ASOS

company on 3 shows · 4 statements across 3 episodes · said 44 times in 13 episodes since 2016

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Evans: ASOS adds 5,000 new lines weekly and stocks 80,000-90,000 SKUs
“ASOS was this UK, is this UK online only fast fashion company, which does sort of 5000 new lines a week and stocks sort of a 80 to 80 to 90,000 SKUs at any given time.”
Benedict Evans May 26, 2022 ▶ 6:30 Shein, TikTok and Netflix - thinking about limits
Evans: Shein and TikTok differ from Zara and Netflix via rapid feedback loops
“But it's also the feedback loop, and I think that's the change from ASOS, and certainly from Zara and H&M, and in some ways the change from Netflix, but it's what you have on TikTok, and what you have on on Shein is, is you have that very quick feedback cycle.”
Benedict Evans May 26, 2022 ▶ 16:42 Shein, TikTok and Netflix - thinking about limits
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Cowan-Brown: Shein turns around fashion production in two to three days
“Unlike Zara or Asus, and most people have gotten familiar with their e-commerce model and being able to turn things around in two or three weeks. Shein is turning things around in two or three days, which is absolutely insane.”
Toni Cowan-Brown Jul 5, 2021 ▶ 29:20 'Digital transformation' - beyond the silly slogan
Evans: ASOS functions as a media company monetized via e-commerce
“They are a fashion company, you know, they are a media company that monetizes through e-commerce way before, an e-commerce company that made content as opposed to a content company that made e-commerce.”
Benedict Evans Jun 21, 2021 ▶ 22:03 The Business of publishing

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