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Witchery

Witchery is an Australian women's fashion retailer that designs and sells clothing, shoes, and accessories, including dresses, tops, knitwear, and jewellery. The brand, established in 1970, sells its products online and through physical stores in Australia.www.witchery.com.au

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Oct 20, 2026

Philomena PifferettiGUEST
65:31
So that's going to be a relief that we only have to pop down the road to Morley.
Philomena PifferettiGUEST
65:34
But, yeah, I mean, Country Road and Witchery for me, but also JB Hi-Fi.
Philomena PifferettiGUEST
65:40
Really excited about that.
Philomena PifferettiGUEST
65:42
It's kind of long overdue that we need these quality retailers in Morley.
Jeremy CordeauxHOST
9:23
DJs are looking at a massive $95 million loss.
Jeremy CordeauxHOST
9:30
And Country Road and Witchery and Mimco are all pulling the pin on 100 David Jones shop fronts as the historic department store battles this $95.5 million loss.
Jeremy CordeauxHOST
9:42
Australian fashion labels have long been a very important part of David Jones' operation.
Jeremy CordeauxHOST
9:47
Now, I don't pretend to know how it works, but I assume these fashion labels pay a form of rent to be under the roof, the umbrella of David Jones.
Jeremy CordeauxHOST
9:23
DJs are looking at a massive $95 million loss.
Jeremy CordeauxHOST
9:30
And Country Road and Witchery and Mimco are all pulling the pin on 100 David Jones shop fronts as the historic department store battles this $95.5 million loss.
Jeremy CordeauxHOST
9:42
Australian fashion labels have long been a very important part of David Jones' operation.
Jeremy CordeauxHOST
9:47
Now, I don't pretend to know how it works, but I assume these fashion labels pay a form of rent to be under the roof, the umbrella of David Jones.

Unknown podcast

Executive Briefing: Sunday 11 October

Oct 10 · 1 Mention

speaker_0NARRATOR
0:26
Department stores face brand exodus and evolving concession models.
speaker_0NARRATOR
0:30
The retail landscape is seeing major shifts as Country Road Group plans to remove nearly 100 concessions, including Witchery and Mimco, from David Jones.
speaker_0NARRATOR
0:39
This follows similar pullbacks from luxury labels like Dior, Gucci, and Chanel.
speaker_0NARRATOR
0:44
The move highlights challenges for traditional department stores, particularly when brands have strong direct-to-consumer channels and their own standalone stores.
James ThomsonHOST
0:59
But first, I wanted to ask you about a really fascinating story we had this week on some very big names that I think everyone will know.
James ThomsonHOST
1:06
Country Road, Witchery and Mimco are pulling back from their concessions inside David Jones, the iconic department store chain.
James ThomsonHOST
1:15
Now it's, well, let's be frank, it's bloody tough out there in retail, Anne, but who's bearing the pain here? Is it David Jones or is it Woolworths Holdings of South Africa, which is the company that owns Country Road and those other brands I mentioned?
Anne HylandGUEST
1:29
It's a bit of both, James.
Anne HylandGUEST
3:26
And I wouldn't be surprised if we see the Country Road Group sold by Woolworths because Woolworths got a new CEO in June.
Anne HylandGUEST
3:36
This is South African Woolworths got a new CEO in June who's made it clear that they're going to pivot towards food being at the forefront of their business and clothing being a secondary.
Anne HylandGUEST
3:46
So, at some point, I wouldn't be surprised if we see the Country Road brand, Witchery, Mimco, et cetera, up for sale.
James ThomsonHOST
3:54
Yeah.
Ben FordhamHOST
6:42
Some of Australia's biggest fashion brands are scaling back their presence inside DJs.
Ben FordhamHOST
6:48
And we're talking about big names like Country Road, Witchery, Mimco.
Ben FordhamHOST
6:54
They're among the brands pulling dozens of shops from David Jones stores.
Ben FordhamHOST
6:59
The Country Road Group currently operates 283 of these spaces across the network, but close to 100 are set to vanish from February.

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