Target launches Picolette by Olivia Culpo, expanding its Baby category footprint
Jul 20, 2026, 6:03 AM EDT2 sourcesAI-analyzed
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Exclusive Picolette line can attract new and lapsed customers to Target's Baby category, lifting traffic and basket size; low-price points support volume, while exclusive branding may improve margin mix in the segment. The catalyzed in-store experience may extend dwell time and registry activity.
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Target debuts Picolette, a 60-item exclusive baby collection by Olivia Culpo, rolling out July 26 in roughly 1,400 stores. The line emphasizes elevated design and practical features with most items under $18, while Target highlights nearly 2,000 new baby items and enhanced Baby Boutiques and concierge services to drive traffic and sales.
Target launches Picolette, exclusive baby line by Olivia Culpo. 60-item collection launches July 26 in ~1,400 stores.
Prices start at $4.99; most items under $18.
Picolette named after Culpo's daughter Colette; produced with Bloomin' Baby.
Target expands Baby investments: ~2,000 new items, upgraded boutiques and services.
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