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30 October 2026

'Changing of the guard' as fashion retailers return to physical stores

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'Changing of the guard' as fashion retailers return to physical stores

A wave of legacy retail brands have been shutting up shop, but e-commerce brands tapped into their consumer base are taking their place.

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