McBains has placed an opinion article within the specialist retail website Fashion Capital, which attracts 80,000 industry browsers each month.
The editorial piece celebrates the re-opening of non-essential retail but questions the long term effect of the pandemic and urges physical retailers to reinvent themselves and to be more experiential in order to survive.
Click here to read the full article.
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