t s + To p s Pants Dresses Jackets Handbags Shoes
162
SHIRTS + TOPS
163
HTS-NCM | 6206.10.00 Item No. | vnvr34210787
Silk Long Sleeve Blouse Blusa de Seda con Manga Comprida
Color Size
36 38 40 42 44 46 48 50 52
100% silk.
100% seda.
Washed P i q u é S quare B louse Blusa Praça de Lavado Piqué
Color Size
PPP PP
100% polyester.
100% poliéster.
164
P
M
G GG
HTS-NCM | 6206.40.00 Item No. | vnv345011408
Silk Scarf Print Popover Blouse Blusa de Seda Lenço Imprimir
HTS-NCM | 6206.10.00 Item No. | vnv338011442
Color Size
PPP PP
P
M
G GG
100% silk.
100% seda.
HTS-NCM | 6206.30.00 Item No. | vnva00111481
Cotton Poplin Off-The-Shoulder Blouse Blusa de Popeline de Algodão para Fora da Ombro
Color Size
PPP PP
P
M
G GG
100% cotton.
100% algodão.
165
HTS-NCM | 6106.10.00 Item No. | vnv338882463
Slub Cotton Long Sleeve Tee Malha do Vintage con Manga Longa Camiseta
Color Size
PPP PP
P
M
G GG
100% cotton.
100% algodĂŁo.
V intag e S l u b S co op Neck Tee Malha do Vintage Camiseta
Color Size
PPP PP
P
M
G GG
50% viscose, 50% silk.
50% viscose, 50% seda.
166
HTS-NCM | 6106.90.00 Item No. | vnv344882471
Mixed Media V-Neck Tee Camiseta Tecido Misto
HTS-NCM | 6106.20.00 Item No. | vnv339282433
Color Size
PPP PP
P
M
G GG
100% viscose. Contrast, 100% silk.
100% viscose. Depósito de contraste, 100% seda.
HTS-NCM | 6106.20.00 Item No. | vnv338482517
Mouline Circle Tee
Mouline Círculo Camiseta
Color Size
PPP PP
P
M
G GG
80% rayon, 20% polyester.
80% raiom, 20% poliéster.
167
Mesh Stitch Cotton Pullover Sweater
HTS-NCM | 6110.20.00 Item No. | vnv344076464
Malha Ponto Pulôver de Algodão
Color Size
PPP PP
P
M
G GG
100% cotton.
100% algodão.
Cashmere Cropped Boatneck Sweater Suéter de Casimira Colhida com Gola Canoa
Color Size
PPP PP
100% cashmere.
100% casimira.
168
P
M
G GG
HTS-NCM | 6110.12.00 Item No. | vnv340073815
Cashmere Cocoon Sweater Suéter de Casimira Casulo
HTS-NCM | 6110.12.00 Item No. | vnv340076432
Color Size
PPP PP
P
M
G GG
100% cashmere.
100% casimira.
HTS-NCM | 6110.12.00 Item No. | vnv340076382
Cashmere Crew Neck Sweater With Contrast Trim Suéter de Casimira com Depósito de Contraste
Color Size
PPP PP
P
M
G GG
100% cashmere.
100% casimira.
169
HTS-NCM | 6106.20.00 Item No. | vnv339182439
Rib Dolman Tee Manga Dolman Camiseta
Color Size
PPP PP
P
M
G GG
96% modal, 4% spandex.
96% modal, 4% spandex.
Cashmere Cap Sleeve Long Cardigan
Cardigã Longo de Casimira com Mangas Redondas
Color Size
PPP PP
100% cashmere.
100% casimira.
170
P
M
G GG
HTS-NCM | 6110.12.00 Item No. | vnv343676457
PA N T S
171
HTS-NCM | 6204.69.00 Item No. | vnv336021136
Linen Pull-On Trous er Linho Calças
Color Size
32 34 36 38 40 42 44 46 48
68% linen, 29% viscose, 3% elastane.
68% linho, 29% viscose, 3% elastane.
Wide Leg Trouser Calças Perna Larga
Color Size
32 34 36 38 40 42 44 46 48
100% polyester.
100% poliéster.
172
HTS-NCM | 6204.63.00 Item No. | vnv345021165
Leather Legging With Ankle Zip Legging de Couro com Fecho de Correr no Tornozelo
HTS-NCM | 4203.10.00 Item No. | vnvr15620578
Color Size
PPP PP
P
M
G GG
100% leather.
100% couro.
HTS-NCM | 6204.62.00 Item No. | vndv139k2527
Skinny Jean Jean Magro
Color Size
32 34 36 38 40 42 44 46 48
88% cotton, 9% polyester, 3% spandex.
88% algodão, 9% poliéster, 3% spandex.
173
HTS-NCM | 6204.69.00 Item No. | vnv336121105
Silk Crossover Pant Seda Calรงas de Crossover
Color Size
32 34 36 38 40 42 44 46 48
100% silk.
100% seda.
Blocked Silk Wide Leg Pant
Bloqueada Calรงas Perna Larga de Seda
Color Size
PPP PP
100% silk.
100% seda.
174
P
M
G GG
HTS-NCM | 6204.69.00 Item No. | vnv336321144
Stretch Suede Legging Legging Camurça
HTS-NCM | 4203.10.00 Item No. | vnv325920935
Color Size
PPP PP
P
M
G GG
100% leather.
100% couro.
HTS-NCM | 6104.61.00 Item No. | vnv326276372
Wool Cashmere Jogger Calças Atleta de Lã e Casimira
Color Size
PPP PP
P
M
G GG
70% wool, 30% cashmere.
70% lã, 30% casimira.
175
DRESSES
176
T- S h i r t Dre s s With Faux Leather Trim Vestido Camisa com Acabamento em Couro Falsificado
HTS-NCM | 6104.42.00 Item No. | vnv346282315
Color Size
PPP PP
P
M
G GG
95% micro modal, 5% spandex.
95% micro modal, 5% spandex.
HTS-NCM | 6204.43.00 Item No. | vnv345050675
Cap Sleeve Popover Dress
Vestido Popover com Mangas Redondas
Color Size
PPP PP
P
M
G GG
100% polyester.
100% poliĂŠster.
177
HTS-NCM | 6204.43.00 Item No. | vnv337650620
Blocked Stripe Dress Vestido da Listra Bloco
Color Size
30 32 34 36 38 40 42 44
58% triacitate, 42% rayon. Lining 100% poly. Contrast 100% rayon.
58% triacetato, 42% raiom. Revestimento 100% poliéster. Depósito de contraste 100% raiom.
Suede Shift Dre ss
Mudança Vestido de Camurça
Color Size
32 34 36 38 40 42
100% suede leather.
100% camurça.
178
HTS-NCM | 4203.10.00 Item No. | vnv360750725
JACKETS
179
HTS-NCM | 4203.10.00 Item No. | vnvr02590358
Leather Scuba Jacket Jaqueta de Couro Scuba
Color Size
PPP PP
P
M
G GG
100% leather. Contrast 80% wool, 20% spandex. Lining 100% cotton. Lining contrast 80% wool, 18% nylon, 2% spandex.
100% couro. Depósito de contraste 80% lã, 20% spandex. Revestimento 100% algodão. Depósito de contraste de revestimento 80% lã, 18% náilon, 2% spandex.
Nubuck Jacket Colete Nobuk
Color Size
PPP PP
100% leather.
100% couro.
180
P
M
G GG
HTS-NCM | 4203.10.00 Item No. | vnv329290847
Lightweight Ponte Side Slit Vest Colete de Ponte Leve con Fenda Lateral
HTS-NCM | 6204.33.00 Item No. | vnv342490826
Color Size
PPP PP
P
M
G GG
67% viscose, 28% nylon, 5% spandex. Lining 100% cotton.
67% viscose, 28% náilon, 5% spandex. Revestimento 100% algodão.
HTS-NCM | 4203.10.00 Item No. | vnv346490846
Perforated Leather Vest Colete de Couro Perfurado
Color Size
PPP PP
P
M
G GG
100% leather. Lining: 100% cotton.
100% couro. Revestimento 100% algodão.
181
HANDBAGS
182
HTS-NCM | 4203.40.00 Item No. | vnhv0231g135
Gramercy Medium Hobo “Gramercy” Bolsa Médio
Color Size
OS
100% Italian leather.
100% couro Italiano.
Signature Small Camera Bag “Assinatura” Bolsa Camera Pequena
HTS-NCM | 4203.40.00 Item No. | vnhv0010x129
Color Size
OS
100% Italian leather.
100% couro Italiano.
HTS-NCM | 4203.40.00 Item No. | vnhv0221g132
Hudson Medium Hobo “Hudson” Bolsa Médio
Color Size
OS
100% Italian leather.
100% couro Italiano.
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City Medium E/W Tote “Cidade” Sacola Médio Horizontal
HTS-NCM | 4203.40.00 Item No. | vnhv0091a126
Color Size
OS
100% Italian leather.
100% couro Italiano.
HTS-NCM | 4203.40.00 Item No. | vnhv0010c005
Signature Baby Crossbody “Assinatura” Bebê em Todo o Saco de Corpo
Color Size
OS
100% Italian leather.
100% couro Italiano.
Park Medium Convertible Bucket Bag Saco Médio “Parque” Balde Mutável
Color Size
OS
100% Italian leather.
100% couro Italiano.
184
HTS-NCM | 4203.40.00 Item No. | vnhv0241u139
SHOES
185
Leather Lace-Up Flat Sapato Plana Couro Rendas AtĂŠ
HTS-NCM | 6403.99.00 Item No. | vne4968l1
Color Size
33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40
100% Italian leather. 100% Italian leather sole.
100% couro Italiano. Sola do sapato 100% couro Italiano.
HTS-NCM | 6403.59.90 Item No. | vnd3295l2
Peep-Toe Bootie Bundinha Toe Espiada
Color Size
33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40
100% Italian leather.
100% couro Italiano.
Leather Pump Bomba de Couro
Color Size
33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40
100% Italian leather.
100% couro Italiano.
186
HTS-NCM | 6403.59.90 Item No. | vnc2439l1
HTS-NCM | 6403.99.00 Item No. | vne4967l1
Leather Slide Pantufo de Couro
Color Size
33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40
80% Italian leather, 20% textile. 100% Italian leather sole.
80% couro Italiano, 20% têxtil. Sola do sapato 100% couro Italiano.
Leather High-Top Sneaker Tênis de Couro Superior
HTS-NCM | 6403.91.00 Item No. | vnd7564m5
Color Size
33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40
70% Italian leather, 30% textile. 100% rubber sole.
70% couro Italiano, 30% têxtil. Sola do sapato 100% borracha.
HTS-NCM | 6403.19.00 Item No. | vnc5000l1
Perforated Leather Sneaker Tênis de Couro Perfurado
Color Size
33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40
90% Italian leather, 10% textile. 100% rubber sole.
90% couro Italiano, 10% têxtil. Sola do sapato 100% borracha.
187
Block Heel Sandal Sandália Calcanhar Bloco
HTS-NCM | 6403.59.90 Item No. | vne4907l1
Color Size
33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40
100% Italian leather. 100% Italian leather sole.
100% couro Italiano. Sola do sapato 100% couro Italiano.
HTS-NCM | 6403.19.00 Item No. | vnd6763l8
Lizard Print Leather Sneaker Tênis de Couro Estampa Lagarto
Color Size
33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40
90% Italian leather, 10% textile. 100% rubber sole.
90% couro Italiano, 10% têxtil. Sola do sapato 100% borracha.
Leather Heeled Sandal Sandália Salto Alto de Couro
Color Size
33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40
100% Italian leather. 100% Italian leather sole.
100% couro Italiano. Sola do sapato 100% couro Italiano.
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HTS-NCM | 6403.59.90 Item No. | vne4936l1
MEN
Shirts + Knits Pants + Shorts Jackets Shoes
189
SHIRTS + KNITS
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Double Weave Shirt Camisa Dupla Tecer
HTS-NCM | 6205.20.00 Item No. | vnm33411276
Color Size
PP
P
M
G GG
100% cotton.
100% algodão.
HTS-NCM | 6205.90.00 Item No. | vnm34311256
Linen Cotton Double-Faced Shirt Camisa Mistura Dupla de Linho e Algodão
Color Size
PP
P
M
G GG
67% linen, 33% cotton.
67% linho, 33% algodão.
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HTS-NCM | 6205.20.00 Item No. | vnm30141246
Chambray Banded Collar Shirt Camisa Chambray de Gola Careca
Color Size
PP
P
M
G GG
100% cotton.
100% algodão.
Double Weave Cotton Short Sleeve Shirt
Camisa de Manga Curta de Casal de Tecelagem de Algodão
Color Size
PP
100% cotton.
100% algodão.
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P
M
G GG
HTS-NCM | 6205.20.00 Item No. | vnm33351265
Wool S i l k Je r s e y Polo Wit h Cont rast Trim Camisa Pólo de Malha de Mistura Lã e Seda
HTS-NCM | 6110.11.00 Item No. | vnm34156322
Color Size
PP
P
M
G GG
70% wool, 30% silk.
70% lã, 30% seda.
HTS-NCM | 6105.10.00 Item No. | vnms1129152
Pima Cotton Double Layer Reversible Tee Camiseta Reversível de Algodão Pima Dupla Camada
Color Size
PP
P
M
G GG
100% cotton.
100% algodão.
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HTS-NCM | 6105.10.00 Item No. | vnmr5008751
Slub Cotton Long Sleeve Raglan Tee Camiseta Raglan con Manga Comprida de Algodão do Vintage
Color Size
PP
P
M
G GG
100% cotton.
100% algodão.
Sporty Long Sleeve Lightweight Sweater Camisola Desportivo Leve con Manga Longa
Color Size
PP
P
M
G GG
65% cotton, 30% modal, 5% cashmere.
65% algodão, 30% modal, 5% casimira.
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HTS-NCM | 6110.20.00 Item No. | vnm30416307
Cotton Cashmere Ribbed Cardigan Suéter Mistura com Nervuras de Algodão e Casimira
HTS-NCM | 6110.20.00 Item No. | vnm32406304
Color Size
PP
P
M
G GG
95% cotton, 5% cashmere.
95% algodão, 5% casimira.
HTS-NCM | 6110.11.00 Item No. | vnm30356260
Wool Cashmere Crew N eck Sweater Suéter de Lã e Casimira con Gola Careca
Color Size
PP
P
M
G GG
70% wool, 30% cashmere.
70% lã, 30% casimira.
195
HTS-NCM | 6110.20.00 Item No. | vnm33279169
Slub Cotton Ther mal Hooded Sweater Camisola de Algodão do Vintage com Capuz Térmico
Color Size
PP
P
M
G GG
100% cotton.
100% algodão.
Linen Double Layer Lightweight Sweat er Camisola Leve Roupa de Camada Dupla
Color Size 100% linen.
100% linho.
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PP
P
M
G GG
HTS-NCM | 6110.90.00 Item No. | vnm32396295
PA N T S + S H O R T S
197
HTS-NCM | 6203.42.00 Item No. | vnmr2932248
Essential SoHo Trouser Calças Essencial “SoHo”
Color Size
38 39 40 41 42 43 44 46 48
98% cotton, 2% elastane.
98% algodão, 2% elastane.
Mixed Media Wool City Trouser Calças Mista da Cidade de Tecido de Lã
Color Size
38 39 40 41 42 43 44 46 48
98% wool, 2% elastane.
98% lã, 2% elastane.
198
HTS-NCM | 6203.41.00 Item No. | vnm33312342
Slub Cotton Ther mal Jogger Calça Corredor Térmica de Algodão do Vintage
HTS-NCM | 6103.42.00 Item No. | vnm33279172
Color Size
PP
P
M
G GG
100% cotton.
100% algodão.
HTS-NCM | 6203.42.00 Item No. | vndm228b2323
718 Slim Trouser Calças Magro “718”
Color Size
38 39 40 41 42 43 44 46 48
98% cotton, 2% spandex.
98% algodão, 2% spandex.
199
HTS-NCM | 6203.41.00 Item No. | vnm29972294
Worsted Wool Urban Jogger Calças Urbana Basculador de Lã Penteada
Color Size
38 39 40 41 42 43 44 46 48
96% wool, 4% elastane. Lining 55% polyester, 45% viscose.
96% lã, 4% elastane. Revestimento 55% poliéster, 45% viscose.
Long-Rise Cuffed Trouser Calças Algemado Longa Subida
Color Size
38 39 40 41 42 43 44 46 48
98% wool, 2% elastane.
98% lã, 2% elastane.
200
HTS-NCM | 6203.41.00 Item No. | vnm33312325
Nylon Twill Tech Jogger Calças Tecnologia Basculador de Naílon Sarja
HTS-NCM | 6203.43.00 Item No. | vnm30002309
Color Size
PP
P
M
G GG
100% nylon. Contrast 100% leather.
100% naílon. Depósito de contraste 100% couro.
HTS-NCM | 6203.49.00 Item No. | vnm30042338
Linen Blend Flight Short
Calções de Linho Aéreas de Mistura
Color Size
38 39 40 41 42 43 44 46 48
52% linen, 47% viscose, 1% elastane.
52% linho, 47% viscose, 1% elastane.
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HTS-NCM | 6203.49.00 Item No. | vnm34322336
Linen Short Curta de Linho
Color Size
38 39 40 41 42 43 44 46 48
52% linen, 48% cotton.
52% linho, 48% algodão.
Nylon Twill Tech Short
Curta de Naílon Sarja Tecnologia
Color Size
38 39 40 41 42 43 44 46 48
100% nylon.
100% naílon.
202
HTS-NCM | 6203.43.00 Item No. | vnm30002298
JACKETS
203
HTS-NCM | 4203.10.00 Item No. | vnmr3034288
Essential Leather Moto Jacket Jaqueta de Couro da Motocicleta Essencial
Color Size
PP
P
M
G GG
100% leather. Lining 55% polyester, 45% viscose.
100% couro. Revestimento 55% poliĂŠster, 45% viscose.
Nubuck Utility Jacket Jaqueta de Utilidade Nobuk
Color Size
PP
P
M
G GG
100% leather. Lining 51% viscose, 49% cotton.
100% couro. Revestimento 51% viscose, 49% algodĂŁo.
204
HTS-NCM | 4203.10.00 Item No. | vnm33134451
Reversible Wool Bomber Jacket Jaqueta Penteada Reversível de Lã
HTS-NCM | 6203.31.00 Item No. | vnm29974442
Color Size
PP
P
M
G GG
98% wool, 2% elastane. Lining 100% nylon.
98% lã, 2% elastane. Revestimento 100% naílon..
HTS-NCM | 4203.10.00 Item No. | vnm33114444
Lambskin Mixed Media Hooded Bomber Jaqueta de Couro Tecido Misto com Capuz
Color Size
PP
P
M
G GG
100% leather. Contrast 100% polyester.
100% couro. Depósito de contraste 100% poliéster.
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SHOES
206
HTS-NCM | 6403.91.00 Item No. | vnd4715l4
Washed Nubuck Boot Bota Lavado Nobuck
Color Size
38 39 40 41 42 43 44
100% Italian leather. 100% rubber sole.
100% couro Italiano. Sola do sapato 100% borracha.
Sport Suede Oxford Sapato de Camurรงa Desporto
HTS-NCM | 6403.99.00 Item No. | vnd8486l3
Color Size
38 39 40 41 42 43 44
100% Italian leather. 100% rubber sole.
100% couro Italiano. Sola do sapato 100% borracha.
HTS-NCM | 6403.91.00 Item No. | vnd8473l2
Suede Boot Bota de Camurรงa
Color Size
38 39 40 41 42 43 44
100% Italian leather. 100% rubber sole.
100% couro Italiano. Sola do sapato 100% borracha.
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Nubuck Leather Sneaker Tênis de Couro Nobuck
HTS-NCM | 6403.19.00 Item No. | vnd0863l1
Color 38 39 40 41
Size
42 43 44
100% Italian leather. 100% rubber sole.
100% couro Italiano. Sola do sapato 100% borracha.
HTS-NCM | 6403.19.00 Item No. | vnd6688l2
Sport Suede Sneaker Tênis de Camurça Desporta
Color Size
38 39 40 41 42 43 44
100% Italian leather. 100% rubber sole.
100% couro Italiano. Sola do sapato 100% borracha.
Stamped Lizard Leather Sneaker Tênis de Impressão Lagarto Couro
Color Size
38 39 40 41 42 43 44
100% Italian leather. 100% rubber sole.
100% couro Italiano. Sola do sapato 100% borracha.
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HTS-NCM | 6403.19.00 Item No. | vnd5010l7
HTS-NCM | 6403.91.00 Item No. | vne0186l3
Sport Suede Boot Bota de Camurça Desporto
Color Size
38 39 40 41 42 43 44
100% Italian suede leather. 100% rubber sole. 100% leather lining.
100% couro Italiano. Sola do sapato 100% borracha. Revestimento 100% couro Italiano.
Texture Blocked Leat her Sneaker Tênis de Textura Bloqueado Couro
HTS-NCM | 6403.19.00 Item No. | vnd5010lc
Color Size
38 39 40 41 42 43 44
100% Italian leather. 100% rubber sole.
100% couro Italiano. Sola do sapato 100% borracha.
HTS-NCM | 6403.99.00 Item No. | vne2274l1
Sport Suede Espadrille Sneaker Tênis Espadrille de Camurça Desporta
Color Size
38 39 40 41 42 43 44
100% Italian leather. 100% rubber sole. 100% jute contrast.
100% couro Italiano. Sola do sapato 100% borracha. Depósito de contraste de sola do sapato 100% juta. 209
COLOR ASSORTMENT
Clothing Shoes Handbags
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CLOTHING
Alloy
Black
Blue Marine
Buff Stone
Coastal Blue
Dark Heather Grey
Dark Twilight
Fossil
Grey
Liga
Preto
Azul Marinho
Pedra Lustre
Azul Costeira
Cinza Urze Escuro
Crepúsculo Escuro
Fóssil
Cinzento
Heather Aqua
Heather Black
Heather Carbon
Heather Cinder
Heather Cloud
Heather Coastal
Heather Currant
Heather Grey
Heather Herring
Urze do Aqua
Urze do Preto
Urze do Carbono
Urze do Cinza
Urze do Nuvem
Urze do Costeira
Urze do Groselha
Urze do Cinzento
Urze do Arenque
Heather Marzipan
Heather Mist
Heather Steel
Heather White
Hunter Green
Indigo
Infinity Blue
Iron
Khaki
Urze do Maçapão
Urze do Névoa
Urze do Aço
Urze do Branco
Verde Oliva
Índigo
Azul Infinidade
Ferro
Caqui
Lucent Blue
Meringue
Mineral
New Buff
Off White
Optic White
Preen Green
Smoked Grey
Twilight
Azul Lucente
Merengue
Minério
Novo Lustre
Quase Branco
Ótico Branco
Verde Alisar
Defumado Cinzento
Crepúsculo
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SHOES
Black
Blue Dusk
Carbon
Cloud
Coastal
Granite
Graphite
Heather Carbon
Preto
Azul Sombra
Carbono
Nuvem
Costeira
Granito
Grafite
Urze do Carbono
Heather Cinder
Ocean
Oyster
Sable
Sand
Silver Grey
Truffle
Woodsmoke
Urze do Cinza
Mar
Ostra
Zibelina
Areia
Cinza Prateado
Trufa
Fumaça de Madeira
HANDBAGS
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Saddle
Nude
Cashmere
Black
Army Green
Sela
Despido
Casimira
Preto
Verde Exército
SIZE CHARTS
Women Men
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WOMEN
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TOPS, BLOUSES, DRESSES, + JACKETS XXS
XS
S
M
L
XL
PPP
PP
P
M
G
GG
00
0
2
4
6
8
10
12
14
36
38
40
42
44
46
48
50
52
PA N T S + J E A N S XXS
XS
S
M
L
XL
PPP
PP
P
M
G
GG
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
32
34
36
38
40
42
44
46
48
SHOES 5.5
6
6.5
33.5
34
35
7 35.5
7.5
8
36
37
8.5
9
37.5
38
9.5 39
10 39.5
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SHIRTS + KNITS S
M
L
XL
XXL
PP
P
M
G
GG
PA N T S + S H O RT S S
M
L
XL
XXL
PP
P
M
G
GG
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
36
38
38
39
40
41
42
43
44
46
48
SHOES 7
7.5
8
37.5
38
39
8.5 39.5
9 40
9.5
10
10.5
40.5
41
42
11 42.5
11.5 43
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CONCLUSION + LONG -TERM PL AN
If the pop-up is successful, and Vince makes an impression in the Brazilian/South American marketplace, the next step would be to create a permanent struc ture in São Paulo. Because Brazil lacks the well-developed wholesale infrastructure of the US, our mode of expansion would instead utilize the network of luxury malls that are so prevalent, not only in São Paulo, but across Brazil. Leasing a mall space in JK Iguatemi or Cidade Jardim would provide i nf r a s t r u c t u re fo r d eve l o p m e nt a c ro s s t h e c o u nt r y. Another possible route for expansion would be to “tour” the pop-up to other major cities, such as Rio de Janeiro or Brasilia, and eventually to other cities in South and Central America. C o n c u r re n t l y, w e w o u l d a i m to f u ll y d e ve l o p a B r a z i l f a c i n g e - c o m m e r c e s i t e , w i t h t h e a d d r e s s v i n c e . b r, a n d corresponding warehouse and shipping capability to handle online orders.
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