The Art Class by Target, US The Art Class by Target, US
The Art Class by Target, US The Art Class by Target, US
The Art Class by Target, US The Art Class by Target, US
The Art Class by Target, US The Art Class by Target, US

The power of youth

24 : 01 : 2017 Target : Children's Clothing Line : Generation D

US – Target is tapping into Generation I’s creative expertise with its latest children’s clothing and accessories line.

  • The Art Class collection was designed in collaboration with 10 entrepreneurs aged between seven and 14
  • Products in the range will cost between £4.81 ($5.99, €5.58) and £20.08 ($24.99, €23.28)

As the eldest members of Generation I approach adulthood, brands are seeking to avoid a disconnect with these digital-first consumers through new creative partnerships. Target has collaborated with 10 young social media influencers to develop a range of around 100 clothing items and accessories for its first Art Class collection.

Aimed at children aged between four and 12, the collection is designed to be aesthetically appealing to young shoppers and at a fair price point for parents. Products in the range include hoodies, jogging bottoms and shorts, and the collection will be updated every 4–8 weeks.

Generation D is the fastest-growing consumer group in the world, according to Retail News Insider.

The Big Picture

Brands are increasingly looking to Kidpreneurs for creative inspiration as they tailor their products to suit the needs of members of a digitally native generation.

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