All Yours Clothing articles
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Data
Data: Aldi tops ranking of most productive retailers
Aldi leads the top 30 most productive multichannel retailers with a product offer that appeals to cash-strapped consumers and its focus on efficiency, a Retail Week report launched today reveals.
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Exclusive: Plus-size brand dominates fastest-growing fashion retailers
Yours Clothing has ranked higher than fashion giants including Inditex, Primark and Next to be named the fastest-growing fashion retailer in the UK, Retail Week can reveal.
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Ranking: The 30 fastest-growing fashion retailers revealed
It has been a tough few years for fashion, and retailers have been battling to lead on style, value and quality despite skyrocketing return rates, competition for customer loyalty and bold sustainability targets.
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Remaining M&Co stores to close this spring
Another raft of M&Co stores have closed their doors this month, with the rest set to follow this spring, following confirmation of AK Retail Holdings’ acquisition of the fashion retailer in February this year.
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M&Co snapped up by Yours Clothing owner AK Retail Holdings
M&Co has been bought out of administration by the Peterborough-based business AK Retail Holdings, which owns Yours Clothing, Long Tall Sally, BadRhino and maternity brand Bump It Up.
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Retail Navigator Analysis
Yours Clothing (Financials)
Sales grew by more than a third (+34.2%) for the 2022 financial year to 29 January 2023 (FY2022), having surged 73.9% to £174.2m the previous year as stores recovered from temporary closures during the pandemic. Material sourcing and increased transport costs continued to prove challenging in FY2022 but the retailer maintained tight cost control around stock purchases and other areas of company expenditure.
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Retail Navigator Analysis
Yours Clothing (SWOT)
With a strong message that fashion is for everybody, Yours is in tune with a surge in support for realness and diversity in relation to body image, which has really gained momentum over the past couple of years. Encouraging a sense of inclusivity among plus-size shoppers and engaging with a vibrant online community, the brand’s upbeat and proactive social media voice is proving to be an effective marketing tool.
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Retail Navigator Analysis
Yours Clothing (Overview)
Yours Clothing (Yours) is a rapidly growing, plus-size omnichannel clothing specialist, with an international presence, owned by AK Retail.
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Indicator
Revealed: How the UK’s top retailers rank on digital
Amazon has topped Indicator, Retail Week’s benchmarking of the UK’s top retailers’ digital prowess.
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Indicator
Fashion ranking 2019
Retail Week Indicator has reviewed all areas of a customer’s digital shopping journey. How do the fashion retailers size up?
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News
Yours Clothing profits soar despite Brexit 'shadow'
Plus-size retailer Yours Clothing has posted soaring full-year profits despite “the cloud of Brexit casting its shadow”.
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Retail Week Awards 2019 shortlist revealed
The best of retail will be celebrated at the Retail Week Awards 2019 sponsored by Salesforce.
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Yours Clothing back in the black as sales swell
Plus-size fashion firm Yours Clothing returned to profit in its last full year as its omnichannel strategy started to bear fruit.
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Yours Clothing Christmas sales up as online surges
Plus-size retailer Yours Clothing has reported rocketing sales, driven by an uptick in its ecommerce revenues.
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Breakfast briefing: Retail news on the big four grocers, Primark and Farfetch
Retail news round-up on November 18, 2014: Store closures ‘only option’ for big four; Primark to re-launch Farrell menswear brand; Farfetch.com launches click-and-collect service; and Yours Clothing to expand into Scotland and Ireland.
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Danish homewares retailer Tiger to open first Welsh store
Danish homewares retailer Tiger has signed for its first store in Wales in the St David’s shopping centre in Cardiff.
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Freemans chasing £40m in sales from new plus-size site Curvissa
Freemans Grattan Holdings has launched online plus-size women’s fashion brand Curvissa, which it estimates will achieve sales of up to £40m within three to five years.