The premium t-shirt and apparel company, known to adorn celebrities around the world, wanted lower costs, higher sales and better analytics; Nogin is delivering all that and more.
LOS ANGELES, Oct. 12, 2021 — Junk Food Clothing, the premium apparel company that has become a celebrity favorite with its pop culture designs ranging from entertainment icons to professional sports leagues and popular music acts, is reaping strong benefits after connecting with another industry leader for its online ecommerce platform: Nogin.
Junk Food moved to Nogin’s Commerce-as-a-Service (CaaS) platform in the fourth quarter of 2020, enabling it to deliver best-in-class e-commerce to its clientele, as well as increase sales, profits and conversion rates, and execute R&D upgrades in real-time.
And the pairing began paying off immediately, according to Bill Hutchison, CEO for Hybrid Apparel, which owns the Junk Food brand. “We are on target to triple our Junk Food e-commerce business during our first year with Nogin,” Hutchison said. “Along the way, we’ve seen cost-savings in third-party vendors needed to drive our revenue growth due to the external partnerships and relationships Nogin has in the space.”
Hutchison said it’s been about more than just increased sales. “The analytical data Nogin has shared with us has also allowed us to make informative and strategic decisions to capture revenue while also growing awareness for the Junk Food brand to a new set of customers we’re continuously bringing to our site,” he said.
Under the agreement, Tustin, Calif.-based Nogin is handling all aspects of Junk Food’s ecommerce operations, ramping up the manufacturer’s online performance with its Intelligent Commerce software, AI-driven marketing capabilities and high-touch digital services.
“We’re able to offer a turn-key solution for companies like Junk Food that combines all the elements they need to be more effective selling online,” said Geoffrey Van Haeren, president of Nogin. “Just as Amazon Web Services was revolutionary for on-demand cloud-hosting, the Nogin technology platform is a game-changer in ecommerce.” Other Nogin users include such major brands as Kenneth Cole, Honeywell, Hurley, Bebe, Lululemon, True Religion, Yeezy and Charming Charlie.
“Prior to partnering with Nogin, we had an in-house start-up digital business while only using an external digital marketing agency,” Hutchison said. “The switch to Nogin has given us a best-of-class digital platform, allowing us the quickest solution to grow our digital footprint and capture more revenue faster.”
About Junk Food Clothing
Junk Food came onto the scene in 1998, creating and forever changing the premium T-shirt market. Carried in thousands of top stores throughout the world, Junk Food is a celebrity favorite, featured weekly on numerous style icons in major media. Junk Food has signature soft fabrics and trend-leading fits that also include unique treatments that make each piece one-of-a-kind. Also a licensing powerhouse, Junk Food has rights to hundreds of major pop-culture licenses, including numerous sports leagues, artists and bands. www.junkfoodclothing.com
About Nogin
Nogin delivers Commerce as a Service to leading brands in the fashion, CPG, beauty, health, and wellness industries. The company’s Intelligent Commerce product is a full-stack ecommerce technology platform that includes R&D, sales optimization, and machine learning, along with artificial intelligence-driven marketing and fulfillment. Known for helping global brands keep pace with big retail and drive predictable profitability, Nogin partners with clients to launch the ecommerce operations, team, and data from the ground up — typically in less than 90 days. For more information on the company’s services, visit www.nogin.com.
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