Hirestreet: M&S launches new clothes rental collection

James Murray
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Retailer expands its rental offering through partnership with Hirestreet platform

Marks & Spencer has this week launched a new collection that it will offer for customers to hire through fashion rental platform Hirestreet. The 78-piece Autumn-Winter collection is to be offered in...

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