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    Gap Inc Company Analysis

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    | | Table of Contents Executive Summary 3 Situation Analysis Company 5 Customers 19 Context 23 Competitors 26 Collaborators 44 Growth Strategy Detailed Description of Growth Strategy 48 Goals & Objectives 48 Segmentation 48 Targeting 49 Positioning

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    shopping at Abercrombie & Fitch. At no fewer than three Abercrombie stores‚ she says‚ managers have approached her and offered her a job as a clerk. “Every time this happens‚ my little sister says‚ ‘Not again‚’” said Ms. Nill‚ who is 5-foot-6 and has long blond hair. She looks striking. She looks hip. She looks‚ in fact‚ as if she belongs in an Abercrombie & Fitch catalog. Is this a coincidence? A fluke? No‚ says Antonio Serrano‚ a former assistant Abercrombie store manager

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    A&F Environmental Threats

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    1.       What are the greatest environmental threats that have immediate implications for A&F? Abercrombie & Fitch has been known for not being very diverse.   They were striving for a certain look and style. It was mainly consisted of young white male and females with nice bodies‚ beautiful hair and shapes that fit their tiny clothes. If a customer were to walk into any A&F store and look on the walls‚ they would notice that the models all have the same look. Not only do the models

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    Accepting Others

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    have to try to "fit in" the cliques of life‚ it makes life much harder. When you go to school you always have to worry about the way you look or how you walk or who your friends are in order to "fit in". If you don’t have a model body or an "Abercrombie and Fitch" boyfriend/girlfriend you don’t really fit in with the so called "norm". However‚ it is hard sometimes to accept people. If someone looks kind of funny or talks weird most people’s first instinct is to walk away and not talk to them. But

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    Starting a business can be a very difficult‚ and I this economic crisis near impossible task even to the most entrepreneurial minded person out there. Businesses are mainly hard to maintain in the first year of the business as it is said the first 12 months are the hardest to survive and It is said that if the business can survive the first year than they are likely to be able to survive‚ in fact Up to one fifth of the 400‚000 businesses that start up each year fail within the first 12 months of

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    Management

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    have ideas for clothing stores that will directly compete with Abercrombie and Fitch. What will your strategy be? How will that impact your choice for organizational design? In order to effectively compete with large and established firms like Abercrombie and Fitch in the clothing business‚ I would adopt a single product strategy. This would entail opening a number of stores in high market areas where‚ expectedly‚ Abercrombie and Fitch will probably be having one or two outlets too. The single

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    a tenth pair of Nikes. Fashion is another huge aspect of high school cliques. Nearly every high school girl dresses like a supermodel. They purchase tight fitting jeans with oversized belts and a matching shirt from stores like Abercrombie and Fitch‚ Guess‚ and American Eagle. Not to mention all the matching jewelry or "bling". Boys‚ too‚ are caught in a similar trap. They also dress to impress when purchasing a polo shirt or baggy jeans from Polo‚ Gap‚ or Structure. The media influences

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    Guess, Inc.

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    Guess?‚ Inc. What started as a small family owned jeans boutique has flourished into a global lifestyle brand. Guess?‚ Inc. currently designs‚ markets‚ distributes‚ and licenses a leading lifestyle collection of contemporary apparel and accessories for men‚ women‚ and children that mirror the American lifestyle‚ while grasping European fashion sensibilities. While the foundation of Guess‚ Inc.’s history and massive success can be attributed to their roots in the sale of jeans‚ Guess

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    Vanity vs Honesty

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    Vanity vs. Honesty Many people find themselves caught up in the everyday acts of vanity and honesty. Everyday people make decisions out of honesty or out of vanity. The changing of our society in everyday life is due to vanity. Even though most people are constantly acting out of vanity‚ you will find in some cases when circumstances change‚ people act more honestly‚ but ultimately vanity rules over honesty. Many individuals act out of vanity until the situation of things change for the worse

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    Teen Shopping Habits

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    terms‚ disposable income is another way of saying ’spendable’ income. Having been at the mall for the better part of three hours I found that purchasing preferences of today’s teens seem to center around a handful of brands such as Hollister‚ Abercrombie & Fitch‚ Forever 21‚ west 49‚ Old Navy‚ American Eagle‚ Urban Outfitters‚ and Bench. Teen male and teen female shopping behaviors differ significantly but in many ways‚ male and female teens behave alike. Both genders shop in packs‚ spend a significant

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