Seasonal Decoration Sales Trend Observed Across US Retail Markets
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What happened
A large decorative skeleton, named Skelly, has gained popularity across the United States since 2020. The product, which features LCD eyeballs and a Bluetooth connection, sells for $299 at Home Depot and consistently sells out before Halloween each year. The decoration is available in various sizes and can be dressed for different seasons.
From wgauradio.com
Why it matters
The consistent demand for Skelly reflects consumer spending trends within the decorative goods industry. Aubrey Horowitz, a merchant of Decorative Holiday at Home Depot, described the item as the ultimate American decoration.
From wgauradio.com
Who's involved
- BrooklynA borough of New York City where the product's popularity is observed
- PfizerA corporation that originated in Brooklyn, New York, in 1849
- New York CityThe most populous city in the United States that contains Brooklyn
- Queens CountyA county that administratively contains Brooklyn
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Brooklyn
borough of New York City, New York, United States