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The clothing firm Viyella, which was founded in 1784, calls in administrators to sell the business.

Two shops and six concessions are under threat as the clothing firm Viyella goes into administration.

Marks and Spencer says it plans to close 25 Simply Food stores and two of its regular stores, and cut 1,230 jobs.

Offenders doing community service should be made to wear high visibility clothing, a Labour MSP says.

A family spending Christmas in Paris were left without clothes when they were told their bag was sent to Afghanistan.

Women's clothing store chain Morgan goes into administration, the latest retailer to be hit by the consumer slowdown.


Fashion designers from Somerset College make the final 10 in the Clothes Show's Young Designer of the Year final.

A group of cancer survivors who replaced their clothes with a coat of paint for a fund-raising calendar raise over £17,000.

Detectives investigating the murder of a woman in Doncaster say a man was seen running across fields at the time of the killing.

An Aberdeenshire woman caught selling fake designer clothes over the internet avoids a jail sentence.

UK retail sales rose unexpectedly last month, official figures show, led by household goods and food, while clothing declined.

A clothing company is fined for selling bags with a nude image of France's first lady, Carla Bruni.

Blood-stained clothing found in bin bags belonged to a Swindon couple beaten in a hammer attack.

Backers of a project to create a Harris Tweed interpretation centre are confident the plan is moving forward.

A clothing tycoon who started in business running a market stall in Widnes is made a CBE for his charity work.

Four men armed with metal bars target a fashion shop in the Clarence Dock area of Leeds.

Researchers at Abertay University study ways of getting fingerprints from victims' clothes.

Thousands of people go to the Clothes Show Live at the NEC as the event marks its 20th anniversary.

Bangladeshi textile workers who make clothes for Primark, Asda and Tesco are paid as little as 7p an hour as living costs soar, a charity claims.

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