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PrettyLittleThing

Description:

PrettyLittleThing is a UK-based fashion retailer, aimed at 16-35-year-old women. The business was founded in 2012 by Umar and Adam Kamani, sons of Boohoo co-founder Mahmud Kamani.

Originally launched as an accessories-only website, PrettyLittleThing has rapidly grew into one of the biggest online womenswear brands, working strategically with celebrities and influencers.

For more news about PrettyLittleThing, see our related stories below company information.

Company Information
Revenue: £516.3 million (2020)
Segments / Shopping Categories:

Womenswear; Accessories; Bags; Jewellery
Company Size (No. of Employees): 411
Parent Company/Key Investors:

Boohoo
Group Companies:

Boohoo; Nasty Gal
Payment Methods:

Credit card; Debit card; PayPal
Student Discount:

22% with UNiDAYS
Delivery Options:

Standard delivery; Click and Collect; UK Next Day delivery; Saver delivery
Number of Countries Shipped To: Over 30
Key Countries Shipped To:

UK; USA; EU; China; Russia
Number of Active Customers: 6.3 million (2020)
Contact Information
Head Office Address:
49-51 Dale Street, Manchester M1 2HF
Website:
PR Company:

PrettyLittleThing handles their own PR.

Pippa Brookfield - Influencer and PR Manager
020 3598 7240
pippa.brookfield@prettylittlething.com

Amy Simon - Senior Influencer & PR Manager
020 3598 7241
amy.simon@prettylittlething.com
Key Executives
Chief Executive:

Umar Kamani
Merchandising Director: Jonathan Haycock
Buying Director: Faye Reddish
Head of Buying: Sarah Moore
Head of Design: Chris Parnell
Creative Director: Teyana Taylor
Digital Director: Parveen Chandi
Marketing Director: Niki Capstick
HR Director: Victoria Idle
Chief Financial Officer: Tom Binns

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