Oroton Evolves Digital Strategy with Pattern to Support Apparel and Store Network Growth

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New approach links digital channel discovery and in-store experiences as Oroton expands its apparel offering and retail footprint

COMPANY NEWS: New approach links digital channel discovery and in-store experiences as Oroton expands its apparel offering and retail footprint

Global ecommerce and marketplace accelerator Pattern has announced that it is working with Australian luxury brand Oroton to evolve its digital marketing strategy and personalise the customer journey across digital channels and its growing store network.

Best known for its leather handbags, Oroton has extended its offering to ready-to-wear collections, bringing the brand’s longstanding focus on quality and craftsmanship to a broader range of categories.

To support this expansion, Oroton partnered with Pattern to evolve its marketing strategy and reach new customer groups across the multiple channels they use to discover, browse and shop its collections.

Oroton’s General Manager of Digital, Natasha Steenkamp, said the partnership supports the brand’s focus on increasing awareness of the breadth of its range.

“Oroton is incredibly well known for our luxury leather handbags, but there is an opportunity to build greater awareness of our growing apparel offering and the quality, craftsmanship and premium fabrications that extend across our collections,” Steenkamp said.

“Our customer is at the centre of everything we do. We consider ourselves channel agnostic, so our focus is on being present wherever our customers are in their journey, whether that is through search, social or in store.

“Pattern is helping us apply that approach across our digital marketing and ensure we are reaching customers in the right places as our offering continues to evolve,” explained Steenkamp.

To support Oroton's customer-led approach, Pattern examined how the brand's digital marketing could better recognise customer intent and connect discovery across online and in-store channels.

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