
Williams-Sonoma enjoyed big comparable brand gains in the third quarter, with significant earnings increases, as the retailer continues to position itself to “own the home.”
Williams-Sonoma enjoyed big comparable brand gains in the third quarter, with significant earnings increases, as the retailer continues to position itself to “own the home.”
Brabantia is rolling out a range of new products for the holiday shopping season including food storage and waste containers. The company is also coming out with a variety of food prep items in time for holiday cooking.
The second quarter was kinder to Williams-Sonoma than might have been expected, with the digital business driving gains but stores also contributing.
West Elm has partnered with apparel brand Eileen Fisher to introduce a sustainably made collection of home décor and furniture designed with upcycled materials, giving garments a second life beyond the closet.
Steelcase and West Elm have expanded their contract interiors partnership to now include a selection of retail products available to consumers on WestElm.com.
E-commerce helped sustain Williams-Sonoma in a first quarter hit by coronavirus-related store closings.
Outdoor specialty retailer REI Co-op and West Elm have partnered to offer a co-curated collection of REI by West Elm lifestyle products aimed at helping people feel at home, outdoors.
Williams Sonoma is launching a new product partnership with The Trevor Project, a suicide prevention and crisis intervention organization for LGBTQ (Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Queer, and Questioning) young people. The organization provides support to LGBTQ youth through free and confidential crisis services: its phone lifeline, chat, and text programs.
Williams-Sonoma posted a solid fourth quarter and fiscal year as the comparable sales across its retail brand portfolio enjoyed growth.
Comparable sales gains, led by West Elm, drove results at Williams-Sonoma, even if comps slipped at the company’s namesake banner and despite tariff challenges.
Williams-Sonoma banners West Elm and Pottery Barn Teen have teamed up to launch a co-designed furniture collection.
Williams-Sonoma has released its 2018 Corporate Responsibility Scorecard, with several milestones achieved company-wide toward responsible sourcing, sustainable design, landfill diversion, energy and carbon intensity, supply chain development, corporate giving and volunteering.
Williams-Sonoma made strides in the second quarter with comparable sales at West Elm and Pottery Barn identified as particular drivers.
Strong sales growth at West Elm was a key driver in the first quarter for Williams Sonoma, which reported a company-wide revenue boost for the period ended May 5.
Williams Sonoma’s retail brands outpaced expectations and powered through a strong fourth quarter and fiscal year.
West Elm is partnering with Rent the Runway, an online clothing rental company, to provide bundles of hand-selected textiles.
Williams-Sonoma has filed a lawsuit against Amazon.com that claims patent- and trademark-infringement regarding alleged infringement of Williams-Sonoma intellectual property and unauthorized use of the company’s trademarks.
Williams-Sonoma has formed a partnership with Reliance Brands Ltd., a subsidiary of Reliance Industries Ltd., to bring Pottery Barn, Pottery Barn Kids and West Elm to India through a franchise agreement.
In a third quarter when e-commerce sales gave the company a boost, Williams Sonoma delivered solid results with an increase in net earnings and revenues.
Williams-Sonoma has launched a cross-brand registry program called The One Registry Collective. It will allow gift registrants to build a registry that includes items from Williams Sonoma, West Elm, Pottery Barn and Pottery Barn Kids all in one place.