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Tom Bottomley

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FatFace goes from surf to sofa with first-ever homeware collection

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By Tom Bottomley
| TheIndustry.fashion
British lifestyle brand FatFace, which has its roots in surfing and skiing and was acquired by NEXT in 2023, has launched its first-ever collection of homeware, described as a “strategic expansion”. The 34-piece range features a considered mix of coastal-inspired hues, bold colour palettes and signature prints for a variety of interior designs across soft furnishings, décor and statement pieces.
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One Scoop Store enters menswear for second pre-loved London location

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By Tom Bottomley
| TheIndustry.fashion
Designer resale and vintage fashion retailer One Scoop Store has expanded into menswear for the first time at its new store at 136 Stoke Newington Church Street in North London, in close proximity to its first store at 101 Stoke Newington High Street.
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‘Record-breaking temperatures’ hit UK footfall in May

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By Tom Bottomley
| TheIndustry.fashion
Covering the four weeks from 3-30 May, total UK footfall decreased by 2.6% year-on-year, up from -10.7% in April, according to the latest data from BRC-Sensormatic, with record temperatures in the last week of May cited as impacting activity. High Street footfall decreased by 1.5% year-on-year in May, up from -9.2% in April, while footfall in shopping centres dropped 2.4%, up from -10.1% in April. Retail parks saw the smallest drop in footfall in May, down by 0.5%, up from -9% in April.
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