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Next starts work on Gap concession at Oxford Street flagship

  • Categories Retail News, Top News
  • Date February 28, 2022
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Next has started work on its Gap concessions in its UK retail stores, with its Oxford Street flagship being the first.

Under the agreement announced in September 2021, the two companies have formed a joint venture to operate Gap’s ecommerce business across the Next Total Platform. The Next Total Platform is an online site for fashion brands which allows them to piggyback off Next’s own ecommerce expertise.

ext will also host Gap-branded shop-in-shop concessions at selected retail locations and offer click-and-collect for online customers.

Work has now begun at the Oxford Street flagship, which also features Sockshop, O2, Lipsy and Paperchase, with new signage informing shoppers of the upcoming location. Next own a 51% majority of the joint venture, whilst Gap will own the remaining 49%.

“Next is delighted at the prospect of its Total Platform supporting Gap on the next stage of development of their world-renowned brand in the UK and Ireland,” Next chief executive, Lord Wolfson said.

Gap Global chief executive and president, Mark Breitbard said: “Gap is partnering with Next, one of the UK’s leading online clothing retailers, to amplify our omnichannel business and meet our customers in UK & Ireland where they are shopping now.”

Source: Retail Gazette

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