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'High quality' UK clothing company collapses into administration after 43 years
Administrators were appointed after the clothing and print-on-demand company built a 4.4-star Google rating and served customers across the UK and Europe.
- On Wednesday, September 2, 2026, Fanela entered administration after 43 years in business. Administrators Adam Price and Lane Bednash of CMB Partners were appointed to oversee the restructuring.
- When a company enters administration under the Insolvency Act, it signals inability to pay liabilities. A statutory moratorium provides 'breathing space' for restructuring free from creditor enforcement actions.
- Customers gave Fanela a 4.4-star Google rating, frequently commenting on the company's 'high quality' products and 'impeccable' customer service, particularly for embroidery work.
- Fanela's collapse follows a difficult year for British retailers; Accell Group, owner of the 139-year-old Raleigh bikemaker, and Leading Labels have also entered administration or liquidation.
- Administrators have eight weeks to formulate proposals for creditors to vote on. The administration process will conclude automatically after 12 months unless the court grants an extension.
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