Kurt Geiger has established itself as an authority on designer footwear and accessories for women and men since opening its first store on London’s Bond Street in the 1960s. Named after its Austrian founder, the shoe retailer now owns three bands – Kurt Geiger London, KG Kurt Geiger and Carvela Kurt Geiger. It also has teenage and children’s ranges Miss KG and Mini Miss KG. Retail Week provides news, analysis, features and opinion about Kurt Geiger and the fashion sector.
John Lewis has added hundreds of beauty offers to its Black Friday event, including brands like Charlotte Tilbury and Mac as it expects more customers than ever to shop during the promotional period.
Private equity firm Alteri Investors has been named as one of the parties mulling bids for luxury footwear and accessories brand Kurt Geiger.
Kurt Geiger has posted “record” profits and handbag sales despite weaker demand in the wider luxury market.
Kurt Geiger has credited a full-year surge in both revenue and profits to the “success” of its international expansion strategy.
It has been a tough few years for fashion, and retailers have been battling to lead on style, value and quality despite skyrocketing return rates, competition for customer loyalty and bold sustainability targets.
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