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Princesse Tam Tam and Comptoir des Cotonniers File for Judicial Reorganization

Fast Retailing France’s mid-market clothing labels turned to court protection after reporting multi-year financial deterioration caused by ultra fast fashion coupled with growth in second-hand competition.

Les marques Princesse Tam Tam et Comptoir des cotonniers ont demandé à être placées en redressement judiciaire, vendredi 19 juin 2025 (image d’illustration).
Les deux enseignes ont demandé leur placement en redressement judiciaire.
Le géant japonais Fast Retailing a préféré capitaliser sur sa marque phare, Uniqlo.
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Overview

  • Princesse Tam Tam and Comptoir des Cotonniers filed for judicial reorganization on June 23 before the Paris economic tribunal.
  • They cited mounting losses driven by ultra fast fashion platforms like Shein coupled with surging second-hand sales on marketplaces such as Vinted.
  • A 2023 restructuring plan closed 55 stores and cut 304 jobs in an effort to halt the brands’ multi-year decline.
  • The labels operate under Fast Retailing France, the subsidiary of Japan’s Fast Retailing that also owns Uniqlo.
  • Industry peers including Camaïeu, Naf Naf and Jennyfer have faced similar downturns, prompting fashion groups to lobby French and EU authorities for tighter competition rules.