AllSaints
This coverage examines AllSaints’ performance and strategy in the UK retail market, offering insights for retail executives, managers, and brand professionals. Reporting includes store openings and refurbishments, marketing initiatives, leadership changes, financial results, and the brand’s positioning in the premium fashion sector. The analysis supports strategic planning by highlighting how AllSaints engages customers, drives growth, and competes within a dynamic retail environment.
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Feb- 2025 -18 FebruaryClothing & Shoes
AllSaints opens new store in Birmingham’s Bullring
AllSaints has announced the opening of its first store of 2025 in Birmingham’s Bullring, a shopping and dining destination located in the heart of the city. The new store spans 3,207 sq ft, spread across two floors, and is located on the upper level of the Bullring, in a site…
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Nov- 2024 -18 NovemberNews-In-Brief
Today’s news in brief-18/11/24
Sephora is poised for an ambitious UK expansion, planning 20 new stores by 2027, doubling its physical footprint. CEO Guillaume Motte attributes renewed confidence in the UK market to an improved competitive landscape. The brand, which re-entered the UK in 2022 after a 17-year absence, currently operates six stores, with…
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18 NovemberClothing & Shoes
AllSaints set to continue global expansion with new store openings
AllSaints, the global contemporary fashion brand, is set to continue to expand globally with the opening of new stores in the UK, United States, Europe and Asia. In London, the brand is set to open a new store on Brompton Road on 22 November. AllSaints has also expanded its reach…
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Oct- 2024 -23 OctoberNews-In-Brief
Today’s news in brief-23/10/24
Chancellor Rachel Reeves is reportedly considering imposing higher taxes on Amazon as part of a broader effort to support British high streets, which have been struggling to compete with online giants. The proposed measures could come after her upcoming autumn budget, which is expected to introduce tax hikes and spending…
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23 OctoberClothing & Shoes
All Saints appoints new ecommerce director
All Saints has appointed Liam Pryce as its new ecommerce director. Pryce joins All Saints after working for four years with FatFace as a digital director. During his term at FatFace, Pryce supported the migration of its operations to Next Total Platform. Throughout his retail career, he also worked with…
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8 OctoberClothing & Shoes
Sosandar opens fourth site in Cardiff
Sosandar, the women’s fashion brand, has announced that it has signed a lease agreement for its fourth store, in Cardiff’s St David’s centre. The news follows the recent store openings in Chelmsford, Marlow and the Metrocentre. St David’s occupies one third of Cardiff’s city centre and Sosandar’s new store will…
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Sep- 2024 -17 SeptemberNews
Today’s news in brief-17/9/24
THG (The Hut Group) has announced plans to potentially demerge its technology arm, THG Ingenuity. This move follows the group’s interim results for the half-year ending June 30, 2024, which showed a 1.6% rise in adjusted EBITDA despite a 3.6% decline in year-on-year sales. THG Ingenuity saw a notable 12.6%…
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17 SeptemberClothing & Shoes
AllSaints FY operating profit jumps 40% to £39.9m
AllSaints has reported a “record performance” as its operating profit rose 40% to £39.9m for the year ended 3 February 2024. In the 12 months, total revenue edged up 0.6% to £459.5m as the brand reduced its promotional and markdown activity and changed its sales mix due to the focus…
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Aug- 2023 -7 AugustClothing & Shoes
All Saints reports ‘record’ sales of £457m in FY23
All Saints has reported “record” sales and profit performance as it saw its total revenues increase 36% to £457.0m for the year-ended 28 January 2023. It said that its product development, ecommerce excellence, a growing global store network, and rigorous inventory management helped to deliver “best-ever” performance. Its operating profit…
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May- 2022 -13 MayPeople Moves
BRC board welcomes Kingfisher and AllSaints executives
The British Retail Consortium (BRC) has announced that Kate Seljeflot and Peter Wood have joined its board as non-executive directors. Seljeflot is currently the chief people officer at Kingfisher, a company whose brands include B&Q and Screwfix. The BRC said she has a “breadth” of experience in retail and business…
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