 A couple of months ago I lamented the loss of a great candle line, Lume Luxe, at Target.  It looks like the line has been phased out entirely, despite its popularity.  Likewise, the menswear line Breakwater, which I used to buy regularly for my hubby, seems to have been dropped by the Bullseye.  Although the line was available year-round, they concentrated on their summer collection which mimicked Tommy Bahamas island style (with Hawaiian-print shirts, board shorts, and screen-print tees) but at ½ to ¼ the cost of the Tommy brand.  But no more: Target has dropped this line in favor of increased offerings from their other in-house men’s brands like Mossimo and Merona.
A couple of months ago I lamented the loss of a great candle line, Lume Luxe, at Target.  It looks like the line has been phased out entirely, despite its popularity.  Likewise, the menswear line Breakwater, which I used to buy regularly for my hubby, seems to have been dropped by the Bullseye.  Although the line was available year-round, they concentrated on their summer collection which mimicked Tommy Bahamas island style (with Hawaiian-print shirts, board shorts, and screen-print tees) but at ½ to ¼ the cost of the Tommy brand.  But no more: Target has dropped this line in favor of increased offerings from their other in-house men’s brands like Mossimo and Merona.  Now I get it: brands come, and brands go. And Target especially seems hip on bringing in short-run, limited edition collections (like the Shaun White clothing line I blogged about yesterday). But when a line is popular, and seems to be doing well, why drop it? I just don’t get it.
 
 
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