CVI will electronically re-deploy its "traditionally" developed and retail test
marketed sport fashion label to demonstrate its industrial process technology
solution to department store private label owners.
Throughout the development process, CVI has maintained ties to merchandisers at key
department stores and other distribution sources including JC Penney, Belk,
and Rossignol. The sources have expressed strong interest in going forward
with CVI's comprehensive, sport fashion brand under the TAKIT® (pronounced take it)
Label. Recent previews by Belk Department Stores and other qualified industry
sources indicate that the line is well positioned for a “volumn” cross channel
distribution roll out to department and sport stores in the USA.
In forward promotional efforts, CVI will leverage its success with prior marketing campaigns used during the test-marketing phase. CVI will implement use of themes that promote the cross-functionality and fashion value of CVI's label products, including use of print media in key industry publications to maintain CVI's image. Incentive programs that gain and keep the attention of the trade and the consumer have been developed. Initial programs may rely on court sport gear complementary add-ons to apparel purchases. Point-of-Sale materials include eye-catching posters, hang tags, counter stand-up displays, and banners. In addition, CVI may use court gear or other accessory collections in concept shop form.