"If you know the online retailer, it's probably because of its convincing dupes of pricier fashion brands like Theory, Everlane, Dagne Dover, and more (it's hard to argue with $50 cashmere). In the past few years, Quince has steadily moved beyond clothes and accessories to carry home goods, fine jewelry, and wellness products. And its latest expansion puts gourmet goods on the menu."
"You can add Dom Perignon, white truffles, and caviar to your cart right along with your holiday sweaters, East Fork dishes, and a Fellow coffee machine."
"Some say ringing in the new year with a bump of caviar could bring luck and prosperity. Snag a tin of Royal Osteria roe for half the price of what you'd find at a gourmet provisioner, and you're guaranteed to feel a little richer. Buy two or more tins, and each will cost you $100 instead of $125. Quince claims to source its caviar from the world's largest sustainable caviar producer that supplies the world's finest restaurants (we've reached out to Quince for more details about who this is). Each purchase comes with a pretty mother-of-pearl caviar spoon."
Holiday party season increases demand for festive outfits, host gifts, and shareable provisions. Quince, known for affordable dupes of higher-end fashion brands, has broadened its assortment beyond clothing into home goods, fine jewelry, and wellness products. The company now offers luxury food and drink items including Dom Perignon, white Alba truffles, and Royal Osetra caviar. Quince markets caviar tins at reduced prices with a volume discount and includes a mother-of-pearl spoon. The retailer plans to expand its gourmet lineup with additional wines, truffle salts and oils, single-origin tea and coffee, and Italian olive oil.
Read at www.bonappetit.com
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