News • 22.05.2018

eobuwie.pl brings digital fluidity to physical retail

"Blending the convenience of online shopping with the fast fulfilment of brick-and-mortar retail"

store insights eobuwie.pl; copyright: Dalziel & Pow...
Source: Dalziel & Pow

eobuwie.pl is striding forward with its new, sector-defining store concept, designed by Dalziel & Pow, which positions the Polish brand as the ‘next big thing’ in footwear retail.

The concept is a direct response to the changing face of retail, and unlike many other brands, eobuwie.pl has adopted a customer-centric approach – behaving truly innovatively and expansively.

Building on its dominance in e-commerce, eobuwie.pl’s new proposition seamlessly blends the digital and physical on the high street for an exciting, easy-to-shop alternative to traditional footwear stores.  With this digitally enabled store environment, eobuwie.pl aims to expand its appeal beyond the established online audience.

store insights eobuwie.pl; copyright: Dalziel & Pow...
Source: Dalziel & Pow

eobuwie.pl is owned by CCC S.A the largest footwear retail company in Central Europe and the largest footwear manufacturer in Europe. Dalziel & Pow recently created CCC’s new own-brand concept stores, which help customers browse an abundance of styles in an easy-to-shop self-service mode. Customers have almost the entirety of the brand’s stock at their fingertips.

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Source: Dalziel & Pow

eobuwie.pl’s physical debut has a completely different purchase journey, the store has no physical product on the shop floor and is supported by a vast stockroom for a free-flowing experience mirroring its online service.

store insights eobuwie.pl; copyright: Dalziel & Pow...
Source: Dalziel & Pow

A pair of digital screens flank the open entrance to attract passing shoppers and the arrival zone is designed for quick transactions and purchases, with high stools and interactive touchscreen tablets on which customers can search and order.

For customers seeking a slower journey, the heart of the store is designed for browsing and trying on shoes. This space has a warmer, more intimate feel with an industrial-style framework and fluted glass to bring privacy, and a lowered ceiling.

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Source: Dalziel & Pow

Continuous eye-level screens create an immersive thread around the entire store and play rolling content that showcases eobuwie.pl’s wide selection of footwear – some 450 brands and 40,000 styles. The content is also played on two large screens beside the cash desks. These digital displays replace traditional VM, delivering a sleek, minimal store environment that emphasises the unique, seamless customer journey.

store insights eobuwie.pl; copyright: Dalziel & Pow...
Source: Dalziel & Pow

From the back of the store there’s a view into the stockroom which houses 110,000 shoe boxes, showcasing the vast range of brands and products available to the customer. Boxes slide from the stockroom down through the racking behind the cash desks, creating an element of retail theatre.

store insights eobuwie.pl; copyright: Dalziel & Pow...
Source: Dalziel & Pow

David Dalziel, Creative Director at Dalziel & Pow, said: “This ambitious and challenging concept blends the convenience of online shopping with the fast fulfilment of bricks-and-mortar, setting a new standard for high street footwear retailing. It feels like a success already with queues to use the 45 digital terminals at busy times. Further plans are already underway to roll this out in the near future.”

store insights eobuwie.pl; copyright: Dalziel & Pow...
Source: Dalziel & Pow
Source: Dalziel & Pow

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