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Boutique platform Atterley gearing up for own-label launch

London - British boutique e-commerce platform Atterley is one of the world’s fastest growing fashion sites, currently hosting 100 independent stores selling to over 80 countries and counting. Having recently opened a Singapore office, headed by former president of DKNY Jeans International Debra Langley, and a network of offices in Edinburgh,...

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Is Atterley planning to go public?

New York - The Scottish fashion business has recently secured a multi-million investment from fashion conglomerate PDS Multinational. When breaking the news to the industry, Atterley’s founder Mike Welch, left the door open to a potential float of the company. Market sources point out that Atterley follows a similar business model to Farfetch,...

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British retailer Atterley.com receives multi-million funding

New York - Online fashion retailer Atterley.com, run by online entrepreneur Mike Welch, has been backed by PDS Multinational. “We have spoken to a wide range of potential funders over the last six months, including private equity firms and industry players, but PDS really stood out in terms of the strategic fit, our vision for the business and...

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Atterley to make an online comeback

London - A new company known as Atterley.com Holdings has acquired the intellectual property assets of former fashion e-tailer Atterley, and is set to launch a new global, online retailing platform this July. Backed by Scottish entrepreneur Mike Welch, Atterley.com acquired the IP assets of Atterley, which went into administration earlier this...

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Online retailer Atterley put into administration and ceases trading

Online womenswear retailer Atterley has entered administration and ceased trading after its parent company, Maison Seven, was placed into administration earlier this week. Atterley, formerly known as Atterley Road, is currently under the management of court appointed administrators from KPMG insolvency practitioners. All 17 members of staff have...