SAUCONY

Global retail programs need centralized ordering so that partners across regions are working from the same specifications, lead times, and inventory pool. Saucony’s retail partners across 30-plus countries pre-order display components through brandhub powered by SELECT, which improves production efficiencies and economies of scale compared to managing regional orders separately, while keeping communication and deployment centralized on a single platform.

A modular fixture system is built from configurable components that can be arranged differently depending on the space available, rather than a single fixed design. Saucony’s system can be arranged across a range of retail footprints, from full shop-in-shop buildouts to smaller inline displays, giving the brand consistency at every scale without requiring custom engineering for each individual location.

Magnetic graphic panels and printed overlays allow the underlying fixture to remain in place while the visual presentation changes. For Saucony, this lets an evergreen display structure flex across different product lines and seasonal collections, so retailers can customize the showcase for a specific launch without needing a full fixture replacement.

Yes. Because Saucony’s fixture components are designed to be configured rather than custom-built per location, the same base engineering supports everything from a full shop-in-shop to a compact inline display. That approach reduces the need for one-off engineering work for each retail format while keeping brand presentation consistent across the network.

When partners in different countries order through the same platform instead of separate regional processes, production runs can be planned and batched more efficiently, and communication about specs, timing, and deployment stays centralized. That is the structure Saucony uses today, with brandhub powered by SELECT supporting pre-ordering and deployment across its full international retail partner network.