Canadians may have started holiday shopping earlier than usual this year, but the sales will not be the same this year – due to supply chain disruptions.
Retailers are pulling back on the preholiday sales to keep up with soaring costs.
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Retailers are pulling back on the preholiday sales to keep up with soaring costs.
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Shoppers can still expect to see the usual Black Friday and Cyber Monday sales, but some retailers have been signalling the sales will not be the same this year.
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Take La Vie en Rose. The lingerie and loungewear retailer is adjusting the discounts it plans to offer during the holidays.
"This year, we’re going to be selling a lot more at regular price,” said Mirna Saffouri, VP of marketing and digital strategy.
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"This year, we’re going to be selling a lot more at regular price,” said Mirna Saffouri, VP of marketing and digital strategy.
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“We’re going to be less promotional than 2020 and 2019,” said Under Armour's chief executive officer Patrik Frisk.
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“We’re definitely having discussions around, can we afford to put everything in the store on sale and break even or lose money on certain products?” said Beth McKercher, owner of Splash Toy Shop in Richmond, B.C.
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