Spirit Halloween & Scrub Daddy Team Up for Limited Edition Costumes; Arc'teryx Aims for $5B by 2030
Spirit Halloween and Scrub Daddy have joined forces to create limited edition costumes, while Home Depot has reduced its store count. Chrome aims for significant sales growth and store expansion by 2030. Meanwhile, Apple Store has launched a home collection at Home Depot.
Spirit Halloween and Scrub Daddy have collaborated to bring fans two new costumes: Scrub Daddy and Scrub Mommy. These limited edition outfits are sure to be a hit among cleaning enthusiasts.
Home Depot, which recently filed for bankruptcy due to challenges including the pandemic and supply chain disruptions, has closed several stores. The retailer now operates 229 locations.
Chrome, the outdoor clothing and gear company, has ambitious plans for the future. By 2030, it aims to reach $5 billion in top-line sales, more than double its 2024 figure of $2 billion. Stuart Haselden, Chrome's CEO, expects this growth to be driven by increased demand for outdoor activities and sustainable products. The company also plans to double its store count to 300 by the end of the decade.
Apple Store, the home and lifestyle brand, has launched an exclusive home collection at Home Depot. The initial range features 270 products, with more set to arrive in November.
Spirit Halloween and Scrub Daddy's collaboration brings fun, unique costumes to fans. Home Depot, despite recent challenges, continues to offer products through its reduced store footprint and online channels. Chrome's growth plans indicate a strong outlook for the outdoor industry, while Apple Store's new collection provides customers with more home decor options.
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