British heritage sports brand Gola and the European division of Global Brands Group have announced a multi-year partnership to launch a new Gola-branded apparel collection, in a deal brokered by IMG.
India will lock down its capital New Delhi for a week from Monday night to try and control a raging coronavirus outbreak.
The much-talked-about project by Westminster City Council, the Marble Arch Hill climbable instillation at the end of London’s Oxford Street, will open in June.
The company called it a milestone and said it helps drive a “paradigm shift toward eco-responsible production and eco-conscious consumption of fashion and home textile items".
Reopening week seems to have been a good one for retailers in England and Wales, and especially for the hard hit West End of London, even though international tourists are still absent.
Enough is enough. Nike has told partner retailers to stop the sale of limited edition trainers to resellers or they could face “supply curtailment”.
Hammerson is to slash rents for its retail tenants by around 30% as UK stores reopen post-Lockdown 3. UK & Ireland MD Mark Bourgeois said that “typically, we're resetting our rents to more affordable levels”.
H&M has unveiled a new initiative it said should “help open more doors and boost confidence in a job interview”. Its One/Second/Suit is a suit rental service "so anyone can make a powerful first impression”.
It may come as no surprise, but online retail orders in the UK have fallen as a result of the reopening of non-essential stores in England and Wales.
Sustainable leather and upcycled goods brand LPOL said this week that it’s exiting its “much-loved shop” at Coal Drops Yard in King’s Cross after three years.
Northern Ireland will be allowed to catch up with the rest of the UK when non-essential retail and outdoor hospitality will reopen from 30 April. First Minister Arlene Foster told the NI Assembly it was a "landmark day”.
Bestseller is shouting loudly about the launch of a new dress from its Aware by Vero Moda label. The new limited edition piece brings the firm’s collaboration with Swedish firm Renewcell to life.
Boohoo Group’s PrettyLittleThing (PLT) label has just launched a new webstore in Saudi Arabia targeting the same 16-to-35-year-old customer that its core UK site reaches out to.
Indie skate brand No Chaos and cult brand Scum have both chosen the area for their new stores with a combined 2,0000 square foot space across two floors.
Watches specialist Bucherer is continuing its drive into the UK with the opening of a new flagship boutique in Covent Garden, London.
