The John Lewis Partnership has won just won an award from BREEAM - the world's leading environmental assessment method and rating system for buildings - in recognition of its commitment to sustainable design.
- John Lewis to open in Oxford
- Media watch
- Waitrose Knightsbridge wins award
- Heritage Centre hosts open days
- Eurostar now serving Waitrose food
- John Lewis Leeds plans go on show
- John Lewis and Waitrose win Verdict retail awards
- Waitrose sponsors youth careers site
- John Lewis supports start-ups
- Construction set to begin on John Lewis Ashford
- Latest TVs arrive in John Lewis
- John Lewis Partnership wins graduate recruitment award
- New catalogue launches outdoor ranges
- Waitrose unveils 'grow and sell' scheme
- Easter promotions at John Lewis and Waitrose
- Waitrose launches major new gardening range
- John Lewis wins top Retail Week awards
- John Lewis Partnership wins green design award
- John Lewis Watford to gain a little Waitrose
- John Lewis Partnership reveals 2013 Bonus figure
- Dyson launches new fan
- Waitrose expands its essential range
- Waitrose to open in King's Cross
- Waitrose named Best Supermarket by Which?
- Partnership supports community music
- New drinks accolade for Waitrose
- Help for South African youth
- Credit card accolade
- Waitrose Stirling beats the snow
- A big hand for Little Waitrose Clapham
- A glimpse of tomorrow's technology
- Would you warrant it?
- Waitrose promotes healthy choices
- It's a man thing
- Record Christmas for both divisions
- Special place in Clearance
- On the road
- The power of snow
- New Waitrose for Norfolk
- John Lewis jewellery's a gem
- Woolly minded
- Countdown to Christmas begins
- Journeying snowman goes on tour
- Taste of stardom for Waitrose cheese specialist
- Industry recognition for senior Partners
- TV ad makes snowman a star
- Eighth Waitrose opens in Wales
- Christmas ads feature warming yarn
- Campaign roars to Grand Prix win
- Graduate scheme seeks future leaders
- Sourcing apprentices
- Double opening at Chelmsford
- Travelling right
- Another first at Ipswich
- Poynton means prizes
- Blue plaque for flagship
- Exeter open for business
- High-welfare pork awarded a Good Pig
- Dine In with Heston
- Get on the board
- History repeating
- Relocation, relocation
- Value-added adverts
- New format to open in Chelmsford
- Perfect fit for bathrooms
- Games Makers get set to go
- Appy additions and modish maternity
- Which? Money accolade
- Waitrose celebrates new shop
- Leeds the way
- A sporting chance
- Top marks for 'wonky' veg
- School's sausages go on sale
- Bringing farmers into the fold
- John Lewis and Waitrose supply South Korea
- The apprentices
- Pigs in the spotlight
- Accolade for John Lewis Insurance
- Menswear makes its mark
- Apple at the core
- New Waitrose for Gerrards Cross
- Royal trade
- Special delivery
- Major change for High Wycombe
- Etail accolade
- A right royal weekend
- Blossoming trade
- One stop holiday shop
- Flower power
- Electricals storm
- Farming for the future
- Beautiful people
- It's a local thing
- Making the shortlist
- Downpours and drought
- Dress to impress
- Value added
- Beautiful buys
- The right connections
- Giving time
- Altered images
- At home in Newbury
- The right result
- The Verdict's in
- Clicking with collections
- Employer of choice
- Well connected
- Making the switch
- Waitrose homes in
- Friends with PayPal
- East Cowes is energised
- Framework for success
- Recipe for a great ad
- Collecting clicks
- Small Waitrose in a big city
- Top certificate
- Hospitality and heritage
- High-fiving fourteen
- Magnificent seven
- Big on the brand
- Milton Keynes makeover
- In the driving seat
- Home run
- Gimme five!
- A royal exchange
- Snow patrol
- North and South
- The emerald city
- PJ's power launch
- Sustainable example
- Keeping it veal
- Fast cards
- Upwardly mobile
- The glass is greener
- Fifty and fabulous
- A princely sum
- Big award
- Bluewater is best
- Supermarket sweep
- Review view
- Appy to help
- Peer group
- Marketing marvel
- Biodiversity in Bracknell
- Partner on Power List
- PJ perfect
- Source-erers apprentice
- York talk
- The Wi-Fi way
- Trolley good show
- Northern star
- Ringing endorsement
- Harvest move
- Coach Trip
- Balancing act
- Of great value
- Top marks
- Emotive EHT
- Go for green
- Supply chain champion
- Great reception
- 'Play before you pay'
- Triumphal entrance
- A passion for compassion
- Richmond green
- EOA role for Chairman
- Apprentice boost
- Waitrose's Which? win
- Page turner
- Grape expectations
- Caledonia dreaming
- Fifth element
- When music matters
- Heading north
- The People's Choice
- Hello St Helier
- Wonderful awards
- A great Verdict
- Midlands move
- The right Channels
- Sustainability strategy
- Which? winner
- Beauty treatment
Highlight
Menswear is a growing industry. According to Global Industry Guide, the menswear market is forecast to have a value worldwide of more than $430bn (around £268bn) by 2016, an increase of 13.9 per cent since 2011.
This year, London Collections: Men – a 'fashion week' for menswear – attracted labels such as Alexander McQueen and Tom Ford to show their latest ranges in the capital.
It's no wonder, then, that retailers like John Lewis are manning up and making their menswear assortment even more attractive.
John Lewis's menswear is doing handsomely, as its branded and own-brand offer attracts more customers: the week leading up to Christmas saw the best-ever trading result for menswear.
'Menswear teams are tapping into what the customer really wants, which is stylish clothing with an authentic heritage such as Barbour and Lyle & Scott, both of which are showing great results compared to last year,' says Beth Pettet, Buyer, Men's Branded Casualwear.
'Customers are coming to us, because John Lewis is seen as a very established brand that supports and is proud to stock British-inspired and British-made brands.'

































































































































































