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Vinted Took 1.1 Billion Euros in 2025 and Britain Is Still Selling Its Wardrobe: What Resale Means for Anyone Running a Clothes Shop

Revenue rose 38 percent, profit fell by nearly a fifth, and a survey of 100,000 members found that eight in ten use the site to buy things they could not otherwise afford If you want to understand what is happening to the British clothes shop, it helps to start with…

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From Portobello to Brick Lane, the Market Stall Is Still London’s Best Fashion School

A week among the capital’s clothing traders, where the margins are thin, the mornings are early and the taste is impeccable From Portobello to Brick Lane, the Market Stall Is Still London’s Best Fashion School The first lesson of market trading is that the day starts before you want it…

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Burberry Went From a 75 Million Pound Loss to a 21 Million Pound Profit by Selling Trench Coats and Scarves: Reading the Numbers Behind the Check

Comparable sales rose 2 percent, gross margin hit 67.9 percent and the shares still fell more than 5 percent, which tells you what the market was hoping for Burberry has a habit of making a plain thing look expensive, and its latest annual results are a fair demonstration. For the…

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Oxford Street Is Meant to Lose Its Traffic by Late October: What a Mile of Shops Has to Prove Without a Single Bus Outside

Works between Orchard Street and Great Portland Street were due to begin on 2 September, years after a plan named 2022 a year of delivery, and the shops want to know who is coming Oxford Street has been about to be rescued for so long that the rescue has become…

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Next Raises Prices Up to 8 Percent Outside Europe and Counts 47 Million Pounds of War Costs: How a Shipping Lane Reaches the London Rail

The retailer says Britain is performing better than expected, Europe escapes the increase, and the Strait of Hormuz explains the rest The cost of a cardigan is not usually a matter of foreign policy, but in 2026 it has become one. Next, the British fashion and home retailer, said it…

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London Fashion Week Booked Marks & Spencer, eBay and a Sound Bath: What the September 2026 Schedule Says About Who Pays for British Style

The British Fashion Council’s provisional line-up put a high street retailer, a resale platform and a Paul Smith Foundation designer-in-residence on the same calendar as McQueen and Burberry London Fashion Week was scheduled to run from Thursday 17 to Monday 21 September 2026, and the British Fashion Council published its…