Leeds logistics firm secures five-year deal with fashion retailer Superdry
Clipper Logistics plc, which logistics solutions and e-fulfilment to the retail sector, has secured a five-year extension to its contract with Superdry.
Superdry has been a customer of Clipper for five years, and the new agreement will see Clipper continue to provide warehousing, store delivery, e-fulfilment and returns management services, in addition to other value-added services through to September 2023.
Based in Leeds, Clipper is a provider of warehousing, distribution and associated services, and also specialises in the provision of e-fulfilment and associated services including returns management, focusing on the retail sector.
Gordon Knox, head of logistics at Superdry, said: “For the last five years Clipper has worked closely with the team at Superdry to provide a first-class service to our iconic and dynamic business, maximising service delivery at optimum cost.
“We look forward to continuing to work with Clipper to ensure that our logistics infrastructure supports our ambitious plans, through continual evolution of systems and processes”.
Steve Parkin, executive chairman of Clipper, added: “Superdry has been a key client of ours for five years, and we are delighted that our long-term relationship will continue.
“Superdry is a world-leading brand that we are proud to support, and our innovative approach to development of solutions for dynamic retailers makes us the “go-to” provider of logistics services.”
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