Zeeman textielSupers in the news

Zeeman is restructuring its retail footprint by closing 150 underperforming stores and exiting two countries to offset rising costs and net losses.

Zeeman is closing dozens of stores and exiting two countries, Portugal and Austria, after experiencing significant net losses and underperformance outside the Benelux region.

Erik-Jan Mares is leaving his CEO position at Zeeman after nearly nine years, having focused on sustainability and long-term strategy, with a successor already identified.

Gisser sues Zeeman for misleading advertising about lab-grown diamond jewelry prices, disputing Zeeman's price comparison claims.

Gisser sues Zeeman for misleading advertising about the price comparison of lab-grown diamond jewelry, disputing claims that Zeeman's product is significantly cheaper.

Zeeman's affordable diamond product is in high demand, leading to customer frustration due to limited availability.

Zeeman's cheap diamond product is in high demand, leading to customer frustration due to limited availability.

Jewelers doubt the authenticity of Zeeman textielSupers' affordable diamond despite its advertised size.

Zeeman upgraded its automated distribution center to boost efficiency but faced revenue loss; it focuses on affordable, sustainable clothing with limited online sales and aims to improve social and environmental sustainability.

Zeeman Textielsupers acquired three new Volvo FM trucks with a full maintenance contract to enhance efficient and reliable transport of textiles across the Netherlands.

Zeeman Textielsupers in The Hague supports hiring people with disabilities by providing tailored training and benefiting from wage subsidies to foster inclusive employment.

Zeeman TextielSupers upgraded its fleet with three new Volvo FH460 trucks featuring advanced safety tech and air-suspended cabins.

Zeeman advanced its sustainability in 2023 by measuring environmental impact, increasing sustainable materials use, expanding living wage programs, and setting clearer 2024 goals despite challenges.

Zeeman, a family business for 57 years, focuses on making textile basics affordable for everyone, operating on principles of being economical with people, materials, and society across 1350 stores in eight countries.

Zeeman Textielsupers issued a safety warning for two cuddle cloths due to loose seams and a choking hazard from exposed filling.

Zeeman uses DAF trucks for its European store deliveries, valuing their design, service, and efficiency, reflecting a strong Dutch partnership.

Zeeman TextielSupers is expanding its DAF truck fleet, adding its 30th DAF vehicle, a DAF XD 370 FT, for logistics in the Benelux, deepening a partnership focused on simplicity and efficiency.

Zeeman expanded its fleet with the 30th DAF XD truck to support its extensive European textile retail logistics, valuing simplicity, reliability, and advanced vehicle features.

Zeeman is a Dutch textile retailer founded in 1967, known for affordable, quality clothing and operating 1300 stores in seven countries.

Zeeman launches a transparent campaign inviting customers to ask questions about their affordable, ethically made clothing, emphasizing no child labor, environmental care, and fair wages.