Today in Data: Retailers Expect Customer Loyalty Amid Growing Inflation

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Today in data, workers’ favorite lunchtime spots are dishing out servings of “lunch-flation” two years after the start of the COVID-19 pandemic. Plus, Ollie’s Bargain Outlet expects to benefit from consumers’ “trade down effect” as gas prices and inflation continue to stretch every dollar, and Tommy Bahama parent Oxford Industries expects consumers to continue paying full price for their desired brands.

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    Data

    431: Number of Ollie’s Bargain Outlet stores in 29 U.S. states

    12.6M: Number of Ollie’s Army loyalty program members

    80%: Share of Oxford Industries’ sales that are through direct-to-consumer channels

    $1M: Value of women’s sportswear Oxford sold online in a single day in February

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    18%; 14%; 12%; 11%: Average price increase year-over-year for wraps, sandwiches, tacos and salads, respectively