Retail Times — UK Retail News
NFU Mutual
ADVERTISEMENT
  • HOME
  • ABOUT
    • CONTACT & Press release submit page
    • ADVERTISING
  • PRODUCTS
  • TECH
  • DATA
    • Reports
    • Research
  • RETAILER
    • Manufacturer
    • Wholesaler
  • PEOPLE
  • SUSTAINABILITY
    • Fairtrade
    • Packaging
  • SERVICES
    • Events
    • Awards
    • Logistics
  • COMMENT
    • In My Opinion
    • Featured Article
    • Why It Works
  • RETAIL CATEGORIES
No Result
View All Result
Retail Times — UK Retail News
No Result
View All Result
  • HOME
  • ABOUT
    • CONTACT & Press release submit page
    • ADVERTISING
  • PRODUCTS
  • TECH
  • DATA
    • Reports
    • Research
  • RETAILER
    • Manufacturer
    • Wholesaler
  • PEOPLE
  • SUSTAINABILITY
    • Fairtrade
    • Packaging
  • SERVICES
    • Events
    • Awards
    • Logistics
  • COMMENT
    • In My Opinion
    • Featured Article
    • Why It Works
  • RETAIL CATEGORIES
Retail Times — UK Retail News
No Result
View All Result
Home Retail News Retailer News

Crew Clothing announces continued investment in high street, following strong Christmas growth

by Fiona Briggs
January 30, 2025
in Retailer News
Reading Time: 2 mins read

Crew ClothingCrew Clothing has reported exceptional growth during the 2024 Christmas trading period (weeks 51–52), with total business sales increasing by an impressive 45% compared to the previous year. This growth is a testament to the strength of the brand’s multichannel approach, which includes e-commerce, retail stores, and third-party sales partnerships. Within this, ecom demand rose +70%, reflecting the growing shift to online shopping. Store estate net sales rose by 22%, showcasing the continued importance of brick-and-mortar locations and third-party channel sales grew by 34%, driven by partnerships with retailers such as M&S (launched in 2021) and John Lewis (launched in 2023).

Crew Clothing’s Q4 results showed consistent momentum with total like for like sales of +17%. The company also reported a record-breaking Black Friday period, during which total business sales grew +23%, from the peak trading period of Black Friday through to the end of the December.

Crew Clothing remains committed in driving every aspect of the omnichannel model which continues to yield consistent positive results. With the expansion of Crew’s product offering, the brand has seen increased appetite with new customers throughout 2024, whilst maintaining a loyal base of returning shoppers. Crew Clothing is a long-standing champion of the British Highstreet and continues to invest in its retail portfolio. The brand opened 15 new stores in 2024, with momentum set to continue in 2025 with the opening of at least 20 new stores in the new year. Stores in Kendal and Keswick are confirmed alongside a number of exciting new refits. The expansion further solidifies the brand as a key player in the retail sector.

Crew’s surging engagement with its customer base is further reinforced via its impressive sponsorship programme. As proud supporters of British sport, the programme includes a number of the UK’s most prestigious sporting institutions including, England Red Roses, Henley Royal Regatta, and the Lawn Tennis Association.

With strong results, a clear growth strategy, and unwavering support for British retail and sports, Crew Clothing is well-positioned for further success in 2025.

 

Share This Article

Similar Retail News Articles:

  1. Crew Clothing announces new store opening at Meadowhall, Sheffield
  2. Crew Clothing announces new store opening in Ambleside, the Lake District
  3. Crew Clothing announces opening at Voisins Department Store, Jersey
Tags: Crew Clothing
ADVERTISEMENT

Related Posts

Morrisons Foundation

Morrisons Foundation launches £1m fund l to give Britain’s community spaces a much-needed boost

September 3, 2026

The Morrisons Foundation is today launching ‘Connecting Communities’, a new £1 million fund to help...

New Era

New Era takes flagship Oxford Street store

September 3, 2026

Heritage sports and lifestyle brand New Era has signed a 10-year lease for a flagship...

Houston Hot Chicken confirms second UK site as expansion plans continue

September 3, 2026

The countdown just got bigger for the UK’s hottest restaurant opening. Following the announcement that Stevenage...

Sainsbury’s invests over £1.5 million to put good food on the menu for children this school year

September 3, 2026

Sainsbury's has today announced an investment of over £1.5 million to help put nutritious food...

ASDA’s progress remains fragile as its turnaround strategy stays under strain, says GlobalData

September 2, 2026

Following yesterday’s release of ASDA’s figures for the quarter ending 30 June 2026; Eleanor Simpson-Gould,...

Sweaty Betty

Sweaty Betty launches Born for the Storm campaign

September 2, 2026

Icy. Cold. Intense. Stormy. For generations, women have been described using the language of the weather....

Load More

Popular Posts

  • Screenshot 2026-08-27 at 17.48.47New from Le Creuset: Forêt, a deep forest green for autumn/winter (169)
  • The Perfume Shop Store Front Imagery jpgThe Perfume Shop launches UK’s first high street Scent Rediscovery Service (630)
  • HollisterHollister to open first Leicestershire store (14)
  • Tangle TeezerTangle Teezer unveils its biggest launch yet – The Complete Carebrush (23)
  • Grá ChocolatesGrá Chocolates ushers in autumn with seasonal chocolate box and Witch’s… (8)
  • unnamedArgos reveals top 20 toys set to rule Christmas wishlists for 2026 (85)

FEATURED ARTICLES

The invisible shelf: why retailers and consumer packaged goods brands need to win the algorithm to win the customer

The invisible shelf: why retailers and consumer packaged goods brands need to win the algorithm to win the customer

August 12, 2026
How Catalina helps smaller fuel retailers win loyalty

How Catalina helps smaller fuel retailers win loyalty

April 27, 2026
Retail crime must be challenged, says top security specialist

Retail crime must be challenged, says top security specialist

April 21, 2026
Design Matters: why Lefties tech-based approach could be the future of value retail

Design Matters: why Lefties tech-based approach could be the future of value retail

August 28, 2026
nfu mutual nfu mutual
ADVERTISEMENT
ADVERTISEMENT

Find the Story You Need

No Result
View All Result
  • Home Page
  • Editorial – Contact
  • Advertising
  • Copyright
  • Privacy & Cookie Policy
  • Retailer News
  • Products
  • Data
  • Technology
  • Events
  • People
  • Comment
  • Sustainability
  • Awards
  • Research
No Result
View All Result
  • HOME
  • Featured Articles
  • Retail News Categories
  • About us
  • Advertising
  • Contact / Press release submit page
  • Privacy policy