Sentence examples for store concessions from inspiring English sources

The fashion retailer, founded in 1900 by Austin Leonard Reed and famous for its suits, operates 100 stores and 50 department store concessions.

That safeguarded the jobs of the 1,500 workers who staff its department store concessions but its 11 stores are earmarked for closure, costing 90 jobs.

Before the Manhattan store opening, on 23 March, the brand was sold online and in department store concessions, slowing building a dedicated fanbase.

The company owns 466 stores, including the Club Monaco brand and Polo factory outlets, as well as 536 department store concessions.

When Woolworths went bust in 2009 Andy Latham, its former head of store concessions and development, rebranded 18 stores as Alworths.

But Burberry's global presence and reach — its more than 200 fully owned retail stores and similar number of department store concessions, its 5.9 million Instagram followers and over 17 million Facebook likes, its position as the only high-fashion member of London's FTSE 100 — have the power to transform consumer expectations, creating a knock-on imperative for other brands.

The majority of redundancies will come from the 1,900 staff at the in-store concessions.

The partnership with SolarCentury differs from its previous one with Hanergy, in which the troubled Chinese supplier operated what were in effect in-store concessions.

Gross transaction value – the total amount of money going through the tills, including from in-store concessions – was up 1.2% to £1.39bn, according to accounts for Harrods Ltd made available this week.

Ray Kelvin, chief executive, said the company planned to open two more stores in Canada and would also launch six in-store concessions in Mexico with the Liverpool and Plateo department store groups after a successful trial in two outlets.

Ted Baker has 416 stores, concessions and other outlets in 48 countries.