The purpose of future retail spaces won’t be purchase. Daylab shows why with a new type of store in Beijing
Attracting foot traffic isn’t the point of the multi-brand retailer’s physical post – Little H uses the Daylab ‘office store’ as an extension of its e-commerce platform instead.
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