A lengthy list of heritage and newer designers and brands have made uniforms and capsule collections for the Summer Games.

The company saw large increases in nine-month sales and profit, but its results fell below its own expectations.

Uniqlo and Theory are moving into a new space on Regent Street, but some 1,000 job cuts are looming at John Lewis Partnership, which is slimming down its management structure and putting the focus on customer-facing staff.

The company will donate an additional 2 million reusable masks, as well as $100,000, to support displaced people.

The store employs the concept of “our neighborhood” to highlight other local businesses.

The contemporary Japanese designer created a collection that is equally suited to staying in and stepping out

Designed in collaboration with athletes, the apparel includes casual items and competition wear utilizing innovative construction methods.

The campaign will run through mid-July.

The collection will be released globally in late May with launch dates varying by region.

The collaboration with Riot Games will be available globally online and in stores.

Strong performance by Uniqlo in Japan and Greater China drove the growth, despite the impact of COVID-19 on other markets.

Old Navy, Bershka, Pull & Bear, Stradivarius, C&A, and Forever 21 have pulled back on the market with Gap possibly to follow soon.

The character will help to promote the brand’s extensive and ongoing social and environmental programs.

Net-a-porter, Goop and Away are among those that have ceased print for now, but others like Uniqlo, Maapilim and Goat are still going strong.

The popular line will be back for the spring season.