Car Shortage Boosts Auto Parts Sales, Stitch Fix Updates Strategy, Wayfair Focuses on Stores

By  |  December 9, 2021
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Wayfair’s digital sales are struggling, so it’s paying more attention to its brick-and-mortar stores. Plus, lack of new car inventory means auto parts sales are on the rise, and Stitch Fix takes a new approach to luring customers.

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    Data:

    10: Number of items Stitch Fix customers can preview through the Fix Preview option.

    50%: Year-over-year increase in footwear, accessories and dresses for Stitch Fix Freestyle.

    29M: Number of Wayfair’s active customers as of Sept. 30.

    4%: Share of overall U.S. eCommerce sales comprised of social commerce.

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    11%: Year-over-year increase in sales of motor vehicles and auto parts.


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