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Long Champ Case Analysis
Long Champ Case Analysis
Back Ground
Jean Cassegrain turned a partisan tobacco shop into a shop that sold tobacco pipes with
finest exotic leather, in 1948.
By the 1960’s, Longchamp products were sold in more than 100 countries through 1500
points of sale
In 1972, Phillip took leadership in growing with business, Sophie Delafontaine & Olivier
Cassegrain later joined the business
In 2000’s , Cassegrain bought in outside expertise to expend the business
Competitive Advantage
Stylishness
Timelessness
Luxury
Quality
Discretion
Whimsy
Elegance
Modernity
Strengths:-
Family Operation
Craftsmanship
Timeless designs
Available in 100 Countries
Strong popularity of Le Pliage
Weaknesses:-
Opportunities:-
Threats:-
Suggestions:-
Lessen the price gap through customization (Nylon & Fabric mix product designs)
Use pattern & Prints that are offered in limited time only collection as customization option
Introduce men’s product line effectively to access new markets
New Market segment while improving brand awareness & Perception
Restructure Longchamp showrooms to look more appealing and Luxurious
Should focus on service quality along with product quality
Test marketing in selective retail stores , hire salespeople with experience in men’s fashion
to assist male customers
Proper setup for after sale service and customer experience