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21 Sep

Olly Launches Men’s Sexual Health Complement – WWD

Olly Launches Men’s Sexual Health Complement – WWD
Olly is betting on sexual wellness and men’s health.  The brand is launching Mighty Mojo, $35, its second men’s health-focused complement that goals to support testosterone production and sex drive. This launch is indicative of two key markets Olly is seeking to expand in: men’s health and sexual health.  Based on the brand, their female-focused sexual health complement Lovin’ Libido, $20, has quickly turn into a top performer, leading the corporate to further explore the category.  “[Lovin’ Libido] has catapulted us into this latest space and excited about sexual wellness as one among our latest core segments that we expect we will win in,” said Emily Zwerner, Olly’s vp of promoting. With this, the brand can also be seeking to expand their reach with...
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27 Mar

Olly Launches Mood-Focused Adaptogen Capsules – WWD

Olly Launches Mood-Focused Adaptogen Capsules – WWD
Olly wants users to emphasize less. The complement brand, available at major retailers like Goal and CVS, is launching three recent products, all infused with adaptogens — a brand recent ingredient for the brand. Adaptogens are sometimes used to spice up mood and reduce the results of stress. For the Olly team, expanding the brand’s mood-focused offerings was key, especially because it has develop into a top concern amongst Gen Z and Millennial shoppers, in accordance with Punam Patel, vice chairman of product.  “At Olly, we’re acquainted with the interconnectedness of physical and mental well-being. Adaptogens follow this philosophy, too. By regulating our response to emphasize, and balancing our extremes, we now have a greater likelihood at feeling good overall,” she told WWD....
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28 Sep

EXCLUSIVE: Olly Shinder Is Dover Street Market Paris’ Latest Recruit

EXCLUSIVE: Olly Shinder Is Dover Street Market Paris’ Latest Recruit
For British designer Olly Shinder, the incontrovertible fact that his Central Saint Martins graduate collection didn’t go viral is not any biggie. In spite of everything, his bachelor collection still got him “connected with the magazines that I used to be most considering, with Dover Street Market,” he told WWD, recalling how retailers were calling and he was contacting Adrian Joffe. On condition that this led him to a spot at Dover Street Market Paris starting this season, clicks can’t compete. The 23-year-old all the time had a way that fashion interested him, but “coming from a comparatively conservative family,” he didn’t feel that interest could be encouraged. Growing up in London, he “made some extent [of] going to each art exhibition,” which eventually...
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