Danish eyewear brand MessyWeekend has teamed up with Parlez to launch a collaboration of unisex eyewear and headwear, marking a debut accessories entry for the UK-based streetwear label. 

Expect a big upturn in AI-driven media promotions from Decathlon UK. The sportswear retailer has partnered with tech-driven agency Fifty to handle its media planning and output across all its omnichannel pathways.

​Schuh has taken a deeper dive into circularity in a link-up with Vintage Threads, launching a reworked collection that features shoe parts transformed into clothing and other products.

We all know how popular golf is among affluent consumers and we also know how golf clothing doesn’t always have the best reputation, style-wise. But now YNAP’s Mr Porter is trying to remedy that.

​Dr Martens issued an update on Tuesday that detailed the ongoing challenges at the business. But in headline-grabbing news, it also said its CEO is to step down.

​It may not come as a surprise after news was leaked on Monday, but on Tuesday morning Superdry unveiled its new proposals for a restructuring, plus plans for an equity raise and to delist from the stock exchange.

Struggling British fashion chain Superdry is in the advanced stages of preparing a restructuring plan that is expected to launch in the coming days, the company said on Monday.

Value fashion and lifestyle retail giant Primark has cut prices across selected kidswear holiday essentials (swimwear to babywear) in its SS24 offer.

It’s bigger and it’s moved to a more prominent London location. The National Basketball Association (NBA) has just opened a  three-storey flagship store on Oxford Street.

​Valentino has opened the doors of a major new flagship on upscale Sloane Street in London, which it said continues the label’s “evolution towards a more intimate, design-led retail dimension”.

UK upscale luggage brand Antler on Monday launched a new line, the Icon Collection, with the company saying it “declares a new moment for travel and with it, a new chapter in this brand’s storied legacy”.

​High-end men’s streetwear label Represent has signed up for a new London flagship, taking space at landlord GPE’s 135/141 Wardour Street property.

​Charles Tyrwhitt has bounced back from the pandemic, its latest set of results has shown. And that's despite a move away from the formal clothing in which the company has always specialised.

Eco adventure travel and outdoor clothing brand Craghoppers has branched into workwear “designed with mavericks in mind” while “answering the call for Craghoppers’ quality in the professional clothing market”.

Claimed body piercing “pioneer”, Metal Morphosis is to expand its London-based operation opening a store on Earlham Street in the heart of London’s Covent Garden/Seven Dials neighbourhood.

​The White Stuff brand is continuing its 2024 expansion strategy across various retail formats having just opened at the McArthurGlen Designer Shopping Outlet in Ashford, Kent.