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In the second part of a series celebrating the centenary of brand house Douglas & Grahame, we learn how the Northern Irish business has evolved to serve its customers.

In the first in a series celebrating Douglas & Grahame’s 100th anniversary, we return to the humble roots of the Northern Irish menswear brand house.

Womenswear brand Nobody’s Child will launch a repair pop-up at its Carnaby Street store with fashion repairs provider Sojo on Saturday.

British menswear retailer Charles Tyrwhitt has opened a 4,200 sq ft store on London's Regent Street, which marks its eighth opening in a year. 

Molly Anderson, company representative and tailor’s cutter at bespoke tailoring retailer Richard Anderson, based at 13 Savile Row, is spearheading womenswear in a sector dominated by menswear. To mark International Women’s Day, she explains the opportunities and challenges of working in the man's world of tailoring.

Original Dragons' Den entrepreneur Touker Suleyman is the owner of Hawes & Curtis and Low Profile Group. He tells Drapers how the shirtmaker is attracting a new generation of customers and why the Jermyn Street menswear business is opening new stores on its 110th anniversary. 

Premium fashion retailer Jigsaw reported a 28.6% rise in EBITDA to £3.6m for the year to 28 January 2023, driven by double-digit sales growth with tailoring and dresses performing strongly.

Moss CEO Brian Brick gives Drapers a tour of its new flagship in Manchester's Arndale Centre, and speaks about why the men’s formalwear brand is stepping up its casualwear offering.

Brian Brick, CEO of Moss Bros, which is rebranding as Moss, tells Drapers why the men’s formalwear brand is stepping up its casualwear offering and how the younger generation is wearing suits differently.

Drapers speaks to James Sleater, co-founder of Savile Row tailor Cad & The Dandy, who acquired a majority stake in Patrick Grant's Norton & Sons with business partner Ian Meiers about their future plans for the business.