Beloved fashion brand 'to return to the high street' after closing

One of Britain's most beloved fashion brands is reportedly set to make a dramatic comeback to the high street after collapsing into administration.

Ted Baker, once a retail juggernaut, financially imploded last year and shut all of its 46 remaining UK stores.

It came after the firm behind company's British shops, No Ordinary Designer Label (NODL), fell into administration in March last year, with administrators closing 15 shops and cutting 245 jobs.

However, reports suggest Ted Baker could now make a triumphant return in a matter of months.

The fashion house relaunched its website in November 2024.

Beloved fashion brand 'to return to the high street' after closing

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