Selfridges
This coverage explores Selfridges’ operations and strategy within the UK retail landscape, focusing on store developments, brand collaborations, product launches, sustainability initiatives, and leadership decisions. Reporting provides insight into how Selfridges maintains its position as a premium retail destination — supporting executives, managers, and professionals involved in luxury, department store, and experiential retail.
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Jul- 2023 -3 JulyLuxury Goods
The Vampire’s Wife served winding up petition by HMRC
The Vampire’s Wife has been issued with a winding up petition from HMRC on Friday (30 June), according to filings from The Gazette, due to debt built up during the pandemic. The company, which was founded by designer Susie Cave, has a hearing set to take place at the Royal…
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Jun- 2023 -20 JuneNews
Kurt Geiger prepares for international expansion amid new funding
Kurt Geiger, the premium footwear and accessories brand owned by international private equity firm Cinven, has recently agreed a new funding package to refinance its existing debt and support its international growth strategy. The combined facilities were provided by Wells Fargo Capital Finance UK, a part of Wells Fargo &…
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12 JuneClothing & Shoes
Skims launches first London pop-up store
Skims has announced the opening of its first-ever European pop-up experience at the iconic Corner Shop at Selfridges London. The Skims residency in The Selfridges Corner Shop is described as “the most conceptual Skims pop-up experience to date”, designed in partnership with the brand’s long-time collaborator, Willo Perron of Perron-Roettinger. …
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May- 2023 -22 MaySport & Leisure
E-bike brand Cowboy launches retail partner network
E-bike brand Cowboy has announced the launch of its retail partner network with independent bike shops across Europe. The brand said the launch will increase its retail and service presence, strengthening its omni-channel approach by complementing its current online sales channels, brand stores and mobile network of mechanics and test…
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17 MayNews
Selfridges launches circular experience pop-up
Department store Selfridges has recently launched The Stock Market at the Corner Shop, a month-long circular experience where customers can uncover the value of what they already own, exchange items and restore or upcycle clothes. Inspired by the London Stock Exchange, the Corner Shop has been transformed into a ‘trading…
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9 MayNews
Farmison & Co gets green light to restart operations
Sustainable online butcher Farmison and Co has recently confirmed that it would begin a phased re-opening of operations. After a certification inspection at its Ripon headquarters, the Food Standards Agency has given Farmison the green light to restart operations. A selection of heritage breeds will now go on sale online…
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Apr- 2023 -24 AprilSupermarkets
Farmison & Co acquired by consortium led by former Asda CEO
Farmison and Co, a sustainable online meat retailer, has been acquired by a consortium led by former Asda CEO Andy Clarke, alongside Chilli Marketing’s Gareth Whittle, Christian Barton and Kieron Barton for an undisclosed sum. In the coming weeks, the consortium will aim to recommence operations at Farmison’s production facility…
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21 AprilLuxury Goods
Selfridges launches ‘Worn Again’ season
Selfridges has officially launched ‘Worn Again’, a season dedicated to secondhand shopping, swapping, repairing, upcycling and trading with the ‘Reselfridges’ products and services on 20 April. Instead of the retailer’s typical offerings, Worn Again’s creative scheme aims to explore different ways to keep products in circulation for longer by dialling…
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Mar- 2023 -27 MarchNews
Changing ownership model would be ‘tragedy’, says ex-John Lewis boss
Ex-John Lewis boss Andy Street said on Sunday that it would be a “tragedy” if the retailer changed its ownership model. Speaking on BBC’s Sunday with Laura Kuenssberg, Street said he would not think changing the model would be a good idea because “John Lewis goes beyond a shop”. It…
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6 MarchDepartment Stores
WHSmith to target stationary market with new Curi.o.city stores
WH Smith has reportedly revealed plans to open a souvenir and stationery store called Curi.o.city as it looks to fill the void left by the collapsed paperchase, according to The Times. According to the report, WH Smith will open standalone shops, one under the new fascia in Gatwick airport’s south…
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