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Laura Ashley partners Next plc
02 Nov 20 2 min read
Gordon Brothers, the global advisory, restructuring and investment firm, has announced that Laura Ashley has chosen to partner with Next plc to reintroduce its home products online and in stores the UK. Next has over 500 stores in UK and Eire and an online presence in over 70 countries making it an ideal retail partner to continue Laura Ashley’s story.
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As owners of the Laura Ashley brand, the partnership with Next is an important part of the brand’s evolution and Gordon Brothers’ continued priorities to expand the portfolio of licensees and franchisees, bolster e-commerce presence and develop more strategic wholesale and retail relationships.
Gordon Brothers acquired the Laura Ashley brand, archives and related intellectual property in April 2020.
“We are truly delighted about this opportunity,” Frank Morton, CEO of international for Gordon Brothers, said in a press release. “Our partnership with Next allows us to embark on an exciting new chapter and relaunch the iconic Laura Ashley brand. Our decision to acquire the brand was based on the global awareness of Laura Ashley and customer affinity for the brand, which will be renewed through this partnership.”
“Next is delighted to be partnering with Gordon Brothers and the Laura Ashley team to re-launch this iconic British brand. We believe that the combination of the design vision of the Laura Ashley team alongside Next’s online and retail infrastructure can combine to revitalise this world class brand,” Simon Wolfson, CEO at Next said.
Fibre2Fashion News Desk (JL)
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