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Fat Face posts 7.4 percent annual sales growth

Hampshire-based clothing retailer Fat Face has posted an increase of 7.4 percent in its annual sales to 238.4 million pounds (303 million dollars) in the 52 weeks to June 2, 2018 with a like-for-like growth of 4.9 percent, reports Yorkshire Post, quoting a company statement. Fat Face’s Chief executive Officer, Anthony Thompson said in the...

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FatFace launches Graduate Fashion Week T-shirts

FatFace is highlighting graduate talent as part of its 30th birthday celebrations with a Graduate Fashion Week gender neutral T-shirt collection designed by four promising fashion students. As part of its sponsorship of this year’s Graduate Fashion Week, FatFace launched a graphic T-shirt competition calling on BA students to design a screen...

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FatFace celebrates 30 years

Lifestyle clothing and accessory brand FatFace is set to celebrate its 30th anniversary in 2018. In order to mark the occasion, FatFace has announced a series of new design initiatives. The UK-based retailer will release a capsule collection of selected of casual wear, outerwear, accessories, and footwear that will reflect some of its most...

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FatFace full year EBITDA declines to 29.7 mn pounds

FatFace has reported that for the 53 weeks to June 3, 2017 sales increased as the company invested in space expansion and a new 80,000 sq. ft. distribution centre, now fully operational. Total sales increased to 226.1 million pounds (299 million dollars), while EBITDA decreased to 29.7 million pounds (39 million dollars) but on a constant...

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FatFace names Gabrielle Sims as new Head of Licensing

FatFace has announced the appointment of Gabrielle Sims as the company’s new Head of Licensing. On joining the team, Sims said in a statement: “There is no better time to join FatFace. I have some exciting plans to extend into new and relevant categories. With a brand that has such a unique handwriting and core DNA this will be an absolute joy...

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FatFace posts rise in annual sales but profit drops 8 percent

For the 52 weeks to May 28, FatFace has reported an increase of 7.4 percent in sales to 220.7 million pounds (292 million dollars), with ecommerce sales alone witnessing a surge of 20.6 percent. However, the company’s EBITDA declined 8 percent to 33.5 million pounds (44.3 million dollars). Chief Executive Anthony Thompson attributed the decline...

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FatFace posts 8 percent increase in Christmas sales

FatFace total sales during the Christmas season increased 8 percent on last year. Full price like for like sales were up 3 percent and ecommerce sales growth was 43 percent against December 2014. The company witnessed record EBITDA of 14.3million pounds (20.7 million pounds). Commenting on the performance, Anthony Thompson, Chief Executive of...