A Match Made in Denim: A Sell-Out Success With Gap x LoveShackFancy Collection
August 7, 2023
Forbes
Gap’s collaboration with LoveShackFancy, a New York-based brand, has been a resounding success, with the limited-edition, multi-category capsule collection largely selling out within minutes of its launch. The 76-piece collection brings a fresh take to classic denim and pastels, with prices ranging from $13 to $248. Featuring GRAMMY Award-winning artist Ciara and her children in the campaign, the collaboration has been praised for its unique and unexpected designs, and Gap’s CEO believes it will resonate with customers across generations. LoveShackFancy’s impressive growth trajectory and storytelling through social media have contributed to its popularity and success.
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