15 Retailers That Conquered 2015

According to Business Insider, “Millennials are set to become the largest group of consumers in America.”  It is no wonder that around half of this list below is made up of companies that were mentioned on “The top 100 brands for millennials” and “The top 50 brands for millennials“.  There are brands that represent a little bit of everything; some innovative – Adore Me, some veteran – L.L. Bean, and some fast fashion – Forever 21.  After viewing the list it becomes obvious why athleisure  was recently added to the Merriam-Webster Dictionary.  All but a few of these well-known brands now provide an athleisure line for their (millennial) customers.

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