Sentence examples for mainstream merchants from inspiring English sources

The fashion tribes, among them emissaries from Prada and Missoni, and mainstream merchants like Anthropology, who have visited the show in the past, may well be indulging a taste for flamboyance, Mr. Orenstein added.

Woodstock's young, left-of-center crowd — nice kids, including students, artists, workers and politicos, as well as full-fledged L.S.D.-popping hippies — was quickly recognized as a potential army of consumers that mainstream merchants would not underestimate again.

Tim Phelan, president of the Connecticut Retail Merchants Association, argued that a tax on bags would harm both consumers and the "small, independent, mainstream merchants" that make up his membership.

Mainstream merchants are offering their own doom-y interpretations, the most accessible among them Ms. Summerville's 30-piece collection for H & M; AllSaints goatskin biker jackets; shredded jeans from J Brand and from Trash and Vaudeville; and, at Hot Topic, spiked chain necklaces and lace-up boots.

Pittman says of the lack of growth: "When we deal with the mainstream merchants who we know are going to be around a long time…we make a conscious effort to try and do shorter term deals….

Prominent editors like Ms. Dello Russo are also magnets to designers and mainstream American merchants, who have built marketing strategies around them.

New Rivals in Online Apparel Several years after mainstream clothing merchants introduced Web sites to combat online rivals, big-box retailers like Sears.com and Walmart.com are entering the apparel category.

This begs the question: What will it take to bring Apple Pay (or a similarly secure solution) mainstream, and save online merchants and banks from huge losses due to fraud?

And what mainstream media's fear-merchants are most afraid of is not censorship, but an FCC that actually does its job -- creating more opportunities for people like you and me to participate in media.

Prosecco only really began to drift into the British mainstream in the 2000s, as merchants presented it as a softer, less acerbic budget-fizz rival to Spanish cava.

Instead of targeting the wider mainstream with daily deals, Bloomspot allowed merchants to specifically target their best customers.