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1,015 contacts · 870 stores · 72 countries · Updated September 2026
The named buyers behind the world's leading womenswear floors, with the intelligence to approach each one at the right moment.
DATA SHEET
Contacts: 1,015 · Stores: 870 · Countries: 72
Named buyers with direct email: 628 (62%) · Store buying inboxes: 387 (38%)
Store types: 817 independent boutiques · 20 concept stores · 17 department stores · 15 online retailers ·
Tier: 28 ICON · 577 STRATEGIC · 265 CURATED
Positioning: 10 Luxury · 26 Luxury Contemporary · 834 Contemporary. Luxury and Luxury Contemporary are reserved for flagship department stores, platforms and leading concept stores; premium independents are classified as Contemporary.
Top markets: USA 239 · Italy 92 · UK 52 · Australia 44 · France 39 · Germany 36 · Japan 29 · Spain 21
Department stores: Harrods, Harvey Nichols, Bergdorf Goodman, Nordstrom, Galeries Lafayette, Printemps, La Rinascente, Breuninger, El Corte Inglés, Isetan, Lane Crawford, Attica, Apranga, Aishti, Anthropologie, Bloomingdale's/Harvey Nichols (Middle East), SAKS ME/Tryano
Online retailers: Net-a-Porter, Mytheresa, SSENSE, Shopbop, Revolve, Rrevolve, FWRD, Luisa Via Roma, Moda Operandi, Ounass, Olivela, Orchard Mile, Cult Mia, The Iconic, W Concept
Concept stores and independents: The Webster, Browns, Antonioli, Bamford, Very Shop, Spazio Pritelli, APOC, United Legend, Rendez Vous, Chiara Bendinelli, Atelier New York, The New Trend, Rudin Concept, Wendy Foster
Fields per contact (14): store name, country, region, buyer name, direct email, buying categories, store type, positioning, buying power, tier, outreach strategy, AW outreach window, SS outreach window, trade shows.
Not included: phone numbers, city or state.
SAMPLE ENTRY
Harrods · UK · ICON · Department Store · Luxury · High buying power · Womenswear · named buyer, direct email · approach: Email · AW window: October–November · SS window: April–May · Trade shows: Tranoï Paris, White Milano, Interbride Düsseldorf
HOW TO USE IT
Filter by tier and region to build your target list. Start with STRATEGIC independents that match your positioning; they are where most new labels open their first accounts. Approach ICON accounts once you have stockists and sell-through to show. Contact each store within its AW or SS outreach window, one email at a time, with images in the body of the email. Use the trade show column to request appointments during market weeks.
DATA FRESHNESS
Last reviewed: September 2026. Next review: March 2027.
The full database is reviewed every six months: store activity, buyer movement and category alignment. Buyer roles change often, and up to 10% of contacts may move between reviews. Extra contacts are included to allow for this. One updated list is included within your licence year, on request.
FORMAT AND DELIVERY
Formatted Excel file (.xlsx), sorted by tier, ready to filter. Delivered by instant download after payment, with the link also sent to your email. PDF on request. Invoice available on request at checkout.
LICENCE
Licensed to the business named at checkout for unlimited use for one year, including your in-house team. The list may not be shared, resold, merged into another database or used on behalf of clients. Agencies and showrooms need a separate licence for each client. Each file contains identifiable records that trace redistribution to the original order.
COMPLIANCE
For professional business-to-business outreach only. Send to each buyer individually, identify your brand clearly, include an opt-out, and honour any request not to be contacted. You are responsible for complying with the email marketing and data protection laws of each recipient's country, including the CAN-SPAM Act and the GDPR.
REFUNDS
Digital product delivered instantly: all sales are final once the download link is issued. If the link doesn't arrive, we resend it or refund in full. If the list doesn't match this description in a material way, email info@thefashionlists.com within 14 days and we'll correct it. Normal buyer movement of up to 10% is not a material inaccuracy.
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1,110 contacts · 985 stores · 73 countries · Updated September 2026
The buyers behind accessories and jewellery floors worldwide, from the flagship department stores and platforms to the independents where new labels open their first accounts.
DATA SHEET
Contacts: 1,110 · Stores: 985 · Countries: 73
Named buyers with direct email: 669 (60%) · Store buying inboxes: 441 (40%)
Store types: 913 independent boutiques · 27 concept stores · 29 department stores · 15 online retailers ·
Tier: 29 ICON · 616 STRATEGIC · 340 CURATED
Positioning: 11 Luxury · 33 Luxury Contemporary · 941 Contemporary. Luxury and Luxury Contemporary are reserved for flagship department stores, platforms and leading concept stores; premium independents are classified as Contemporary.
Regions: Europe 477 · North America 273 · Asia-Pacific 159 · Middle East 57 · Other 19
Top markets: USA 254 · Italy 133 · UK 65 · France 48 · Australia 47 · Germany 37 · Spain 30 · Japan 28
Buying categories (contacts): Accessories & Jewellery 1035 · Jewellery only 75 ·
Department stores: Aishti, Anthropologie, Apranga, Attica, Bergdorf Goodman, Bloomingdales/Harvey Nichols, Breuninger, Brown Thomas, De Bijenkorf, El Corte Ingles, Galeries Lafayette, Globus, HanWha Galleria, Harrods, Harvey Nichols, Isetan, John Lewis, La Rinascente, Lane Crawford, Liberty, Lodenfrey, Magasin du Nord, Manor, Nordstrom, Printemps, SAKS ME/Tryano, SKP, TSUM, Vakko
Online retailers: Cult Mia, FWRD, Luisa Via Roma, Moda Operandi, My Theresa, Net-a-Porter, Olivela, Orchard Mile, Ounass, Revolve, Rrevolve, SSENSE, Shopbop, The Iconic, W Concept
Concept stores and independents: The New Trend, Bamford, Spazio Pritelli, Very Shop, Opus Atelier, Atelier Ku, Rudin Concept, 10th Shop, 23 Albert, 58 M, 8Fifteen, A Cheng, ANT/DOTE, Abejas, Agua de Luna, Al Duca da Osta, Al Othman, Alchemy Works, Alex Eagle, All Too Human
Fields per contact (14): store name, country, region, buyer name, direct email, buying categories, store type, positioning, buying power, tier, outreach strategy, AW outreach window, SS outreach window, trade shows.
Not included: phone numbers, city or state.
SAMPLE ENTRY
Aishti · Lebanon · ICON · Department Store · Luxury · High buying power · Accessories · named buyer, direct email · approach: Email · AW window: October–November · SS window: April–May · Trade shows: Tranoï Paris, White Milano, Scoop London
HOW TO USE IT
Filter by tier and region to build your target list. Start with STRATEGIC independents that match your positioning; they are where most new labels open their first accounts. Approach ICON accounts once you have stockists and sell-through to show. Contact each store within its AW or SS outreach window, one email at a time, with images in the body of the email. Use the trade show column to request appointments during market weeks.
DATA FRESHNESS
Last reviewed: September 2026. Next review: March 2027.
The full database is reviewed every six months: store activity, buyer movement and category alignment. Buyer roles change often, and up to 10% of contacts may move between reviews. Extra contacts are included to allow for this. One updated list is included within your licence year, on request.
FORMAT AND DELIVERY
Formatted Excel file (.xlsx), sorted by tier, ready to filter. Delivered by instant download after payment, with the link also sent to your email. PDF on request. Invoice available on request at checkout.
LICENCE
Licensed to the business named at checkout for unlimited use for one year, including your in-house team. The list may not be shared, resold, merged into another database or used on behalf of clients. Agencies and showrooms need a separate licence for each client. Each file contains identifiable records that trace redistribution to the original order.
COMPLIANCE
For professional business-to-business outreach only. Send to each buyer individually, identify your brand clearly, include an opt-out, and honour any request not to be contacted. You are responsible for complying with the email marketing and data protection laws of each recipient's country, including the CAN-SPAM Act and the GDPR.
REFUNDS
Digital product delivered instantly: all sales are final once the download link is issued. If the link doesn't arrive, we resend it or refund in full. If the list doesn't match this description in a material way, email info@thefashionlists.com within 14 days and we'll correct it. Normal buyer movement of up to 10% is not a material inaccuracy.
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620 contacts · 527 stores · 58 countries · Updated September 2026
The buyers behind occasion and bridal floors worldwide, from the flagship department stores and platforms to the independents where new labels open their first accounts.
DATA SHEET
Contacts: 620 · Stores: 527 · Countries: 58
Named buyers with direct email: 390 (63%) · Store buying inboxes: 230 (37%)
Store types: 484 independent boutiques · 9 concept stores · 22 department stores · 12 online retailers
Tier: 18 ICON · 309 STRATEGIC · 200 CURATED
Positioning: 8 Luxury · 13 Luxury Contemporary · 506 Contemporary. Luxury and Luxury Contemporary are reserved for flagship department stores, platforms and leading concept stores; premium independents are classified as Contemporary.
Regions: Europe 218 · North America 187 · Asia-Pacific 83 · Middle East 33 · Other 6
Top markets: USA 174 · Italy 59 · UK 33 · Germany 24 · Australia 23 · France 15 · South Korea 11 · Japan 11
Department stores: Aishti, Attica, Bergdorf Goodman, Bloomingdales/Harvey Nichols, El Corte Ingles, Galeries Lafayette, Globus, HanWha Galleria, Harrods, Harvey Nichols, John Lewis, Kadewe/Oberpollinger, La Rinascente, Lane Crawford, Lodenfrey, Manor, Nordstrom, Printemps, SAKS ME/Tryano, SKP, TSUM, Vakko
Online retailers: Cult Mia, FWRD, Luisa Via Roma, Moda Operandi, My Theresa, Net-a-Porter, Olivela, Orchard Mile, Ounass, Revolve, Shopbop, W Concept
Concept stores and independents: The New Trend, Spazio Pritelli, Opus Atelier, The Bridal Atelier, White Atelier, Atelier Ku, Judy's Atelier, Meamarie Bridal Atelier, Rudin Concept, SF Atelier, Agua de Luna, Al Duca da Osta, Al Othman, Albright, Alex Eagle, All Too Human, Allure, Alt Brides, Alyzz K, Amici's
Fields per contact (14): store name, country, region, buyer name, direct email, buying categories, store type, positioning, buying power, tier, outreach strategy, AW outreach window, SS outreach window, trade shows.
Not included: phone numbers, city or state, price level.
SAMPLE ENTRY
Aishti · Lebanon · ICON · Department Store · Luxury · High buying power · Occasion & Bridal · named buyer, direct email · approach: Email · AW window: October–November · SS window: April–May · Trade shows: Tranoï Paris, White Milano, Scoop London
HOW TO USE IT
Filter by tier and region to build your target list. Start with STRATEGIC independents that match your positioning; they are where most new labels open their first accounts. Approach ICON accounts once you have stockists and sell-through to show. Contact each store within its AW or SS outreach window, one email at a time, with images in the body of the email. Use the trade show column to request appointments during market weeks.
DATA FRESHNESS
Last reviewed: September 2026. Next review: March 2027.
The full database is reviewed every six months: store activity, buyer movement and category alignment. Buyer roles change often, and up to 10% of contacts may move between reviews. Extra contacts are included to allow for this. One updated list is included within your licence year, on request.
FORMAT AND DELIVERY
Formatted Excel file (.xlsx), sorted by tier, ready to filter. Delivered by instant download after payment, with the link also sent to your email. PDF on request. Invoice available on request at checkout.
LICENCE
Licensed to the business named at checkout for unlimited use for one year, including your in-house team. The list may not be shared, resold, merged into another database or used on behalf of clients. Agencies and showrooms need a separate licence for each client. Each file contains identifiable records that trace redistribution to the original order.
COMPLIANCE
For professional business-to-business outreach only. Send to each buyer individually, identify your brand clearly, include an opt-out, and honour any request not to be contacted. You are responsible for complying with the email marketing and data protection laws of each recipient's country, including the CAN-SPAM Act and the GDPR.
REFUNDS
Digital product delivered instantly: all sales are final once the download link is issued. If the link doesn't arrive, we resend it or refund in full. If the list doesn't match this description in a material way, email info@thefashionlists.com within 14 days and we'll correct it. Normal buyer movement of up to 10% is not a material inaccuracy.
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693 contacts · 587 stores · 40 countries · Updated September 2026
The buyers behind every category across Europe: womenswear, menswear, accessories and more, from flagship department stores to the independents where new labels open their first accounts.
DATA SHEET
Contacts: 693 · Stores: 587 · Countries: 40
Named buyers with direct email: 404 (58%) · Store buying inboxes: 289 (42%)
Store types: 543 independent boutiques · 16 concept stores · 22 department stores · 6 online retailers
Tier: 15 ICON · 307 STRATEGIC · 265 CURATED
Positioning: 5 Luxury · 20 Luxury Contemporary · 562 Contemporary. Luxury and Luxury Contemporary are reserved for flagship department stores, platforms and leading concept stores; premium independents are classified as Contemporary.
Regions: Europe 584 · Other 3
Top markets: Italy 151 · UK 90 · France 55 · Germany 52 · Spain 35 · Netherlands 24 · Belgium 23 · Switzerland 17
Buying categories (contacts): Handbags & Footwear 496 · Accessories 493 · Womenswear 449 · Bridal & Occasionwear 259 · Resortwear 188 · Menswear 177 · Swimwear & Lingerie 149 · Kidswear 59 · Jewellery 50 · Home & Decor 46 · Beauty 37 · Activewear 12. Most buyers cover several categories.
Department stores: Apranga, Attica, Beymen, Breuninger, Brown Thomas, De Bijenkorf, El Corte Ingles, Engelhorn, Galeries Lafayette, Globus, Harrods, Harvey Nichols, Isetan, John Lewis, Kadewe/Oberpollinger, La Rinascente, Liberty, Lodenfrey, Magasin du Nord, Manor, TSUM, Vakko
Online retailers: Cult Mia, End Clothing, Luisa Via Roma, My Theresa, Net-a-Porter, Rrevolve
Concept stores and independents include: Bamford, Spazio Pritelli, Very Shop, Opus Atelier, Judy's Atelier, 58 M, Al Duca da Osta, Alex Eagle, Allure, Amici's, Ana Sagredo, Angelo Minetti, Anita Hass, Anna + Nina, Annie's Ibiza, Ansary, Anteprima, Antonioli, Aoshida, Aparterre
Fields per contact (14): store name, country, region, buyer name, direct email, buying categories, store type, positioning, buying power, tier, outreach strategy, AW outreach window, SS outreach window, trade shows.
Not included: phone numbers, city or state, price level.
SAMPLE ENTRY
El Corte Inglés · Spain · ICON · Department Store · Contemporary · High buying power · Bridal & Occasionwear, Womenswear · named buyer, direct email · approach: Email · AW window: October–November · SS window: April–May · Trade shows: Tranoï Paris, White Milano, Interbride Düsseldorf
HOW TO USE IT
Filter by tier and region to build your target list. Start with STRATEGIC independents that match your positioning; they are where most new labels open their first accounts. Approach ICON accounts once you have stockists and sell-through to show. Contact each store within its AW or SS outreach window, one email at a time, with images in the body of the email. Use the trade show column to request appointments during market weeks.
DATA FRESHNESS
Last reviewed: September 2026. Next review: March 2027.
The full database is reviewed every six months: store activity, buyer movement and category alignment. Buyer roles change often, and up to 10% of contacts may move between reviews. Extra contacts are included to allow for this. One updated list is included within your licence year, on request.
FORMAT AND DELIVERY
Formatted Excel file (.xlsx), sorted by tier, ready to filter. Delivered by instant download after payment, with the link also sent to your email. PDF on request. Invoice available on request at checkout.
LICENCE
Licensed to the business named at checkout for unlimited use for one year, including your in-house team. The list may not be shared, resold, merged into another database or used on behalf of clients. Agencies and showrooms need a separate licence for each client. Each file contains identifiable records that trace redistribution to the original order.
COMPLIANCE
For professional business-to-business outreach only. Send to each buyer individually, identify your brand clearly, include an opt-out, and honour any request not to be contacted. You are responsible for complying with the email marketing and data protection laws of each recipient's country, including the CAN-SPAM Act and the GDPR.
REFUNDS
Digital product delivered instantly: all sales are final once the download link is issued. If the link doesn't arrive, we resend it or refund in full. If the list doesn't match this description in a material way, email info@thefashionlists.com within 14 days and we'll correct it. Normal buyer movement of up to 10% is not a material inaccuracy.
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1,053 contacts · 945 stores · 72 countries · Updated September 2026
The buyers behind handbags and footwear floors worldwide, from the flagship department stores and platforms to the independents where new labels open their first accounts.
DATA SHEET
Contacts: 1,053 · Stores: 945 · Countries: 72
Named buyers with direct email: 631 (60%) · Store buying inboxes: 422 (40%)
Store types: 873 independent boutiques · 25 concept stores · 31 department stores · 15 online retailers · 1 chain
Tier: 30 ICON · 610 STRATEGIC · 305 CURATED
Positioning: 12 Luxury · 31 Luxury Contemporary · 902 Contemporary. Luxury and Luxury Contemporary are reserved for flagship department stores, platforms and leading concept stores; premium independents are classified as Contemporary.
Regions: Europe 455 · North America 262 · Asia-Pacific 156 · Middle East 52 · Other 20
Top markets: USA 242 · Italy 129 · UK 62 · Australia 46 · France 44 · Germany 37 · Spain 30 · Japan 28
Department stores: Aishti, Anthropologie, Apranga, Attica, Bergdorf Goodman, Bloomingdale's, Bloomingdales/Harvey Nichols, Breuninger, Brown Thomas, De Bijenkorf, El Corte Ingles, Galeries Lafayette, Globus, HanWha Galleria, Harrods, Harvey Nichols, Isetan, John Lewis, Kadewe/Oberpollinger, La Rinascente, Lane Crawford, Liberty, Lodenfrey, Magasin du Nord, Manor, Nordstrom, Printemps, SAKS ME/Tryano, SKP, TSUM, Vakko
Online retailers: Cult Mia, FWRD, Luisa Via Roma, Moda Operandi, My Theresa, Net-a-Porter, Olivela, Orchard Mile, Ounass, Revolve, Rrevolve, SSENSE, Shopbop, The Iconic, W Concept
Concept stores and independents include: The New Trend, Bamford, Spazio Pritelli, Very Shop, Opus Atelier, Atelier Ku, Rudin Concept, 10th Shop, 23 Albert, 58 M, 8Fifteen, A Cheng, ANT/DOTE, Abejas, Agua de Luna, Al Duca da Osta, Al Othman, Alchemy Works, Alex Eagle, All Too Human
Fields per contact (14): store name, country, region, buyer name, direct email, buying categories, store type, positioning, buying power, tier, outreach strategy, AW outreach window, SS outreach window, trade shows.
Not included: phone numbers, city or state, price level.
SAMPLE ENTRY
Aishti · Lebanon · ICON · Department Store · Luxury · High buying power · Handbags & Footwear · named buyer, direct email · approach: Email · AW window: October–November · SS window: April–May · Trade shows: Tranoï Paris, White Milano, Scoop London
HOW TO USE IT
Filter by tier and region to build your target list. Start with STRATEGIC independents that match your positioning; they are where most new labels open their first accounts. Approach ICON accounts once you have stockists and sell-through to show. Contact each store within its AW or SS outreach window, one email at a time, with images in the body of the email. Use the trade show column to request appointments during market weeks.
DATA FRESHNESS
Last reviewed: September 2026. Next review: March 2027.
The full database is reviewed every six months: store activity, buyer movement and category alignment. Buyer roles change often, and up to 10% of contacts may move between reviews. Extra contacts are included to allow for this. One updated list is included within your licence year, on request.
FORMAT AND DELIVERY
Formatted Excel file (.xlsx), sorted by tier, ready to filter. Delivered by instant download after payment, with the link also sent to your email. PDF on request. Invoice available on request at checkout.
LICENCE
Licensed to the business named at checkout for unlimited use for one year, including your in-house team. The list may not be shared, resold, merged into another database or used on behalf of clients. Agencies and showrooms need a separate licence for each client. Each file contains identifiable records that trace redistribution to the original order.
COMPLIANCE
For professional business-to-business outreach only. Send to each buyer individually, identify your brand clearly, include an opt-out, and honour any request not to be contacted. You are responsible for complying with the email marketing and data protection laws of each recipient's country, including the CAN-SPAM Act and the GDPR.
REFUNDS
Digital product delivered instantly: all sales are final once the download link is issued. If the link doesn't arrive, we resend it or refund in full. If the list doesn't match this description in a material way, email info@thefashionlists.com within 14 days and we'll correct it. Normal buyer movement of up to 10% is not a material inaccuracy.
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372 contacts · 365 stores · 54 countries · Updated September 2026
The buyers behind swimwear and intimates floors worldwide, from the flagship department stores and platforms to the independents where new labels open their first accounts.
DATA SHEET
Contacts: 372 · Stores: 365 · Countries: 54
Named buyers with direct email: 246 (66%) · Store buying inboxes: 126 (34%)
Store types: 338 independent boutiques · 9 concept stores · 12 department stores · 6 online retailers
Tier: 13 ICON · 249 STRATEGIC · 103 CURATED
Positioning: 3 Luxury · 12 Luxury Contemporary · 350 Contemporary. Luxury and Luxury Contemporary are reserved for flagship department stores, platforms and leading concept stores; premium independents are classified as Contemporary.
Regions: Europe 145 · North America 144 · Asia-Pacific 59 · Middle East 9 · Other 8
Top markets: USA 139 · Australia 35 · Italy 28 · UK 28 · Germany 13 · France 12 · Greece 8 · Belgium 7
Department stores: Anthropologie, Apranga, Bergdorf Goodman, Brown Thomas, Galeries Lafayette, Globus, Holt Renfrew, John Lewis, Magasin du Nord, Manor, Nordstrom, Printemps
Online retailers: Luisa Via Roma, Moda Operandi, Net-a-Porter, Rrevolve, The Iconic, W Concept
Concept stores and independents include: The New Trend, Bamford, Ratti, Spazio Pritelli, Very Shop, Rudin Concept, 23 Albert, Agua de Luna, Alyzz K, Amy Inc, Angelo Minetti, Annie's Ibiza, Aparterre, Apoella, Aristelle, Art of Living, Avenue Tuscon, Axell Rose, Ayin, Azalea
Fields per contact (14): store name, country, region, buyer name, direct email, buying categories, store type, positioning, buying power, tier, outreach strategy, AW outreach window, SS outreach window, trade shows.
Not included: phone numbers, city or state, price level.
SAMPLE ENTRY
Nordstrom · USA · ICON · Department Store · Contemporary · High buying power · Swimwear & Intimates · named buyer, direct email · approach: Email · AW window: October–November · SS window: April–May · Trade shows: Tranoï Paris, White Milano, NY Market Week
HOW TO USE IT
Filter by tier and region to build your target list. Start with STRATEGIC independents that match your positioning; they are where most new labels open their first accounts. Approach ICON accounts once you have stockists and sell-through to show. Contact each store within its AW or SS outreach window, one email at a time, with images in the body of the email. Use the trade show column to request appointments during market weeks.
DATA FRESHNESS
Last reviewed: September 2026. Next review: March 2027.
The full database is reviewed every six months: store activity, buyer movement and category alignment. Buyer roles change often, and up to 10% of contacts may move between reviews. Extra contacts are included to allow for this. One updated list is included within your licence year, on request.
FORMAT AND DELIVERY
Formatted Excel file (.xlsx), sorted by tier, ready to filter. Delivered by instant download after payment, with the link also sent to your email. PDF on request. Invoice available on request at checkout.
LICENCE
Licensed to the business named at checkout for unlimited use for one year, including your in-house team. The list may not be shared, resold, merged into another database or used on behalf of clients. Agencies and showrooms need a separate licence for each client. Each file contains identifiable records that trace redistribution to the original order.
COMPLIANCE
For professional business-to-business outreach only. Send to each buyer individually, identify your brand clearly, include an opt-out, and honour any request not to be contacted. You are responsible for complying with the email marketing and data protection laws of each recipient's country, including the CAN-SPAM Act and the GDPR.
REFUNDS
Digital product delivered instantly: all sales are final once the download link is issued. If the link doesn't arrive, we resend it or refund in full. If the list doesn't match this description in a material way, email info@thefashionlists.com within 14 days and we'll correct it. Normal buyer movement of up to 10% is not a material inaccuracy.
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521 contacts · 412 stores · 11 countries · Updated September 2026
The buyers behind every category across the Americas: womenswear, menswear, accessories and more, from flagship department stores to the independents where new labels open their first accounts.
DATA SHEET
Contacts: 521 · Stores: 412 · Countries: 11
Named buyers with direct email: 351 (67%) · Store buying inboxes: 170 (33%)
Store types: 389 independent boutiques · 8 concept stores · 5 department stores · 8 online retailers · 1 chain
Tier: 10 ICON · 228 STRATEGIC · 173 CURATED
Positioning: 3 Luxury · 10 Luxury Contemporary · 398 Contemporary. Luxury and Luxury Contemporary are reserved for flagship department stores, platforms and leading concept stores; premium independents are classified as Contemporary.
Regions: North America 400 · Other 12
Top markets: USA 375 · Canada 19 · Mexico 5 · Brazil 5 · Puerto Rico 2 · Nicaragua 1 · Bermuda 1 · Venezuela 1
Buying categories (contacts): Womenswear 323 · Handbags & Footwear 316 · Accessories 308 · Bridal & Occasionwear 221 · Resortwear 189 · Swimwear & Lingerie 152 · Menswear 78 · Home & Decor 57 · Beauty 50 · Jewellery 42 · Kidswear 31 · Activewear 7. Most buyers cover several categories.
Department stores: Anthropologie, Bergdorf Goodman, Bloomingdale's, Holt Renfrew, Nordstrom
Online retailers: FWRD, Moda Operandi, Olivela, Orchard Mile, Revolve, SSENSE, Shopbop, W Concept
Concept stores and independents include: The New Trend, Meamarie Bridal Atelier, SF Atelier, 8Fifteen, A Cheng, ANT/DOTE, Abejas, Agua de Luna, Albright, Alchemy Works, All Too Human, Alt Brides, Amy Inc, Angela, Anna-Be, Apothea, Aristelle, Augustina Boutiques, Ave Cel, Avenue Tuscon
Fields per contact (14): store name, country, region, buyer name, direct email, buying categories, store type, positioning, buying power, tier, outreach strategy, AW outreach window, SS outreach window, trade shows.
Not included: phone numbers, city or state, price level.
SAMPLE ENTRY
Bergdorf Goodman · USA · ICON · Department Store · Luxury · High buying power · Bridal & Occasionwear, Womenswear · named buyer, direct email · approach: Email + Market Appointment · AW window: October–November · SS window: April–May · Trade shows: Tranoï Paris, White Milano, NY Market Week
HOW TO USE IT
Filter by tier and region to build your target list. Start with STRATEGIC independents that match your positioning; they are where most new labels open their first accounts. Approach ICON accounts once you have stockists and sell-through to show. Contact each store within its AW or SS outreach window, one email at a time, with images in the body of the email. Use the trade show column to request appointments during market weeks.
DATA FRESHNESS
Last reviewed: September 2026. Next review: March 2027.
The full database is reviewed every six months: store activity, buyer movement and category alignment. Buyer roles change often, and up to 10% of contacts may move between reviews. Extra contacts are included to allow for this. One updated list is included within your licence year, on request.
FORMAT AND DELIVERY
Formatted Excel file (.xlsx), sorted by tier, ready to filter. Delivered by instant download after payment, with the link also sent to your email. PDF on request. Invoice available on request at checkout.
LICENCE
Licensed to the business named at checkout for unlimited use for one year, including your in-house team. The list may not be shared, resold, merged into another database or used on behalf of clients. Agencies and showrooms need a separate licence for each client. Each file contains identifiable records that trace redistribution to the original order.
COMPLIANCE
For professional business-to-business outreach only. Send to each buyer individually, identify your brand clearly, include an opt-out, and honour any request not to be contacted. You are responsible for complying with the email marketing and data protection laws of each recipient's country, including the CAN-SPAM Act and the GDPR.
REFUNDS
Digital product delivered instantly: all sales are final once the download link is issued. If the link doesn't arrive, we resend it or refund in full. If the list doesn't match this description in a material way, email info@thefashionlists.com within 14 days and we'll correct it. Normal buyer movement of up to 10% is not a material inaccuracy.
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106 contacts · 72 stores · 11 countries · Updated September 2026
The buyers behind every category across the Middle East: womenswear, menswear, accessories and more, from flagship department stores to the independents where new labels open their first accounts.
DATA SHEET
Contacts: 106 · Stores: 72 · Countries: 11
Named buyers with direct email: 45 (42%) · Store buying inboxes: 61 (58%)
Store types: 61 independent boutiques · 4 concept stores · 6 department stores · 1 online retailers
Tier: 6 ICON · 27 STRATEGIC · 39 CURATED
Positioning: 4 Luxury · 6 Luxury Contemporary · 62 Contemporary. Luxury and Luxury Contemporary are reserved for flagship department stores, platforms and leading concept stores; premium independents are classified as Contemporary.
Regions: Middle East 70 · Europe 1 · Other 1
Top markets: UAE 19 · KSA 16 · Lebanon 13 · Kuwait 9 · Qatar 5 · Bahrain 4 · Israel 2 · Kuwait/UAE 1
Buying categories (contacts): Womenswear 72 · Handbags & Footwear 69 · Accessories 69 · Bridal & Occasionwear 49 · Menswear 15 · Kidswear 13 · Resortwear 13 · Swimwear & Lingerie 11 · Beauty 7 · Jewellery 7 · Home & Decor 1. Most buyers cover several categories.
Department stores: Aishti, Bloomingdales/Harvey Nichols, Galeries Lafayette, Harvey Nichols, Printemps, SAKS ME/Tryano
Online retailers: Ounass
Concept stores and independents include: The Bridal Atelier, Rudin Concept, Al Othman, Art of Living, Boom and Mellow, Bugatti, Cult 8, Dilina, Kaya Collective, Le Gray, Level KIDS, Level Shoes, Rubaiyat, Sand Dollar, Sauce, Symphony, 51 East, Bloom, Designers Lounge, Jawahir(Avanti)
Fields per contact (14): store name, country, region, buyer name, direct email, buying categories, store type, positioning, buying power, tier, outreach strategy, AW outreach window, SS outreach window, trade shows.
Not included: phone numbers, city or state, price level.
SAMPLE ENTRY
Aishti · Lebanon · ICON · Department Store · Luxury · High buying power · Accessories, Bridal & Occasionwear, Handbags & Footwear, Womenswear · named buyer, direct email · approach: Email · AW window: October–November · SS window: April–May · Trade shows: Tranoï Paris, White Milano, Scoop London
HOW TO USE IT
Filter by tier and region to build your target list. Start with STRATEGIC independents that match your positioning; they are where most new labels open their first accounts. Approach ICON accounts once you have stockists and sell-through to show. Contact each store within its AW or SS outreach window, one email at a time, with images in the body of the email. Use the trade show column to request appointments during market weeks.
DATA FRESHNESS
Last reviewed: September 2026. Next review: March 2027.
The full database is reviewed every six months: store activity, buyer movement and category alignment. Buyer roles change often, and up to 10% of contacts may move between reviews. Extra contacts are included to allow for this. One updated list is included within your licence year, on request.
FORMAT AND DELIVERY
Formatted Excel file (.xlsx), sorted by tier, ready to filter. Delivered by instant download after payment, with the link also sent to your email. PDF on request. Invoice available on request at checkout.
LICENCE
Licensed to the business named at checkout for unlimited use for one year, including your in-house team. The list may not be shared, resold, merged into another database or used on behalf of clients. Agencies and showrooms need a separate licence for each client. Each file contains identifiable records that trace redistribution to the original order.
COMPLIANCE
For professional business-to-business outreach only. Send to each buyer individually, identify your brand clearly, include an opt-out, and honour any request not to be contacted. You are responsible for complying with the email marketing and data protection laws of each recipient's country, including the CAN-SPAM Act and the GDPR.
REFUNDS
Digital product delivered instantly: all sales are final once the download link is issued. If the link doesn't arrive, we resend it or refund in full. If the list doesn't match this description in a material way, email info@thefashionlists.com within 14 days and we'll correct it. Normal buyer movement of up to 10% is not a material inaccuracy.
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WHAT WE DO
TFL is a wholesale buyer database covering 1,500+ verified contacts across 1,200 retail doors: luxury boutiques, department stores, concept retailers and online platforms worldwide.
Every contact is researched by hand, scored by commercial priority, and mapped to the buying calendar. You know who to contact, when to reach out, and what to say.
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A structured Excel document with 14 data points per contact, ready to use from day one. Store name, buyer name, direct email, tier, buying categories, outreach windows and the trade shows they attend.
1,5K+
Verified Buyers
Our
data
1,2K+
Retail doors
55
Icon Stores
1000
Independent Stores
200
Curated Boutiques
5
Researchers
27
Total Lists
77
Countries
800+
Clients
01
The only database built exclusively for fashion wholesale.
Not a generic B2B lead platform repurposed for fashion. Every contact, every category, every tier is researched by editors who have worked in the industry. We know the difference between a DMM and a GMM, between a concept store and a boutique, between a buyer with a real remit and a placeholder inbox.
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Intelligence scoring, not just a contact list.
Every account is scored and tiered — ICON, STRATEGIC, CURATED — on store type, positioning, buying power, contact quality and category breadth. You know immediately which doors warrant a market appointment, which respond to a considered email, and which are seasonal volume targets. Most brands spend a season learning this the hard way.
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Updated every six months. Verified by our team.
Buyer roles change constantly. Stores reposition, close, reopen under new ownership. Our editors review the full database twice a year - checking store activity, buyer movement and category alignment. Every contact has been assessed by a person, not a scraper.
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Delivered in Excel. Ready to use immediately.
Fourteen data points per contact: store, country, region, buyer name, direct email, store type, positioning, buying power, tier, buying categories, outreach strategy, AW and SS outreach windows, and the trade shows they attend.
Download, filter, send. No reformatting, no clean-up.
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