After closing all stores, Topshop relaunches offline and online with Shopify

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An article by Morgane Monteiro

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16 January 2026 à 17h31

Updated on 19 January 2026 à 11h12

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16 January 2026 à 17h31

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On January 15, the British fashion retailer Topshop announced the launch of an e-commerce website (eu.topshop.com) across 23 European countries including France, Germany, Italy and Spain. The platform was developed by Canadian company Shopify. Until now focused on wholesale, Topshop was also available internationally via the Asos website.

To remember: Since September 2024, Topshop has been 75% owned by Danish group Bestseller, which owns Only, Vero Moda, Jack & Jones (2024 revenue of €5.1 billio

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