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Sabina Weston

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Content Writer at Drapers

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  • 1 week ago | drapersonline.com | Sabina Weston

    Drapers understands the online system used by some third-party brand partners to log invoices for sold stock has been paused amid the cyber-attack, leading to invoices having to be filed manually in the interim.

  • 2 weeks ago | drapersonline.com | Sabina Weston

    Register to Drapers to read ONE FREE article and a FREE digital edition Register now You are here: News Solihull-based gymwear brand Gymshark has entered consultation with 296 roles – almost a third of its workforce – after reporting "record" revenue for the year to 31 July 2024 earlier today (29 April). Staff were notified of the planned restructure today, after the business reported a record full-year revenue of £607.3m for the 52 weeks to 31 July 2024, up from £556.2m the previous year....

  • 2 weeks ago | drapersonline.com | Sabina Weston

    As Whistles' new creative director, Markham will be responsible for the elevation of the womenswear brand’s design direction and "wider creative vision". She will report to Whistles product director Camille Sullivan. Markham began her fashion career in 1994 as a designer for womenswear retailers Oasis and Karen Millen. In 1998, she joined Topshop, where she worked her way up from formalwear designer to design director, overseeing all clothing categories.

  • 2 weeks ago | drapersonline.com | Sabina Weston

    Tikki Godley, former chief operating officer (COO) of British womenswear retailer Never Fully Dressed, has been appointed managing director of Jigsaw, effective immediately. Before joining Never Fully Dressed in October 2024, Godley spent more than 20 years working for Ted Baker, having started as assistant merchandiser in 2000 before working her way up to brand CEO of Ted Baker Design Group, established by the brand’s owner, Authentic Brands Group, and run by PDS.

  • 2 weeks ago | drapersonline.com | Sabina Weston

    Register to Drapers to read ONE FREE article and a FREE digital edition Register now You are here: News An estimated 200 agency workers at Marks & Spencer's main distribution centre have been ordered to not come in to work after the retailer paused online clothing and home orders in response to a "cyber incident", according to Sky News. The order reportedly only applies to agency workers, which make up an estimated 20% of all employees at M&S's clothing and homewares logistics centre in...

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