Going Back To Office & Fashion

Fashion Finally Heads Back to the Office

Top executives believe in-person work is necessary for culture building, employee loyalty and creativity — but they’ll need to sell that idea to their workers.
LePrix, a Bethesda, Maryland-based wholesale platform for retailers to buy pre-owned luxury bags, jewellery and accessories, said most of its 30 employees are coming to the office three days a week.
LePrix, a Bethesda, Maryland-based wholesale platform for retailers to buy pre-owned luxury bags, jewellery and accessories, said most of its 30 employees are coming to the office three days a week. (LePrix)

KEY INSIGHTS

  • Many fashion leaders believe in-person work is necessary to boost creativity and collaboration as well as help maintain a company culture and employee loyalty.
  • Hybrid options are becoming popular but they’re not a cure-all.
  • Most companies will need dynamic, flexible policies that help address long-standing pain points like inadequate child care and employee mental health.