EILEEN FISHER Repositioning the Brand Anat Keinan Jill Avery Fiona Wilson Michael I Norton 2012
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In the spring of 2010, I was walking to work in downtown Manhattan from my apartment in a neighboring building. There were dozens of people walking along, most of them hurrying into work, while I had to stop to catch up with the bustle and noise. Suddenly I heard the words “Eileen Fisher” in my head, and my first thought was: “What was that?” I was familiar with the name, I knew Eileen Fisher, the famous US fashion label. The word Eile
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In the past, Eileen Fisher’s branding and marketing strategies may have been overly simplistic, or at times, almost “baby-sitters” to their message. But now, Eileen Fisher is taking her brand back to a higher place of significance. This is her “Repositioning the Brand” campaign. The first step in repositioning the brand for the next generation, was to make it more accessible to women. Eileen Fisher understood that in order to succeed, it was necessary to appeal to more
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Eileen Fisher is a brand that has been around for 30 years, but it was only through 1998 when the company began a repositioning. As I explain later, the company’s primary business is creating “economic, sustainable, socially responsible clothing.” The company’s focus on ecological responsibility, fair wage practices, and transparency with their customers has helped to reposition Eileen Fisher from a traditional upscale, high-end fashion label into a contemporary and environmentally responsible fashion brand
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“The company, which was born in 1975 as the brainchild of Eileen Fisher and her sisters, relocated its headquarters from New York to Ashland, Oregon in 1988. As the demand for quality, sustainably produced clothing increased, so did the number of women seeking out the Fisher brand. In 1991, Fisher introduced her line of eco-friendly products, which soon became popular. Her signature fabrics are derived from recycled materials, and her clothing is made with organ
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“Women in high-end fashion: a case study of Anat Keinan, Fiona Wilson, and Michael I Norton. Anat Keinan is the Creative Director and President of EILEEN FISHER (EILEEN is a luxury women’s fashion brand). Fiona Wilson is the President of EILEEN FISHER. Michael I Norton is the Designer of the women’s ready-to-wear collection. They have been leading women’s fashion in the United States since 1998
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I had the pleasure of having dinner with Jill Avery, Director of EILEEN FISHER, in Paris last month. We chatted about her inspiring career trajectory and her current brand repositioning exercise, which involves shifting the company’s marketing and retail focus away from the ubiquitous, high-volume, “ready to wear” fashion market and toward a niche, high-end women’s luxury market. link It’s an ambitious goal, but Eileen Fisher’s success over the years
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The Repositioning the Brand, Anat Keinan, Jill Avery, Fiona Wilson, and Michael I Norton, EILEEN FISHER, Published by Ivymount Books, in partnership with Ivymount Inc, New York, New York 2012. This book is intended for informational purposes only and is not a substitute for professional advice, counseling or diagnosis. 9781935499030. 159 pp.