FatFace in the news

FatFace is closing its Spalding store on July 31 due to a shift in its retail strategy, with the company focusing on staff redeployment.

FatFace launched its debut homewares collection, FatFace Home, inspired by van-life adventures.

FatFace opened its seventh Irish store in Galway, expanding its presence in western Ireland and creating five new jobs.

FatFace launched a new 34-product homeware collection, FatFace Home, available on its website and Next.com, to expand its lifestyle brand beyond fashion.

FatFace, known for its active lifestyle clothing, has expanded its product line with the launch of its first-ever homeware collection.

FatFace, the UK fashion and lifestyle brand, expanded its presence in Ireland by opening a new 1,500 sq ft store in Galway, bringing its total store count in the country to seven.

FatFace, an active lifestyle clothing retailer, plans to open a new store in Altrincham's Stamford Quarter, joining other lifestyle brands in the redeveloping area.

FatFace is promoting its holiday collection, suitable for light packing and hot weather, with a 20% discount code.

FatFace launched an in-store personal styling service and a WhatsApp channel to improve customer experience and engagement.

This article highlights FatFace's new spring collection, showcasing versatile dresses and stylish staples in inclusive sizing for various occasions.

FatFace launched a net zero supplier scheme to reduce its scope 3 emissions, which account for over 98% of its total footprint, following its B Corp certification and acquisition by Next.

FatFace has initiated a Net Zero pact for its suppliers, offering incentives for their commitment to decarbonization, with two major partners already signed on.

FatFace, a B Corp retailer, is implementing a net zero supplier agreement, requiring partners to develop transition plans for preferred status.

FatFace has introduced a new Petite sizing range for dresses and jumpsuits, responding to customer demand and planning further expansion.

FatFace is closing all 23 of its North American stores, including one in Camden, by September 3rd, citing tariffs as the primary reason for the closures.