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CARTER’S:            From wholesale
                           to retail
                                       In the $18 billion children’s apparel and accessories marketplace,
                                       Carter’s was the leading brand. But with private-label growth from
SALES UP 10%                           brands such as Target and Wal-Mart, Carter’s needed to strengthen
                                       and leverage its brand and stand out in the sea of pastel sameness.
                                       The Carter’s brand also suffered from inconsistent execution and
                                       a shopping experience that was far from easy for moms, so the
                                       challenge was also to create a new brand vision that would drive
                                       change inside Carter’s and help them shift from a wholesale
                                       mindset to delivering a powerful brand experience.

                      Focus on mom     After extensive analysis across customer and wholesale segments,
                                       it was clear that Carter’s held a strong position of trust and quality
                                       with consumers, but had lost a history of innovation. To make sure
                                       Carter’s was getting credit for all its great products and features,
                                       Wolff Olins articulated the brand vision as ‘what really matters to
                                       moms.’ We established a fresh, new brand and a new visual and
                                       graphic style with emotional photography and iconic illustration.
                                       To further reinforce Carter’s difference, we created a propriety


                                       Wolff Olins rationalized 45,000 SKUs down to 30,000 and helped
                                       deliver the brand through packaging, in-store signage, the size/colour
                                       system, point-of-sale systems, and product and service innovations.

                       Easier to buy   When Carter’s new brand experience launched, wholesale partners
                                       applauded and so did moms. The new Carter’s retail experience rapidly
                                       impacted store sales and consumers reacted extremely positively
Wolff Olins                            to the changes. The new brand experience started to rollout in 2006
                                       and almost immediately wholesale sales went up 3% and retail sales
+44 20 7713 7733                       went up 10%. Carter’s is the largest branded marketer of apparel
+1 212 505 7337                        exclusively for babies and young children in the US achieving number
+9 7144 01 9581                        one position in the market in 2008.
www.wolffolins.com                     © 2009 Wolff Olins Limited. All rights reserved.

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Carter's Case Study

  • 1. CARTER’S: From wholesale to retail In the $18 billion children’s apparel and accessories marketplace, Carter’s was the leading brand. But with private-label growth from SALES UP 10% brands such as Target and Wal-Mart, Carter’s needed to strengthen and leverage its brand and stand out in the sea of pastel sameness. The Carter’s brand also suffered from inconsistent execution and a shopping experience that was far from easy for moms, so the challenge was also to create a new brand vision that would drive change inside Carter’s and help them shift from a wholesale mindset to delivering a powerful brand experience. Focus on mom After extensive analysis across customer and wholesale segments, it was clear that Carter’s held a strong position of trust and quality with consumers, but had lost a history of innovation. To make sure Carter’s was getting credit for all its great products and features, Wolff Olins articulated the brand vision as ‘what really matters to moms.’ We established a fresh, new brand and a new visual and graphic style with emotional photography and iconic illustration. To further reinforce Carter’s difference, we created a propriety Wolff Olins rationalized 45,000 SKUs down to 30,000 and helped deliver the brand through packaging, in-store signage, the size/colour system, point-of-sale systems, and product and service innovations. Easier to buy When Carter’s new brand experience launched, wholesale partners applauded and so did moms. The new Carter’s retail experience rapidly impacted store sales and consumers reacted extremely positively Wolff Olins to the changes. The new brand experience started to rollout in 2006 and almost immediately wholesale sales went up 3% and retail sales +44 20 7713 7733 went up 10%. Carter’s is the largest branded marketer of apparel +1 212 505 7337 exclusively for babies and young children in the US achieving number +9 7144 01 9581 one position in the market in 2008. www.wolffolins.com © 2009 Wolff Olins Limited. All rights reserved.