This Christmas will be the first without the traditional printed catalogue for Freemans, who instead will rely on it's digital format to sell this peak period. After 118 years and over 1 billion ...

J.C. Penney is reviving its print catalog. It stopped publishing the "Big Book" six years ago, but now other retailers are taking a page from the original form of virtual shopping, reports CBS News ...

Headlines in the luxury-retail sector suggest fear and uncertainty. This is particularly true in the US, where famed department-store group Saks Global is struggling to execute its turnaround plans.

Not the hefty Littlewoods or Freemans numbers that once came crashing through our letterboxes with all the grace of a phone directory, of course, but the new dinky, beautifully photographed ‘lookbooks ...

LITTLEWOODS Shop Direct, the Liverpool-based catalogues giant, is profiting from a new breed of flick to click shoppers. New research has shown that the traditional catalogue is booming on the back of ...

Fashion catalogues. Who can forget the encyclopaedic tomes, roughly the weight of a brick, where Granny bought her Hattie Jacques-style Damart underwear and young schoolboys ogled the bra section as a ...

98% of Australians still shop in-store. Digital catalogues are rapidly transforming the way Australians shop, with new research revealing their growing influence on in-store visits and purchasing ...

Shop Direct, which owns department store brands including Very.co.uk and Littlewoods.com, has called time on the catalogue. The retail group, which has produced catalogues for more than 80 years, says ...

Argos has announced it is bidding farewell to its iconic shopping catalogue after almost 50 years of circulation. The bi-annual publication has been a staple in people’s homes since 1973, with over ...

CP All Plc, the operator of 7-Eleven convenience stores, will spin off its shopping catalogue and upgrade it as an online business to cater increasing demand from young customers. The new company, ...

Picture the scene: it’s a gloomy Saturday in January. You check Instagram to see if your best friend has posted any photos from her holiday. Just a few swipes and she appears, drinking a cocktail at a ...