Retail Profile: Tutti Frutti
Founded by Ali Ribchester, Tutti Frutti is a gender-neutral brand designed to fit over cloth nappies that began life online just over six years ago. As the brand grew, so
Founded by Ali Ribchester, Tutti Frutti is a gender-neutral brand designed to fit over cloth nappies that began life online just over six years ago. As the brand grew, so
The British Independent Retailers Association (Bira) and the Cyber Resilience Centre for the West Midlands have launched a new cyber support hub. The platform aims to help support retailers following
Spanish clothing company Mango is accelerating the roll-out of its Mango Kids business line. The news follows growth in turnover in excess of 60% compared to 2019. Plus, a forecast
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Purpose-led fashion brand Scamp & Dude has opened a permanent bricks and mortar retail flagship. Located on the vibrant high street of Marlow, Buckinghamshire, the 1,569 sq ft immersive retail
Ducky Zebra, the sustainable and colourful childrenswear brand for 0-6 years, has once again taken a pop-up in the Oxford John Lewis. Founded during the pandemic by mum-of-two Sally Dear,
CWB meets new independent childrenswear retailer, DottyandV. A qualified solicitor by trade, Maria Booth’s previous career lacked the flexibility needed for family life. Keen to work for herself, Booth decided to
Independents’ Day UK in partnership with Local Rewards is encouraging consumers to make an extra effort to ‘shop small’ this weekend. The campaign exists to promote independent retail businesses all year
Husband and wife team Tom and Rosie McDiarmid launched All the Kids in November 2021. Following the birth of their daughter, the couple became acutely aware of gender stereotyping in
Childrenswear retailers reveal their plans for the s/s 23 buying season, discussing everything from short and forward ordering, budgets and trade shows to investing in new product categories and brands. Julia
Following a modest rise in footfall last week, retail expert Springboard predicts the Platinum Jubilee and school half-term holiday will cause footfall in retail destinations to surge by as much
Brand Licensing Europe (BLE) has officially closed applications for its Retail Mentoring Programme (RMP) for the first time in its 12-year history. This follows a record uptake with 82 buyers
Baby sensory brand Etta Loves has secured Selfridges as its latest stockist. Founded in 2016 by mum of two Jen Fuller, the baby brand is backed by the science of
One hundred per cent of baby and maternitywear retailer JoJo Maman Bébé has been acquired by Next (44%) and investment funds and vehicles managed or advised by Davidson Kempner Capital
The ‘Our Plan for Change’ report published by Deloitte in partnership with World Retail Congress has ‘taken the temperature’ of consumers in 21 countries around the world. And findings show
The first Brand Licensing Retailers’ Academy (BLRA) masterclass takes place on Thursday 12 May at Brand Licensing Europe’s offices in central London. Titled ‘A deep dive into children’s licensing,' it
After six years of successful trading online, kids’ retailer KIDLY has launched its first pop-up store in its hometown of St Albans. Open until 3 July 2022 and located in
Award-winning Coventry-born fashion designer, Ashley Raynor, has launched a new and bigger shop in the city’s Creative Quarter. Raynor and her popular childrenswear brand, Wear Milo’s, have moved from a
The British Independent Retailers Association (Bira) has predicted the strongest Mother's Day trading in over two years. Following the lifting of restrictions early this year, the head of Bira believes this
Eco Baby Box has won Retailer of the Year sponsored by Guildhall and Princesshay Shopping Centre in the Exeter Living Awards 2022. The business highlight of the city, the prestigious
The pandemic and Brexit have changed the way UK consumers shop, with over two thirds now more likely to buy UK-made products than ever before, according to a survey by