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Naf Naf Comes Into the Hands of Groupe Beaumanoir - RetailDetail EU

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French women’s fashion brand Naf Naf, which had been under court protection since May, is being partially taken over by Groupe Beaumanoir. The new owner is saving about half the jobs. Retail chain disappears Beaumanoir, the owner of brands such as Caroll, Bonobo, Cache Cache, Morgan and Sarenza – and most recently the acquirer of the brand rights of bankrupt Jennyfer – is taking over the Naf Naf brand, as well as 12 of its 102 stores and about h…

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DECRYPTAGE - The brand with the "big bad look" is partially taken over by Beaumanoir. Half of the 600 employees will be retained by the group.

·Paris, France
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The sign will be partially taken over by the Beaumanoir group, decided the Bobigny Commercial Court on Thursday, August 7. A solution that is more like a "liquidation" for the CFDT.

·Paris, France
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The fashion brand Naf Naf, which was in judicial reform, is partially taken over by the Beaumanoir group. Only 300 employees and 12 shops are kept.

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Placed in judicial reform last May, the women's ready-to-wear sign Naf Naf was partially taken over on Thursday by Groupe Beaumanoir (Caroll, Bonobo, Cache Cache, Morgan, Sarenza, etc.).

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The women's ready-to-wear sign, which has been in difficulty since 2023, sees only 12 of its stores taken over to be exploited under other brands.

·Paris, France
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L'Opinion broke the news in on Thursday, August 7, 2025.
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