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Castore has reported a 30% rise in revenue year on year to £334.6m for the 18 months to 3 August 2025, as the Manchester-based sportswear expanded its portfolio with the acquisition of Belstaff.

Supermarket retailer Morrisons has made a number of redundancies across its in-house brand Nutmeg as it plans to relocate its head office, Drapers can reveal.

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Crocs has reported a decline in first-quarter revenues and operating profit, despite continued growth in international markets, including Europe.

Shein has cancelled outstanding spring/summer 26 and autumn/winter 26 orders with branded suppliers worth up to "millions of pounds", Drapers understands.

John Lewis is facing legal action from the owner of London's Brent Cross shopping centre in a dispute over whether click-and-collect sales should be included in rent calculations.

Ganni chief executive Laura du Rusquec has stepped down after two years at the helm of the Danish fashion brand, with former Tom Dixon CEO Hans Hoegstedt taking over as interim CEO.

Peachy Den has just opened its second London store this month and has the US in its sights. Drapers hears founder Isabella Weatherby's strategies.

Perry Ellis Europe has opened a new central London headquarters, located at 60 Charlotte Street, bringing its teams together under one roof as it looks to drive collaboration across its brand portfolio.

LK Bennett has closed all of its standalone boutiques earlier than planned after selling out of remaining clearance stock, as the retailer continues to wind down its physical estate.

JD Sports Fashion chair Andy Higginson is said to have made the decision to exit the business following a failed attempt to oust CEO Régis Schultz, the Financial Times has reported.

John Lewis Partnership has reportedly urged head office employees to spend more time in the workplace, as it seeks to strengthen collaboration and keep pace with competitors tightening hybrid working policies.