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https://www.manchestereveningnews.co.uk/whats-on/shopping/prettylittlething-reveals-demand-activewear-skyrockets-22661891

….and into leisure.Much lower return rate.
PLT leisure sales up 285% since Xmas.
Ignore the resident troll who’s not invested.

https://www.ons.gov.uk/businessindustryandtrade/retailindustry/timeseries/j4mc/drsi

However, pressure to behave more sustainably and to cut down costs is driving retailers to reduce the amount of unwanted goods.
Laura Gee at another returns specialist ReBound, says: “Brands are on a learning curve. They are getting better at [reprocessing] as shoppers are becoming more sustainably minded.”
Technology firms such as ZigZag and ReBound help retailers track returned items more closely, monitoring why a sale has not been successful and taking decisions on where and how to reprocess goods without necessarily bringing them all back to the UK, if sold overseas.
Other techniques to reduce returns rates include posting customer reviews which flag how a garment fits, using avatars to enable virtual trying on of a dress or encouraging customers to bring an item back to a store where they can pick up, and try on, the alternative.
Geerie at ZigZag says: “Even fast-fashion retailers are becoming more conscious about corporate social responsibility and being more sustainable and trying to recover product whenever possible.

Kallumoron's back to spam the board all weekend.
Just not normal.

'Molly-Mae Hague used a podcast appearance to explain that "we all have the same 24 hours" and that those who work harder tend to do better.'

And?

MK owns 12.5% already worth £185m.
How much more does he have to buy?

Windows….You seem agitated, i recommend taking some CBD, ive heard its really good. LOL .

PLT activewear sales 285% up.

https://www.manchestereveningnews.co.uk/whats-on/shopping/prettylittlething-reveals-demand-activewear-skyrockets-22661891

….that’s why the board is flooded with doomsters.

You’re selling at a loss, they’re closing and going long.
And you’ve been shafted.

Alleging corruption is a serious statement Max.
Have taken a screenshot and reported.

Our demographic are mostly living at home and don’t have mortgages.

Next has increased 45% from 2 years ago.How much have Boo grown in 2 years Max?

They’re comparing growth with 2019.
Why not 2020?
Why have Quant reduced their short Max?

Next has said it will raise its prices this year to offset increased wages as well as higher shipping and manufacturing costs.

The retailer said prices for its spring and summer ranges would rise by 3.7%, while it expects a 6% increase for its autumn and winter goods.

Its forecast came as it said sales for the three months to 25 December were up 20% compared with pre-pandemic 2019.

Next also upped its profit forecast for the year.

It now expects to make an extra £22m, taking annual profits to £822m, which would be nearly 10% higher than in 2019.

The retailer said sales in the final quarter of 2021 had been boosted by strong revival in "formal and occasionwear".

Next's online business saw sales soar by 45% from two years ago, whereas sales at its High Street stores were down 5.4%.

Quant have reduced their short.

What do they know that you don’t Max?

Yep…late £2m trade and the UT is also £2m.

They may have just dropped back under the reporting threshold and not closed completely.
But a reduction nonetheless.

…and as those headwinds subside,the shorts will close and go long and a lot of people will miss out on the recovery.You will have been shafted.