Month: November 2019

Clockwork Orange is trebling its shop surface to about 50,000 square feet. The Northern Irish young fashion chain will be able to provide customers with “Clockwork Orange increases selling space”

Luxury goods group PPR is contemplating acquisitions in the US to boost its international growth, according to a report by the Financial Times. Chief executive “PPR considering US acquisitions”

Giles Deacon, the darling of the London fashion scene, is going to design a capsule collection for high street fashion chain New Look. The collection “Giles Deacon designs for New Look”

Fashion and accessories designer Loulou de la Falaise is introducing a diffusion jewellery line. The former Yves Saint Laurent muse and paragon of French chique “Loulou de la Falaise brings diffusion line”

In an exclusive investigation, James Hall, retail correspondent for the Sunday Telegraph reveals that Tesco has submitted more than twice as many local authority planning “Tesco is UK’s leading retailer”

Surfwear is back. Perhaps not so much on the catwalks, but clothes borne out of the passion for sport and travel are finding a new “Surfwear not just for the beach”

Employees of British sports retailer JJB Sports are going on strike over the company’s pay rates and bonus schemes. 266 member of the general union “JJB workers on strike”

Christmas shoppers spent 50 per cent more online than last year according to the internet retailers’ industry body IMRG. Hard data won’t be available until “Online holiday shopping up 50%”

Dolce e Gabbana has realised double-digit growth in both revenues and profits. For the year ended 31 March net profit increased 11 percent to €108.8 “D&G sees double-digit growth”

High street chain Next has announced today to expect disappointing trading conditions for the upcoming season, even though their annuals profits went up with 4 “Sales warning by Next”