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    British fashion brand Topshop to return to high street at John Lewis

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    Posted on September 3, 2025

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    Last updated: January 22, 2026

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    Quick Summary

    Topshop is making a high street comeback in 2024 through John Lewis stores, aiming to attract a new generation of shoppers with its iconic fashion offerings.

    Table of Contents

    • Topshop's Return to High Streets
    • Details of the Relaunch
    • John Lewis's Strategy
    • Target Audience Insights

    Topshop Makes a Comeback to UK High Streets via John Lewis Stores

    Topshop's Return to High Streets

    By Paul Sandle

    Details of the Relaunch

    LONDON (Reuters) -Topshop, the British fashion brand that set trends in its early 2000s heyday, will return to high streets across the country in John Lewis department stores next year, the companies said on Wednesday.

    John Lewis's Strategy

    A selection of Topshop pieces including denim, jackets and wardrobe staples will be available in 32 John Lewis stores from February, they said. Menswear brand Topman will be stocked in six, they added.

    Target Audience Insights

    Topshop was a fashion destination for young women in the late 1990s and early 2000s, attracted to its cool styles at high street prices.

    It declined in the 2010s and its final store closed in 2021 after its parent company Arcadia, owned by former retail tycoon Philip Green, went into administration.

    The brand was bought by online retailer ASOS, which in turn sold 75% to Heartland, owner of online retailer Bestseller in 2024.

    As well as online on its own sites and ASOS, some Topshop ranges are sold in upmarket London store Liberty.

    John Lewis managing Director Peter Ruis said bringing Topshop and Topman back to high streets across the UK was a landmark moment and the retailer was thrilled to be its nationwide partner.

    "It's the ultimate proof of our strategy: offering the most-loved brands alongside the unwavering trust of our brand promise," he said.

    John Lewis has traditionally appealed to a broad swathe of Britain's middle classes, whereas Topshop was targeted at young shoppers.

    Ruis, however, said Topshop would resonate with our "Gen Zs and our Gen Xs and everyone in between" and would exemplify the new John Lewis.

    Topshop's Managing Director Michelle Wilson said: "We want to be back at the forefront of both British fashion and British culture, and our mission is absolutely to bring the best of fashion to everyone."

    John Lewis also announced a marketing campaign marking the 100 year anniversary of its "Never Knowingly Undersold" price promise.

    (Reporting by Paul Sandle; editing by Sarah Young)

    Key Takeaways

    • •Topshop will return to UK high streets via John Lewis stores.
    • •The relaunch includes Topshop and Topman collections.
    • •John Lewis aims to attract Gen Z and Gen X shoppers.
    • •Topshop was acquired by ASOS and later sold to Heartland.
    • •John Lewis celebrates 100 years of its price promise.

    Frequently Asked Questions about British fashion brand Topshop to return to high street at John Lewis

    1When will Topshop return to high streets?

    Topshop will return to high streets across the UK in February next year.

    2Where will Topshop products be available?

    Topshop pieces will be available in 32 John Lewis stores and online.

    3What happened to Topshop in the 2010s?

    Topshop declined in the 2010s, and its final store closed in 2021 after its parent company went into administration.

    4Who owns Topshop now?

    Topshop was bought by ASOS and later sold 75% to Heartland, the owner of Bestseller.

    5What is John Lewis's strategy with Topshop?

    John Lewis aims to attract a broader audience, including Gen Z and Gen X shoppers, by partnering with Topshop.

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