Close menu
- Home
- Topics
-
Companies
- Back to parent navigation item
- Companies
- Full A-Z list of retail companies
- ABC
- DEF
- GHI
- JKL
- MNO
- PQR
- STU
- VWX
- YZ
-
Featured companies:
- Back to parent navigation item
- Featured companies:
- Amazon
- Dixons Carphone
- John Lewis
- Marks & Spencer
- Sainsbury's
- Tesco
- Abercrombie & Fitch
- Aldi
- Alibaba
- AllSaints
- Amara
- Amazon
- Ann Summers
- Anthropologie
- AO.com
- Apple
- Arcadia
- Argos
- Asda
- Asos
- B & M
- B & Q
- Bathstore
- Beales
- Better Bathrooms
- Birchbox
- Blacks
- Blue Inc
- Boden
- The Body Shop
- Bonmarche
- Boohoo
- Booths
- Boots
- Boux Avenue
- BrandAlley
- Bravissimo
- BrightHouse
- Bunnings
- Burberry
- Card Factory
- Carpetright
- Carphone Warehouse
- Carrefour
- Cath Kidston
- Charles Tyrwhitt
- Childrensalon
- Claire's
- Clintons
- Clarks
- Coast
- Co-operative Group
- Crew Clothing
- Currys PC World
- Debenhams
- DFS
- Dixons Carphone
- Dobbies Garden Centres
- Dreams
- Dune
- Dunelm
- Ebay
- Edinburgh Woollen Mill
- The Entertainer
- Evans cycles
- Eve Sleep
- Farfetch
- Fat Face
- Feelunique
- Fenwick
- Finery
- Flying Tiger Copenhagen
- Footasylum
- Fortnum & Mason
- French Connection
- Furniture Village
- Game
- Gap
- Go Outdoors
- Green Man Gaming
- H & M
- Halfords
- Hamleys
- Harrods
- Harvey Nichols
- HMV
- Hobbs
- Hobbycraft
- Holland & Barrett
- Home Bargains
- Homebase
- Hotel Chocolat
- Houseology
- House of Fraser
- The Hut Group
- Iceland
- IKEA
- Inditex
- Jack Wills
- Jaeger
- JD.com
- JD Sports
- Jessops
- Jigsaw
- John Lewis
- Joules
- Karen Millen
- Kingfisher
- Kurt Geiger
- Lakeland
- Laura Ashley
- Liberty
- Lidl
- LK Bennett
- LloydsPharmacy
- Loaf
- Lovehoney
- Lush
- Made.com
- Majestic Wine
- Mamas & Papas
- MandM Direct
- Maplin
- Marks & Spencer
- Matalan
- Matchesfashion.com
- McColl's
- Mint Velvet
- Missguided
- Monsoon
- Moonpig
- Morrisons
- Moss Bros
- Mothercare
- Mountain Warehouse
- Mulberry
- N Brown
- New Look
- Next
- Notonthehighstreet
- Oak Furniture Land
- Oasis
- Ocado
- Office
- Office Outlet
- Oliver Bonas
- Outdoor and Cycle Concepts
- Paperchase
- Peacocks
- Pets at Home
- Pets Pyjamas
- Phase Eight
- Poundland
- Poundworld
- Primark
- Quiz
- QVC
- The Range
- Reiss
- River Island
- Robert Dyas
- Ryman
- Sainsbury's
- Schuh
- Screwfix
- Scs
- Secretsales
- Selfridges
- Shoe Zone
- Shop Direct
- SilkFred
- Sofa.com
- Sofology
- Space NK
- Spar
- Sports Direct
- Store Twenty One
- Superdrug
- Superdry
- Sweaty Betty
- Tapi
- Ted Baker
- Tesco
- Thorntons
- TK Maxx
- TM Lewin
- Tofs
- Topps Tiles
- Topshop
- Toys R Us
- Uniqlo
- Urban Outfitters
- Victoria Plum
- Victorian Plumbing
- Waitrose
- Walmart
- Waterstones
- Whistles
- The White Company
- White Stuff
- WHSmith
- Wickes
- Wiggle
- Wilko
- WoolOvers
- The Works
- Wyevale Garden Centres
- Yoox Net-a-Porter
- Zalando
- Zara
- Sectors
- Analysis
- Research
- Data
- Indicator
- Video
- Events
Are hi-tech stores with a low-tech mask the way forward?
By John Ryan2018-10-31T13:24:00
Some of the most digitally savvy outfits on the high street want to look anything but. It’s about making shoppers feel at home.
Subscription content
Please sign in now if you have a subscription
Subscribe now for full access or register now to continue reading
Retail Week is the most trusted source of business intelligence for the retail industry. Subscribe now to enjoy:
- Unlimited access to Retail-Week.com
- Expert analysis and in-depth industry reports
- Exclusive newsletters and breaking news alerts
- Retail Week magazine
Discover Retail Week subscribe now
Please note, if you have recently purchased a subscription, it may take a few minutes before your account is updated.