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Business Wars Daily

Going After the Glamour

Business Wars Daily

Audible

Business, Business News, News, Daily News

4.6717 Ratings

🗓️ 11 October 2018

⏱️ 4 minutes

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Summary

Today is Thursday, October 11, and we’re looking at Michael Kors vs. Coach.

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One, three. From Wondry.

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I'm David Brown, and this is Business Wars Daily on this Thursday, October 11th.

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Designer Michael Coors has dressed many celebrities, including Michelle Obama and actress Jennifer Lawrence, among others, making the brand highly desired.

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But in recent years, the company expanded well beyond the full-priced designer customer to the

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mass market.

1:25.6

Sure, you can pay $600 for a snake-skin leather tote at one of the

1:30.0

company's 800-plus stores, but if you'd like more money inside your purse, you can find discounted

1:36.3

Michael Corr's handbags in department stores and T.J. Max. Almost half of the company's sales now come

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from these kinds of retailers.

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An analysts say it's over-exposed. The name has lost some of its luster.

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Now, it's trying to regain the glamour.

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