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.

​Joules has gone back to its roots by hosting the first in a series of live digital shopping events, debuting across the UK Thursday (11 April).

​“Feel-good and purposeful” fashion brand Scamp & Dude said it has been bucking the trend of the tough market with 32% sales growth in the past year.

​Professor Jimmy Choo’s JCA | London Fashion Academy has announced the opening of the JCA Gallery, a showcase of the talent of its learners.

Esprit Holdings has released some good news and has said “the company has been in discussions with interested third parties and recently received an oral indication from a potential investor” for a possible link-up.

Bloomingdale’s unveiled on Thursday its latest in-store 'Carousel' experience dedicated to being the ultimate summer destination for all ages. 

Asia Hall mixes fashion and tech with her Neon Cowboys brand. From music festivals to runway shows and mass-produced products, the brand is now interested in producing more in Los Angeles. 

​Shortly after news that Next and Frasers Group may be interested in Ted Baker’s UK and Europe retail assets, it has emerged that the brand’s US partner could also be looking at them.

Just a week after Spain’s Mango unveiled its Victoria Beckham collab, it has launched its second menswear link-up with Boglioli “to create a complete and versatile wardrobe”.

​British and Irish actors are a popular pick for menswear campaigns at present, especially when brands are promoting the lines that form the essence of what the label is all about.

​Frasers Group continues to make acquisitions with the firm that may be best known for its huge UK operations also growing internationally and looking across the channel at Europe.