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Macy's x The Million Roses
The Million Roses is part of a new curated digital market place at Macy's.
Read the full article in Forbes
Macy’s just launched a “curated” digital market place with new brands, new categories and products selected from premier third-party brand partners. It is exciting news to have access to more than 20 product categories and 400 new brands. They will be integrated into the product categories of the e-commerce site this fall.
The new marketplace categories and new brands include:
1. Baby & Children’s apparel (Bonsie Baby, Debbie & Dollop, Wabi Baby)
2. Beauty & Wellness (L’Occitane, Mary Ruth’s)
5. Home (Ettitude, Smeg, Sunday Citizen, W&P)
6. Maternity (Everly Grey, Ingrid and Isabel)
7. Pets (Little Beast)
8. Toys & Video Games (Magna-Tiles)
In order to integrate the products into Macy’s e-commerce architecture with premier seller tools, Macy’s used Mirakl who has developed the industry’s leading marketplace technology and the site was customized by Macy’s digital, merchant and technology team.
The new marketplace expands opportunities for customers who will be able to enjoy, at the same, time the benefits of the Star Rewards, program. In addition, the site will offer easy returns. The company plans to add more vendors and categories. Macy’s will continue to collaborate with a select curated group of sellers and brands to bring the best possible assortment to its customers. Sellers and brands will be carefully chosen to ensure alignment with customer’s needs and fulfillment standards. Macy’s expects to make its marketplace a top sales venue for leading sellers.
Macy’s will create the most seamless experience for customers. It is likely that there will be opportunities for additions of such key seasonal classifications as Toys “R” Us and some other key classifications such as shoes and handbags.
Jeff Gennette, CEO of Macy’s say’s that “Macy’s is heavily investing in the dot-com business and that the company’s three-year $3 billion capital expense budget was largely devoted to growing the digital business by launching a marketplace”.