Despite increased time online, consumers abiding by stay-at-home orders are even less likely to buy direct-to-consumer items like an Everlane cashmere sweater, the latest Rothy’s flats or a new
Cuyana bag. For starters, they have nowhere to wear it. Second, with unemployment on the rise, such purchases seem ill-advised. “Consumer spending has declined as economies around the
world have shut down, and e-retailers look to be among the hardest hit,” according to
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