Entering the U.S. market
You need evidence of customer demand and a practical route into the market.
Discuss your U.S. entryWe build the U.S.
business behind
Global Brands.
A U.S. market-entry and operating partner.
From market validation and U.S. traction to retail, marketplaces and operations, we build the infrastructure brands need to enter and grow in the American market.
Fashion · Beauty · Accessories · Jewelry · Home & lifestyleFIND YOUR STARTING POINT ↓
Across the retail landscape
Wolf & Badger
ShopSimon
Gilt
Nordstrom
Bloomingdale’s
Macy’s
Neiman Marcus
Selected retail and marketplace examples. Logos do not imply partnership, endorsement or access.
Your business today
Start where
you are.
Entering the market, strengthening your operation or developing the next stage. Your needs determine where our work begins.
Strengthening an existing operation
You are selling in the U.S. and need clearer ownership of channels, inventory or customer care.
Discuss your operating needsDeveloping the next stage
Your U.S. business is running and you want to improve performance or explore new opportunities.
Discuss your next stageThe partnership journey
Build the business.
Develop what works.
Enter at the stage your business needs. Market validation, customer demand and commercial performance guide what comes next.
Entering the U.S. market
Validate.
Assess the customer, product proposition, positioning, channel fit, economics and readiness.
- Market and readiness assessment
- Priority assumptions and entry roadmap
- Quality of evidence, unresolved assumptions and agreement on priorities.
ACROSS EVERY STAGE
Operate Analyze Optimize
Six connected services
The scope you need.
The work connected.
Commercial development, brand presentation, technology and daily operations, shaped around your business and the responsibilities we agree together.
Market validation, commercial development and operating priorities for entering or growing in the U.S.
- Brand, customer and market-fit assessment
- Channel comparison and entry priorities
- Commercial and operating readiness
Collection presentation, product information and ongoing channel management shaped around the selected route to market.
- Channel development around brand fit
- Collection presentation and assortment planning
- Marketplace operations
Lookbooks, line sheets, product imagery, and content prepared for buyers and commerce.
- Lookbooks and line sheets
- Product imagery and digital content
- Assets adapted to retail buyers
Product data, commerce connections, and useful automation directed by people who understand the work.
- Product data and commerce integrations
- Tools selected around operating needs
- AI-supported workflows
Inventory care, order fulfillment, thoughtful packaging, and customer support as part of one operation.
- Hanging and folded garment storage
- Inventory care and order fulfillment
- Brand-specific packaging
Careful returns assessment, product recovery, and a commercial view of the business behind the sale.
- Returns assessment and condition review
- Product recovery where condition allows
- Inventory returned to sale
Client work
The work,
in practice.
Different starting points. Commercial development and operating work shaped around each brand.
Women's apparel & fashion · Turkey
From U.S. expansion plans to Nordstrom approval.
Starting point
Exquise wanted to bring its contemporary womenswear collections to U.S. shoppers through department-store dropshipping.
The work
Shaped the U.S. expansion strategy and refined brand positioning, collection structure and channel readiness for department-store requirements.
A new route to market
Passed Nordstrom's commercial and operational screening and was approved for placement, creating a new route to U.S. shoppers.
Women's apparel & fashion · Turkey
From one U.S. channel to a broader retail footprint.
Starting point
Nocturne entered the U.S. through its first department-store channel, with ambitions to build a wider retail presence.
The work
Supported the initial market entry and retail launch, then continued the commercial and operating work behind expansion into additional U.S. retail channels.
A growing U.S. presence
Expanded beyond its first department-store channel into a broader U.S. retail footprint, backed by an ongoing commercial and operating partnership.
Your U.S. business / 360° support
From market entry
to daily operations.
Market planning, brand presentation, digital commerce, fulfillment and returns. See how the work connects.
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Commercial reach.
Operating responsibility.
The U.S. market connects customers, products, channels, retail relationships, technology, data and operations. We assess how those pieces work together, then build and operate around your brand’s needs.
Agree the priorities.
Clarify the customer, commercial goals, current operation and decisions that need evidence.
Define who does what.
Agree the scope, outputs, approvals, access and responsibilities before work begins.
Review the whole business.
Look at customer response and sales alongside costs, inventory, returns and margin.
The business behind your brand
A partner for
your U.S. business.
The Global Ops is a U.S. market-entry and operating partner that helps international brands build, run and grow their American business.
People connect commercial direction, product information, inventory and customer care. Technology supports the work. Responsibility is defined within the agreed scope.
We don’t just open doors.
We build what’s behind them.
Explore the operating approachWe build what’s behind them.
What does a U.S. market-entry and operating partner do?
We help international brands build, run and grow their American business. The work connects market validation and commercial development with channels, product data, fulfillment, customer service and returns.
Who is The Global Ops for?
We work with distinctive emerging, premium, luxury, and affordable-luxury brands exploring or growing a U.S. presence. Our focus spans fashion, beauty, accessories, jewelry, home, and lifestyle.
Can we start before we have a U.S. presence?
Yes. The journey can begin with market validation, positioning, and an entry plan. For brands already operating in the U.S., the conversation can focus on the channels, operations, and priorities of the next stage.
What does an ongoing partnership include?
The scope is built around the brand. It can connect commercial development and retail or marketplace management with brand assets, technology, fulfillment, customer service, and returns. We define responsibilities together before the work begins.
Do you guarantee retailer or marketplace placement?
No. Each channel makes its own decisions. We help brands build readiness and pursue suitable opportunities, with the business and operating support needed behind them.
What happens after I get in touch?
We review what you share, discuss your brand and U.S. goals, and explore whether the partnership fits. If there is a fit, the next step is to define priorities, responsibilities, and the scope of work.
Start a conversation
Let’s discuss
your U.S. business.
Tell us what you want to build or improve. We’ll review your context and discuss the priorities, gaps and next step together.
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