Fashion Retailer Partners with Printemps, Magasin du Nord, and McElhinneys for Comeback

  • Topshop confirms partnerships with Printemps department stores in France, Magasin du Nord shops in Denmark, and McElhinneys in Ireland
  • UK stockist yet to be revealed
  • Brand’s managing director Michelle Wilson expresses excitement for the return
  • Topshop acquired by Asos in 2021, sold a 75% stake to Heartland in 2024

Clothing brand Topshop is making a comeback on the high street this summer after confirming partnerships with Printemps department stores in France and Magasin du Nord shops in Denmark. The retailer has also partnered with Ireland’s largest department store outside of Dublin, McElhinneys, to bring its collection to Donegal from August 21st. Although the UK stockist remains undisclosed, Topshop’s managing director Michelle Wilson shared her excitement for the return, calling the partner ‘an incredible partner.’ The brand was acquired by Asos in 2021 and later sold a 75% stake to Heartland in 2024. Stay tuned for more updates on Topshop’s UK plans.

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