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Sept 2020
Questions surround future of Harrogate's Jaeger store
Questions surround the future of Harrogate’s Jaeger store after it has remained closed after lockdown restrictions were eased.
While other retailers have implemented social distancing measures and reopened, Jaeger has yet to let any customers back into its Cambridge Crescent outlet.
The Stray Ferret contacted Jaeger to ask if it intended to reopen and if any date was set for the return of shoppers, but did not receive a response.
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Prior to the pandemic, Jaeger’s parent company, Edinburgh Woolen Mill Group, narrowed its losses at the clothing outlet to £1.1 million and expanded its stores in 2019.
EWM Group added seven further stores and four concession outlets to its portfolio.
The upmarket retailer fell into administration and was acquired by EWM Group in 2017. The year before, the retailer recorded losses of £7.1 million.
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