AllSaints is a British fashion retailer operating 255 stores in 26 countries, selling womenswear, menswear, shoes and accessories. Founded in 1994, the retailer has gradually expanded into department stores and standalone stores. In 2011, Lion Capital rescued AllSaints out of its £53m debt and now holds an 85% stake in the company. The brand has links with the music industry, running two programmes featuring a number of well-known artists. AllSaints has returned to profit as of November 2019 with sales growth across all channels, including travel, franchise and wholesale, and has broken into new categories such as watches and fragrances. It is seeing particular growth in Asia. The retailer also relaunched its mobile app in June 2019, a culmination of its focus on digital transformation. Its in-house team is also working on a integrating its staff and customer apps.
AllSaints has reported mounting profits and sales despite store closures at the beginning of the financial year.
Liz Truss has been named as the new leader of the Conservative party – and the UK’s 56th prime minister – following a fractious two-month contest.
Retail Week’s annual Be Inspired conference, to celebrate, educate and inspire retail staff, is back in person at Twickenham Stadium on June 14 – uniting more than 400 colleagues from across the sector.
Executives from DIY giant Kingfisher and fashion brand AllSaints have been appointed to the board of the British Retail Consortium (BRC).
A group of retail brands including Superdry and AllSaints are seeking compensation from Visa and Mastercard over historic transaction fees.
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