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THE ICONIC
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https://www.theiconic.com.au
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2011
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501–1,000
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HeadquartersSydney, Australia
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Australia
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Oceania
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THE ICONIC

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THE ICONIC
Website
https://www.theiconic.com.au
Company type
Private
Founded year
2011
Headcount range
501–1,000 employees
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When was THE ICONIC founded?

THE ICONIC was founded in 2011. It employs 501 to 1,000 people.

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THE ICONIC is headquartered in Sydney, Australia, in the Oceania region.

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InsideretailThe Iconic boosts profit, margins as sales riseOnline fashion retailer The Iconic reported a 53% increase in adjusted EBITDA to $13.6 million for the first half of the fiscal year, driven by improved margins and operational efficiencies. Revenue and net merchandise value both grew by 3%, while active customer numbers rose by 2%. The company expanded its marketplace offerings by adding major brands such as Gap and Marimekko and increasing the uptake of its own fulfilment services.InsideretailCan fashion compete with supermarkets in the rush to retail media?Australian fashion retailers and department stores are increasingly investing in retail media advertising businesses, traditionally dominated by supermarket giants with their loyalty programs and store networks. The Iconic has launched Iconic Media as its new advertising brand, joining Myer and David Jones in seeking to monetize customer attention and shopping data as a new revenue stream. This shift reflects a broader trend of non-supermarket retailers building their own advertising platforms to diversify income sources.InsideretailOnline CX Index special edition: The rise of chatbot obstructionHumii's 2026 Online CX Report identified chatbot obstruction as a new and rapidly growing cause of online shopping cart abandonment in Australia, rising from 3.4% to nearly 7% of all abandonment reasons in just six months, with some retailers experiencing rates as high as 35%. The research included specific chatbot failures across Australian retailers including Temple & Webster, BWS, The Iconic, Myer, and Big W, where chatbots provided incorrect product information, failed to handle basic spelling errors, and were unaware of current promotions. The article argues that the problem stems not from the chatbot technology itself but from retailers launching chatbots without proper ongoing maintenance, ownership, or testing protocols.InsideretailWhy The Iconic’s CTO is betting on Google’s AI shopping revolutionThe article discusses how Google is fundamentally disrupting the traditional retail purchase funnel through its AI shopping capabilities. It highlights the strategic perspective of The Iconic's CTO, who is betting on this shift in consumer behavior and search infrastructure.Money magazineHow online marketplaces are changing the way Aussies shopOnline marketplaces are reshaping Australian e-commerce, with Amazon reaching 60% of Australian shoppers last year while 66% plan to buy there this year, and major retailers launching their own marketplace platforms with low consumer recognition. Amazon faces intensifying pressure from ultra-cheap rivals Shein and Temu, prompting the launch of budget-focused Amazon Haul in August 2025 and continued investment in local fulfilment infrastructure including a new 52,000 square meter centre in Victoria and a $490 million commitment to sites in Western Sydney. Specialist players like The Iconic are responding by differentiating through fashion and lifestyle specialisation, sustainable offerings, and frictionless returns rather than competing on price or range.DatadogTHE ICONIC strengthens platform reliability with Datadog to keep shopping seamlessDatadog, Inc. announced that THE ICONIC has unified its observability infrastructure using Datadog to improve platform reliability and performance monitoring, especially during peak shopping periods. The company now monitors logs, traces, and metrics across its AWS-based microservices architecture, enabling faster issue detection and resolution.news.com.auCheckout – Best Deals, Expert Product Reviews & Buying GuidesThe article discusses fashion styles inspired by the character Joanne from Netflix's show "Nobody Wants This," particularly her outfits that mix affordable and premium pieces. It highlights specific clothing items available at THE ICONIC that viewers can purchase to replicate Joanne's looks. The piece provides a variety of fashion suggestions suitable for different occasions and budgets.news.com.auCyber Monday 2025 Sale: Best deals from The Iconic in AustraliaThe Iconic, Australia’s leading online fashion destination, has launched its Cyber Monday 2025 sale featuring discounts across fashion, beauty, activewear, and lifestyle brands including Nike (up to 40% off), Seed Heritage (30% off), Country Road (25% off), and Witchery (30% off). The sale also includes notable markdowns on items such as the Country Road Pocket Detail Shirt reduced to $29.96 from $179 (83% saving) and ASICS running shoes at 25% off, which the article notes is an unprecedented discount level. The promotional event, part of the broader Black Friday and Cyber Monday shopping period, runs through December 1 with various discounts across thousands of styles.BeautydirectoryAustralia's most loved retailers namedPower Retail released its second annual Most Loved Retailers report, ranking Australian retailers based on customer experience metrics derived from a survey of over 3,000 respondents. Adore Beauty claimed the top spot with a composite PRICE score of 248, climbing from sixth place last year, followed by THE ICONIC (247) and Dan Murphy's (241). The report categorizes retailers into four groups—Champions, Critical Advocates, Potential Promoters, and Growth Opportunity—based on Net Promoter Score, Customer Satisfaction, and Effort Rating.StylearcadeYour guide to the future of inventory forecastingThe article outlines the challenges of inventory forecasting in the fashion retail sector, highlighting issues such as manual processes and supply chain disruptions that lead to significant overstocking and profit loss. It proposes that adopting specialized AI-driven demand planning software can reduce forecasting errors by 20% to 50% and improve operational efficiency. The piece also identifies key industry players like Style Arcade, Ralph Lauren, Princess Polly, and The Iconic as examples of companies utilizing or developing these technologies.