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CASE STUDY REVIEW Katherine Topliffe // Mirza Boric // Theresa Huellinghorst // Katie Espy // Anthony Cope © Created by Mirza Boric CHINA’S WALK IN THE GLOBAL LUXURY FASHION BOULEVARD INTERNATIONAL
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Page 1: Ports Presentation (Business in China Class)

CASE STUDY REVIEW

Katherine Topliffe // Mirza Boric // Theresa Huellinghorst // Katie Espy // Anthony Cope

© Created by Mirza Boric

CHINA’S WALK IN THE GLOBAL LUXURY FASHION BOULEVARD

INTERNATIONAL

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PRESENTATIONAGENDA

Background & History

Characteristics of A Luxury Brand

Ports Success In Chinese Market

Luxury Consumption Around The World

Future Growth

Luxury Marketing

Brand Management Models

Social Issues and Critiques Related To Industry

Conclusion

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WHAT IS PORTS?

PORTS Store in Paris

• Ports is a fashion brand founded in

1961, specializing in luxury ready-to-

wear accessories for men and

women.

• As a pioneer in the nascent luxury

market, Ports made a lasting impact

in China by introducing fashion

consciousness to the Chinese

consumers through early support of

the global fashion media

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PORTS CASE

PORTS LOCATIONSPorts 1961 Has 21 Locations On 3 Continents

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New York, Livermore

CA, Chicago, Montreal

& Halton Hills

(Canada)

N. AMERICA

Sed ut perspiciatis

unde omnis iste

nat us error sit

N. AMERICA AFRICA

France, England,

Germany, Russia,

Italy

EUROPE

Hong Kong, China,

Saudi Arabia

ASIA

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PORTS CASE

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KEY PEOPLEKey People That Contributed to The Success of The Company

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Founder

LUKE TANABE (1920-2009)

• Original founder of Ports

& Tabi International.

• Was transferred to Etac

Sales LTD after parents

sold Ports.

Owner

ALFRED CHAN

Wife of Alfred / Owner

FIONA CIBANI

Owner of Ports 1961

TIA CIBANI

• Bought Ports in 1989

under Etac Sales LTD.

• Moved Ports to China.

• Created Ports Design Ltd.

With Husband Alfred.

• Was Creative Director.

• Created Ports 1961, in

New York, NY.

• Creative Director of Ports 1961

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PORTS CASE

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PORTS COLLECTIONSA Small Sample of Ports Lines Released in 2015

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PREFALL 2015 COLLECTION

www.ports1961.com

Ports Spring Collection

SPRING 2015 COLLECTION

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Ports Spring Collection

SPRING 2015 COLLECTION

www.ports1961.com

Ports 1961 Fall Collection

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PORTS CASE

PORTS HISTORYOverview of Significant Events Within Ports

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• Ports was founded by Luke

Tanabe and his two daughters.

ESTABLISHMENT

1961

RENAME & EXPANSION

1966 – 1970’S

TABI INTERNATIONAL

1980’S

• Renamed to Ports International.

• Expanded throughout North

America and internationally.

• Tanabe creates a

Canadian Store Chain.

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PORTS CASE

PORTS HISTORYOverview of Significant Events Within Ports

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• Tanabe’s Parents sell Ports,

Tabi and Tanabe to Alfred Chan

(Etac Sales LTD).

RETIREMENT

1989

ETAC SALES BANKRUPTS

1992

RELOCATION

1993

• Alfred keeps Ports.

• Sells stores that Were

located in U.K and

North America.

• Chan relocates Ports

to China.

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“WHAT IS LUXURY?”

Is It The State of Great Comfort & Extravagant Living, or The Nature Of A Luxury?

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PORTS CASE

CHARACTERISTICS OF A LUXURY BRANDGenier Defines Luxury With These Characteristics

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The products must symbolize.

PRODUCT INTEGRITY

Luxury items should be hard to attain

and have selective availability.

PREMIUM AVAILABILITY

Luxury brands must uphold a strong reputation.

BRAND IDENTITY

Luxury items must resemble

the highest quality possible.

HIGH QUALITY

Luxury items must be visually pleasing.

AESTHETICS

High prices add value to luxury items.

HIGH PRICE TAG

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PORTS CASE

LUXURY BRAND SEGMENTSHow Do Marketers Segment Luxury Brands?

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LUXURY WATCHES & JEWELRY

APPARELS & LEATHER GOODS

WINES / CHAMPAGNES & SPIRITS

FRAGRANCES

AUTOMOBILES

OTHERS

LUXURY

SEGMENTS

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PORTS CASE

PORTS EXPANSION STRATEGYPorts Implemented Various Strategies to Become Globally Recognized

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Chan and wife Fiona

create Ports Design LTD.

ESTABLISHMENT

1994

Ports acquires BMW license for

rights to use BMW’s trademark.

BMW LICENSE

2000

Ports implements Shop-at-

Home to VIP members.

Tia Branches off and creates

Ports 1961 in New York.

Goes Public on the Hong Kong

Stock Exchange.

EXPANSION

2003

Ports is rated as third most

desirable brand.

REPUTATION

2006

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PORTS CASE

PORTS EXPANSION STRATEGY

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Ports is featured in the movie

Devil Wears Prada.

MOVIE FEATURE

2006

Ports 1961 opens showcase

store in HKIA.

SHOWCASE

2008

Ports is feature in the hit TV-

series Sex and the City.

SHOW FEATURE

2008

Ports 1961 launches a men’s

fashion line.

MENSWEAR

2011

Ports Implemented Various Strategies to Become Globally Recognized

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PORTS CASE

PORTS SUCCESS IN CHINESE MARKETKey Factors That Contributed to The Success of Ports In China

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Ports had control over their own design, manufacturing,

marketing, retail and distribution.

VERTICALLY INTEGRATED

Ports distributed their products to luxury stores and

outlets that were among other high end brands.

DISTRIBUTION

Ports effectively conveyed that clothes symbolize who

you are as a person and how successful you are.

PERCEPTION AMONG CHINESE MARKET

Fiona and Tia move to China to better understand their

target market and Chinese culture.

WIFE AND SISTER IN LAW MOVE TO CHINA

Ports endorsed various celebrities to enhance the

perception that their products were high quality and

accepted by the western world.

CELEBRITY ENDORSEMENT

Ports was featured in various fashion shows across

Europe which popularized the brand outside of China.

FASHION SHOWS

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PORTS CASE

LUXURY CONSUMPTION Countries With The Largest Luxury Goods Market

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1 United States $70.1 B

2 Japan $18.1 B

3 Italy $16.1 B

4 France $15.3 B

5 China $15.0 B

6 United Kingdom $13.4 B

7 Germany $10.4 B

8 Korea S9.1B

40%

60%

$10.4 BGermany

$13.4 BUnited Kingdom

$9.1 BKorea

$70.1 BUSA

$16.1 BItaly

$18.1 BJapan

$15.3 BFrance

$15.0 BChina

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PORTS CASE

FUTURE GROWTH Suggestions and Strategies For Future Growth

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Ports must utilize various forms of social media

marketing to gain visibility towards their brand.

DIGITAL MARKETING

Ports must make an effort to organize and

revamp how their company looks on Google.

SEARCH ENGINE OPTIMIZATION

Ports must develop engaging content to

promote though social media channels.

CONTENT STRATEGY

Ports has to explain who they are as a

brand and why their brand is unique.

BRAND STORY TELLING

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PORTS CASE

INDEPENDENT FAMILY/SUB BRANDINGFeatures of an Independent Family Brand Model

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WHAT IS IFB?

Single brand name is used to sell two or

more related products.

USE

IFB is used when brands already maintain a

positive and reputable images.

ADVANTAGES

Unity, cost reduction, creates positive

associations with the parent brands.

REINFORCE VALUE

Reinforces values that the parent brand upholds.

IFB

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PORTS CASE

MULTI-BRAND STRATEGY Features of a Multi-Brand Model

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WHAT IS MULTI-BRAND MODEL?

Marketing products under different and

unrelated brands.

USE

Caters to consumers that like to

try different brands.

ADVANTAGES

More shelf space, leaving less room for

competitors.

DISADVANTAGE

Many fail with this model because

of poor management.

MULTI-

BRAND

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PORTS CASE

BRANDING MODELS & PORTSWhat Ports Can Learn From These Branding Models

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UNITES COMPANY (IFB)

CREATES GOOD REPUTATION (IFB)APPEALS TO WIDER

RANGE OF CONSUMERS (M-B)

OPENS INNOVATION (M-B)

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PORTS CASE

SOCIAL ISSUES & CRITIQUESNegative Perceptions Among The Fashion Industry

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Ports and the fashion industry are criticized for their high

prices and margins. Often these products are cheap to

produce but sold at a much higher price.

EXCESSIVE PRICE / SPENDING

Chinese have a history of conserving and saving money.

Spending too much on luxury, can be viewed as

wasteful by some Chinese people.

CHINESE CULTURE AND CONSERVATISM

The prices and availability often exclude the general

population and middle class.

OUT OF REACH ITEMS FOR MIDDLE CLASS

Chinese products have a reputation of being cheap and

counterfeit so luxury products made in China lose some

perception of quality.

“MADE IN CHINA” STEREOTYPES

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PORTS CASE

PORTS ADAPTING TO CRITIQUESPorts Attempts at Handling Fashion Industry Critiques

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Ports has established lower

prices on select specialty

fashions lines that they release.

LOWER PRICES

A VIP program was

established to appeal to a

more prestigious and loyal

customer base.

VIP PROGRAM

Ports has attempted to

educated the Chinese

consumers about what fashion

really stands for and means.

FASHION PERCEPTION

Ports has been dedicated to

producing quality products

even though the manufacturing

is done in china.

MANUFACTURING

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