Mori
This section covers Mori’s retail strategy, brand development, and market positioning within the UK baby and children’s apparel sector. Reporting focuses on the brand’s use of sustainable materials, such as organic cotton and bamboo, in crafting soft, temperature-regulating clothing designed for sensitive skin. Coverage includes retail partnerships with major UK retailers, and the expansion of Mori’s physical presence through standalone stores in London. The content provides retail professionals with insights into Mori’s commitment to sustainability, product quality, and its influence on the premium babywear market.
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Jun- 2025 -2 JuneFeatures
Is kidswear holding fashion retailers back?
Children’s apparel rarely commands the spotlight in retail reporting – but when it underperforms, the drag is felt quietly across the balance sheet. In its latest financial results, Adena Brands – owner of Monsoon and Accessorize – reported a £7.5m pre-tax loss and an 11% decline in group sales. The…
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Apr- 2025 -24 AprilNews-In-Brief
Today’s news in brief-24/4/25
Chancellor Rachel Reeves is reviewing the Low Value Import scheme, which allows goods under £135 to enter the UK tariff-free, amid concerns over Chinese companies flooding the market with cheap products. Major retailers like Next, Currys, and Sainsbury’s have warned that such imports could undercut UK businesses. The potential reform…
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24 AprilClothing & Shoes
Mori unveils first-ever acquisition with Kidly deal
Baby clothing brand Mori has made its first-ever acquisition with the purchase of UK-based children’s retail brand Kidly, for an undisclosed sum. Founded as a curated marketplace for modern families, Kidly has become known for its own-label range, Kidly Label, particularly its jelly shoes, which have sold over 250,000 units…
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Feb- 2019 -18 FebruaryAdvice
Generation Z: Is retail communicating with them in the right way?
Generation Z is the next batch of bright young things; still young at 18 to 20 but soon to be the new influencers. It’s a small window so how can retailers align their thinking to stay on track with Gen Z in the here and now and also keep their…
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