Harvey Nichols’ Birmingham store is to close in January with the loss of at least 60 jobs, as its owner Frasers Group begins reshaping the department store chain it bought out of administration in August.
Staff at the store, which opened 25 years ago, were informed this week, according to the fashion trade journal Drapers, which first reported the plan. The Leeds and Bristol stores are to be rebranded as Flannels, the luxury fashion chain owned by Frasers.
The future of the remaining three UK stores, in Manchester, Edinburgh and at the chain’s Knightsbridge headquarters in London, is unclear.
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