BAD KITTY CLOTHING LAUNCHES REDESIGNED ONLINE STORE
LOS ANGELES, Calif., July 15, 2002 – Bad Kitty Clothing today announced the unveiling of their newly redesigned online store. The store, located at http://www.badkittyclothing.com, showcases the company’s popular lines of attention-grabbing t-shirts and tank tops for women and teens. The new site design offers greater navigational ease, complete online order processing, and a host of new eye-catching styles.
The site is categorized into four main lines: Bad Kitty, Hip Chick, Rodeo and Yoga.
In evaluating the casual clothing market, Bad Kitty founders realized that women are more self-assured than ever before and it shows in the way they dress. From teens to thirty-somethings, women are making a statement with their choice of fashion. Bad Kitty Clothing designs allow a woman to radiate confidence and assurance without being aggressive. “We know that women of all ages want to look sexy and have fun,” says Tina Ivanov, Bad Kitty co-founder. “Our aim is to allow women to express themselves, without feeling exposed.”
The new Bad Kitty Clothing online store has so far been met with enthusiasm from customers. Orders have increased significantly along with a substantial increase in referrals. “We’re thrilled to see such a positive response from our customers,” continued Ivanov. “The classic Bad Kitty tees and tanks are still our hottest sellers with the Hip Chick and Rodeo Wear close in line. We will continue our tradition of constantly introducing new looks and new styles to keep our customers on the cutting edge.”
About Bad Kitty Clothing
Bad Kitty Clothing, based in Los Angeles, was started in early 2001 with an eye towards providing hip and provocative casual clothing and accessories for young women.
For more information, including wholesale pricing, please visit www.badkittyclothing.com or contact Victoria Rierdan Hurley at Helicon Public Relations: 310 993 1840. Victoria@heliconpr.com.
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