Dorothy Perkins sits alongside Topshop, Burton, Miss Selfridge, Wallis and Evans in Sir Philip Green’s Arcadia group.
The women’s fashion retailer offers affordable, feminine, stylish products, allowing customers to create entire outfits via its range of clothes, shoes, bags, coats and jewellery.
Versatility is key to the brand, with the retailer offering dedicated tall, curve, petite and maternity ranges with a focus on providing a flattering fit.
Starting life as Ladies Hosiery and Underwear Limited in 1909, Dorothy Perkins has evolved over the years to be a feature of many high streets, complemented with its website and boasting a growing global presence with outlets in countries including Australia, Cyprus, Turkey and Singapore.
The brand has had some big names backing it up, including Kim, Khloe and Kourtney Kardashian, launching an exclusive Kardashian Kollection fashion range in 2012.
Topshop tycoon Sir Philip Green’s fall from grace has been so spectacular and so total that it’s hard to remember what a force he once was.
Sir Philip Green’s Arcadia group has tumbled into administration leaving the future of its 13,000 employees hanging in the balance.
The imminent collapse of Sir Philip Green’s Arcadia empire has prompted a domino effect in the high street, with JD Sports’ rescue bid for Debenhams now in jeopardy.
Sir Philip Green’s Arcadia empire could collapse into administration as soon as next week.
Arcadia plans to cut a fifth of its head office staff in a bid to cut costs following the coronavirus pandemic.
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