
Digital fashion retailer Sosandar has appointed former Superdry exec Jon Wragg an independent non-executive director. He joins “with a track record of driving growth in consumer businesses through digital channels”.
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Digital fashion retailer Sosandar has appointed former Superdry exec Jon Wragg an independent non-executive director. He joins “with a track record of driving growth in consumer businesses through digital channels”.
Monsoon Accessorize has appointed Emma Alexander managing director for its Accessorize brand. Joining in March, she replaces Kathleen Mitchell, who left the retailer last year to join John Lewis as trading director.
After a busy Christmas trading period for many retailers, now comes the downside. It’s that time of year when unwanted gifts are being returned, and this year’s tally could add up to £3.2 billion, says ParcelHero.
Very.co.uk and Littlewoods owner Very Group has released its Q1 results with group sales rising 3.9% to £484.1 million in the three months to October 2.
Very Group reported its full-year results on Tuesday with sales surging and pre-tax profits leaping even faster at the owner of the Very.co.uk and Littlewoods brands.
UK online retail group Very could be in line for a stock market listing. Its private owners in the Barclay family are reportedly considering a possible flotation or sale of the business early in 2022.
The Very Group is set to take advantage of the UK government’s Kickstart scheme to create 30 news roles for young people within its online-based fashion operations.
Second-hand fashion specialist Re-Fashion is to debut in Ireland in a new collaboration with Littlewoods to widen its drive to end landfill clothing waste. It’s UK-based Re-Fashion’s first international move.
In a sign of the times, The Very Group is preparing a new “permanent hybrid working model” at its Liverpool headquarters as its work-from-home staff prepare to operate in a post-pandemic environment.
Online retail giant Very Group could be the next big name in line for an IPO with a report that its owners, who also own the Telegraph newspaper, are exploring the potential of a £3 billion+ stock market float.