IADS Exclusive – From boudoir to browser, Etam’s French flair for people-powered tech
Omnichannel strategies have become essential for brands seeking to enhance customer experience while driving sales. From that perspective, few brands have demonstrated the resilience and adaptability of French lingerie brand Etam. From its inception in 1916 to becoming a multinational underwear powerhouse with over 1,300 stores across 57 countries, Etam has orchestrated an omnichannel transformation that breaks down the traditional physical and digital silos.
Through their clienteling application, fundamentally shifting how the brand approaches customer relationships, inventory management, and in-store operations, Etam offers department stores interesting insights into how heritage brands can embrace technological innovation without sacrificing the human touch that defines exceptional retail experiences.
The IADS visited their Paris flagship store in front of Galeries Lafayette’s Haussmann department store for a private presentation of their clienteling tool, largely developed in-house.
IADS Exclusive – From boudoir to browser, Etam’s French flair for people-powered tech
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