Quiz
This coverage explores the performance, strategy, and brand activity of Quiz within the UK retail industry. Reporting focuses on store openings and closures, e-commerce initiatives, marketing campaigns, financial results, and leadership decisions that shape the company’s direction. Insights are curated for retail professionals tracking value-driven fashion brands and assessing their impact on the competitive high street and online landscape.
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Nov- 2025 -27 NovemberHigh Street
Quiz reopens stores in Aberdeen and Telford as part of expansion
Quiz Clothing has reopened shops in Aberdeen and Telford as part of its 2025 expansion programme, returning the fashion retailer to both cities with new units of about 2,000 sq ft in key shopping centres. The Aberdeen store has launched in the Bon Accord shopping centre, which hosts more than…
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18 NovemberClothing & Shoes
Quiz LFL sales rise 6% after launch of partywear range
Quiz has reported a 6% rise in like-for-like sales after introducing what it described as its largest partywear collection. The 250-piece womenswear range, launched at the end of October, has given the Scottish-based retailer what it said was a “strong start” to the Christmas trading period. The range includes 200…
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Oct- 2025 -14 OctoberClothing & Shoes
Quiz Clothing outlines plan for UK retail expansion
Quiz Clothing has announced plans to open between five and 10 new UK stores over the next year as part of a renewed retail growth strategy following a company-wide restructuring. The Glasgow-based fashion retailer said the expansion will build on a new store concept launched at Braehead Shopping Centre in…
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Sep- 2025 -17 SeptemberClothing & Shoes
Quiz summer sales jump 14% after restructuring process
Quiz Clothing has reported that its like-for-like store sales rose by an average of 14% in July and August following a restructuring earlier this year, with online sales increasing by 5% over the same period. The fashion retailer, which is based in Scotland, introduced a streamlining strategy in February that…
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Mar- 2025 -24 MarchFeatures
Lessons from Forever 21’s decline
The collapse of once-iconic brands like Forever 21 serve as a stark warning for fast fashion retailers globally. Having filed for bankruptcy for the second time in the US, the news highlighted Forever 21’s failure to adapt to the needs of its customers, take note of its competitors and move…
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18 MarchNews-In-Brief
Today’s news in brief-18/3/25
Forever 21 has filed for bankruptcy protection in the US for the second time, following a previous filing in 2019. The retailer, once a dominant force in fast fashion, has struggled to compete with foreign competitors and rising costs. While its US stores and website will continue trading during the…
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18 MarchClothing & Shoes
Select Fashion nears collapse, 35 stores to close
Select Fashion is reportedly on the verge of collapse, with 35 stores set to close if it falls into liquidation. According to documents seen by The Sun, the clothing brand has drafted in advisers from Moorfields to oversee the liquidation of the business. Directors at the brand reportedly said Select…
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Feb- 2025 -20 FebruaryNews-In-Brief
Today’s news in brief-20/2/25
Fashion retailer Quiz has appointed administrators to its subsidiary Zandra Retail, resulting in the closure of 23 loss-making stores and the loss of around 200 jobs. Advisory firm Teneo will oversee the administration process, while Orion Retail Limited, owned by Quiz’s founding family, will acquire certain assets, including 42 stores,…
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20 FebruaryClothing & Shoes
Quiz appoints administrators, 200 jobs lost
Quiz has confirmed it has called in administrators, in a move that will result in the closure of 23 “loss-making or unsustainable” stores amid ongoing trading challenges for the group.According to Sky News, the move will result in the loss of around 200 jobs following the closures. Advisory firm Teneo…
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Jan- 2025 -29 JanuaryNews-In-Brief
Today’s news in brief-29/1/25
Lord Wolfson, CEO of Next and Conservative peer, has leveraged his House of Lords position to propose amendments phasing in upcoming National Insurance (NI) reforms. The budget measures, effective April, will raise employers’ NI contributions from 13.2% to 15% and lower the secondary threshold to £5,000 annually. Wolfson supports staggered…
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