Fashion
Nike launches two new female-focused retail experiences in London
Published
October 27, 2025
Nike is doubling down on its London focus for its women’s offer with a dedicated space having just opened in Selfridges and another – actually a reopening – due on the King’s Road early next month.
The company said “both locations are designed to serve women with the best of Nike products and experiences where and how she shops”.
The Selfridges space “introduces a long-term retail presence in the luxury British department store”. The 93 sq m shop-in-shop on the third floor “is designed to spotlight Nike’s sport performance assortments and most exclusive and in-demand product collaborations, curated for her, including KNWLS Nike”.
It’s launched with a Weatherized Running collection and storytelling, introducing the Winterized Swift Premium Apparel.
As for the second space, called Nike Women King’s Road, it will see the store being reopened and will, of course, feature a product assortment exclusively for women, leading with sport performance, complemented by Nike sportswear collections.
The store design will be “distinctly Nike and creatively rooted in her shopping preferences”. A large-scale wing sculpture is a “reflection of Nike’s muse, the winged goddess of Victory, immediately drawing attention and setting the tone for the store”.
There’s a cohesive boutique footwear wall and bespoke seasonal assortments with a curated visual window “that spotlights the best of Nike”.

Stephanie Strike, VP, Nike Direct EMEA, said: “Nike Women King’s Road and the Nike shop-in-shop at Selfridges reflect Nike’s commitment to serving women. Each retail expression creates a uniquely Nike space to introduce new experiences, product innovations and inspirations that shape the culture of sport and style in London and beyond. These small format expressions are just the beginning and will influence how Nike shows up for women across all retail locations.”
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Taiwan Textile Select showcases sustainable innovation at TITAS 2025
The Taiwan Textile Select at TITAS 2025, organised under the Textile Export Promotion Project (TEPP) by the Taiwan Textile Federation (TTF) and commissioned by the International Trade Administration, Ministry of Economic Affairs (MOEA), spotlighted Taiwan’s leadership in sustainable, functional, and fashion textiles.
At TITAS, Taiwan Textile Select, under the Textile Export Promotion Project by TTF and MOEA, spotlighted 19 leading firms advancing eco-conscious, high-performance textiles.
The ‘RECODE 2050’ showcase and company presentations emphasised Taiwan’s R&D strength, sustainability leadership, and role as a global hub for next-generation textile innovation.
Aimed at positioning Taiwan as a global hub for eco-conscious sourcing, TEPP facilitates international buyer meetings, nurtures textile traders, stages fashion showcases, and promotes the industry worldwide. The Taiwan Textile Select booth’s successful debut at TITAS 2025 this month featured 19 leading companies, reflecting the nation’s robust supply chain, R&D excellence, and commitment to sustainability.
The ‘RECODE 2050’ fashion showcase illustrated the synergy between textile manufacturers and designers, translating innovative sustainable fabrics into high-fashion creations. Additionally, four key companies—Li Peng, New Wide, Wildbear Technology, and N-Star—delivered presentations on circularity, certification, and renewable material innovations.
By bridging performance and sustainability through such initiatives, TEPP continues to enhance Taiwan’s global competitiveness and strengthen its reputation as a source of next-generation textile solutions.
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Japan’s textile trade shows strong apparel demand, weak yarn imports
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Fashion
New Look dives into loyalty programmes for first time
Published
October 27, 2025
Womenswear retailer New Look has launched its first-ever loyalty programme, Club New Look. The company, which is one of the biggest British names in womenswear targeting the 18-44 age group, said it comes with an online 25% off Welcome Offer, exclusive weekly ‘Club Prices’, early access to sales, new launches and promotional events, and entry into exclusive members-only prize draws and competitions.
It’s the latest result of the £30 million investment the retailer announced back in the spring as it continues its digital transformation journey, supported by a £30m investment announced in April to accelerate its online and data capabilities. Over the past five years, the business has transformed its digital offer, including an upgraded website and app, a 7-million-strong social community and category-leading positions in dresses, denim, outerwear, and footwear.
The launch of the free-to-join programme follows “a successful trial and extensive customer feedback”. It’s now live across the UK and CEO Helen Connolly said it’s targeting 800,000 members by the end of the financial year.
A couple of months ago, it was reported that New Look’s owners — investment firms Alcentra and Brait — had take a step forward in their plan to sell the business and had appointed bankers to run a strategic review.
A Sky News report said the review “is expected to see the company change hands next year” and that the owners had received a number of “unsolicited approaches for the business from unidentified suitors”.
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