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  • Is the party for fashion rental over?

    September 19, 2024

    Fashion rental was once touted as the industry's next big thing, but has the lustre faded, asks Anna Moloney.

  • Fashion brands told to ‘stay on the right side of the law’ amid greenwashing claims

    September 18, 2024

    Some of the most high-profile fashion brands in the UK have been warned to be clearer on their green credentials by the UK competition watchdog as it clamps down on misleading marketing. The Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) has issued a new sustainability compliance guide for retailers and told 17 brands to review their practices. [...]

  • Footasylum: New flagship Oxford Street store helps profit more than double

    September 18, 2024

    Pre-tax profit more than doubled at footwear and sportswear retailer Footasylum during its latest financial year. The Greater Manchester-headquartered company has reported a profit of £6m for the year to 27 January, 2024 , up from the £2.8m it posted for the prior 12 months. During the year Footasylum opened a flagship 20,000 sq ft Oxford Street [...]

  • The tourist tax is so last week. Scrap it to boost the UK fashion industry

    September 18, 2024

    Visitor numbers to London are rising, yet the tourist tax continues to quash the benefits, writes New West End chief executive Dee Corsi.

  • Allsaints: Record year for fashion brand despite retail decline

    September 17, 2024

    Fashion brand Allsaints achieved another record year after a boost to its wholesale, franchise and licensing revenue offset a fall in its retail performance. The London-headquartered company has posted a total revenue for the year to 3 February, 2024, of £459.5m, a rise of 0.6 per cent compared to the prior 12 months. Its wholesale, [...]

  • Next: Analysts look for potential sales forecast upgrade in upcoming results

    September 15, 2024

    Next could upgrade its forecast for full-year sales next week as the retailer looks to capitalise on new business overseas. The clothing retailer reports its interim results on Thursday amid a backdrop of 28 per cent growth in its share price so far this year. Next reported a 4.4 per cent rise in sales in [...]

  • Burberry: How low will ‘lost’ luxury fashion label’s shares go after FTSE 100 relegation?

    September 11, 2024

    Burberry’s share price just keeps dropping and the decline is has shown almost no signs of slowing down for more than a year. It hit a 15-year low of 565p this week, after reaching a 14-year low in July, after hitting an all-time high of £2,690p last April. It is set to drop out of [...]

  • Luke 1977: UK’s economic woes to hit fashion industry for next three years

    September 11, 2024

    Menswear brand Luke 1977 has warned that the “current economic climate” will continue to impact on the fashion industry for the next two to three years. The Oxfordshire-headquartered business said the fashion industry is also “experiencing challenges relating to climate control”, ranging from the reduction of carbon foot prints to the use of recyclable materials. [...]

  • Boohoo makes major US change in bid to broaden appeal

    September 11, 2024

    Boohoo has announced significant changes to its operations in the US market as it looks to broaden its product offering across the Atlantic. The Manchester-headquartered group will stop supplying US customers from its distribution centre in Pennsylvania, as the company’s management look at ways to drive a more sustainable and profitable business. Orders will instead [...]

  • Asos slashes £500m debt pile as refinancing deals revealed

    September 11, 2024

    Asos has announced the successful refinancing of the majority of its £500m debt due in 2026, with only just over £70m outstanding. The online fast-fashion retailer, which has struggled with post-pandemic shopping trends, had £500m in convertible bonds due 2026. The London-headquartered company has now exchanged £253m into convertible bonds due in 2028 rather than [...]

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