Fenwick in the news

Fenwick's Autumn 2026 'Back to Business' campaign highlights new collections and the return to routine after summer.

York City Football Club is opening its first city center pop-up store at Fenwick York on August 27th, offering merchandise and exclusive collections.

Fenwick's former store site is shrouded in a temporary artwork by Hugo Dalton, previewing its 2027 transformation into a luxury retail space.

The Fenwick Fragrance & Beauty Advent Calendar 2026 is a 250 luxury calendar offering 1,000+ value with 33 diverse products, including high-end skincare, makeup, and distinct fragrances.

The redevelopment of the former Fenwick New Bond Street store is revealed through a building wrap by artist Hugo Dalton.

Fenwick has launched its 'Back to Business' autumn campaign, showcasing new seasonal fashion and accessories for various post-summer routines.

Fenwick, a luxury department store chain, significantly reduced its operating and overall losses in the first year of its three-year transformation strategy, driven by increased turnover, strategic investments, and successful partnerships.

Fenwick significantly reduced its operating losses and achieved sales growth in the first year of its transformation strategy, supported by strategic investments and a strong financial position.

Fenwick's performance improved in the first year of its three-year strategy, as reported in its latest financial filings.

Fenwick cut its operating loss by 40% and increased turnover, driven by its three-year transformation strategy focusing on digital integration, loyalty programs, and store investments.

Fenwick narrowed its pre-tax losses and increased turnover and like-for-like gross sales, demonstrating progress in its turnaround strategy despite challenging retail conditions.

Fenwick significantly reduced its operating loss by 40% to 23.4 million in FY2025, driven by a 2.5% increase in like-for-like sales and strategic digital and store investments.

Fenwick significantly reduced its operating loss by 40%, indicating its transformation strategy is succeeding.

Fenwick's financial performance improved in the first year of its three-year strategy, as reported in its recently filed accounts.

Fenwick significantly cut its operating loss by 40% and grew sales and turnover while investing in digital transformation and customer loyalty programs.

Fenwick, a family-owned department store, reduced losses and improved turnover in the first year of its turnaround strategy.

Fenwick reduced its operating loss by 40% to £23.4 million in FY25, achieving sales growth and improved margins in the first year of its three-year transformation strategy.

Fenwick's Colchester store completed specialist sighted guiding training with Guide Dogs to better assist customers with sight loss, making it the first in Essex to do so.

Fenwick's Colchester store completed specialist sighted guiding training with Guide Dogs to better assist customers with sight loss.

Savour bakery, a popular North East establishment, is opening a new outpost within Fenwick department store in Newcastle, initially operating two days a week.