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Kohl’s Anticipates $2Bn In Sales By 2025 From ‘Game Changing’ Sephora Installations

 
• By Eileen Francis

Kohl’s reports its Sephora at Kohl’s beauty store-within-store has brought 1 million new customers – largely young and diverse – since it launched last August, with $2bn in sales targeted by 2025.

Kohl’s is expanding its Sephora at Kohl’s beauty destination from 600 doors to its entire network of more than 1,100 stores and expects the “game changing” partnership to generate $2bn in sales by 2025.

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