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And now Marks & Spencer is doing the same, launching Brands at M&S this month. Having snapped up Jaeger from its administrators, it will go further by offering a host of guest labels online, such as Phase Eight, Joules, Seasalt Cornwall and Hobbs. A spokesperson says the aim is to 'turbocharge' the website, adding: 'We recognise that we have to give customers more reason to shop at marks andspencer.com. We know no one just wears M&S.' Marks and Spencer is offering guest labels on its website (above: top £39.95 and trousers, £62.50, Seasalt Cornwall; shoes, £45; scarf, £12.50; and nec...
The fashion editor’s verdict on the 10 new brands launching at M&S And what they tell us about the department store's future 11 March 2021 • 12:01pm Looks from White Stuff and Phase Eight soon to be available on M&S online Who needs the shopping centre when you’ve got Marks & Spencer? Starting today, the British retailer will add 10 new womenswear and lingerie brands to its website. The new-to-M&S womenswear brands are Phase Eight, Hobbs, Seasalt Cornwall, Joules, Sosandar, Selected Femme, White Stuff and Y.A.S., with Sloggi and Triumph for lingerie. Each will offer “a curated range f...
When the head honchos in the clothing industry sit down to discuss resetting the fashion calendar, I sincerely hope they give some thought towards introducing standardisation of sizes. This issue around sizing has been one of the big frustrations of shopping online during lockdown. As consumers, we’ve become acutely aware of the trials and tribulations around size and fit, but the rag trade knows only too well about that, as our homes become the changing room. Is it just me or have the sizing gods gone a little mad? Between vanity sizing and the other extreme of tight fits, I can now fit i...
Clothing at Marks & Spencer could look different in the spring after it struck deals with four womenswear brands to bolster its online sales.The retailer will sell clothes by Joules, Phase Eight