M&S: Which brands are being axed?

OUT: Collezione - The men’s “inspired by Italy” range is comprised of high quality smart-casual separates including blazers, smart trousers and shirts, and men’s accessories.

OUT: Indigo -The super-casual line features mainly denim and jeans, but also has knitwear and dresses in relatively youthful designs. Checked shirts and patterned skirts also make up a big part of the collection.

OUT: North Coast - Describing itself as “rugged”, the menswear collection features relaxed separates with an outdoorsy twist to the designs. The main focus of the collection is accessories, with backpacks, boots and beanie hats.

STAYING: Limited Edition - Trend led designs that target a youthful consumer. This is a fashion-focused label with has both menswear and womenswear, featuring mainly casual pieces with a strong focus on denim.

STAYING: Twiggy - The 1960s icon, Twiggy, designs and fronts the campaign for this womenswear range of demure, but sophisticated, items with nods to 1960s styling. The collection features fake fur and velvet as well as sixties paisley prints and fit and flare shaping.

STAYING: Per Una - With an emphasis on bold prints and textures, the Per Una range of womenswear features classic cuts with more daring prints and colours. Sequins, metallics and fake fur are also popular in the designs which are trend led but aimed at an older consumer than the Limited Edition range.

STAYING: Savile Row Inspired - A range of men’s formalwear from shirts and ties to suits, inspired by the Saville Row tailor Richard James.

STAYING: Classic - The classic collection from M&S is targeted towards an older consumer. Featuring a large number of patterned, jersey tops and long skirts at lower price points – the collection focuses on basics rather than trend pieces.

STAYING: Blue Harbour - The casual menswear label focuses on relaxed, sporty styles, with polo necks and chinos as well as jeans and plaid shirts. A classic weekend casual range of staples, at relatively low prices.

STAYING: Autograph - The luxury range from M&S, covering both menswear and womenswear. Launched in 2000, the designs in the collection are contemporary, minimal and subtly trend led. Rosie Huntingdon-Whitely is currently the face of the range with her own lingerie line within the Autograph brand, and in the past its campaigns have also been fronted by actor Ryan Reynolds.

STAYING: M&S Collection - A range of high quality basics, with a more sophisticated design than the youthful Limited Edition collection. Polo necks, midi dresses and coats are all a core part of the women’s collection, with menswear also featuring a luxury offering of pure wool jackets and smart clothing

STAYING: Best of British - A range of premium quality, British made items which have a higher price point than the majority of M&S’s clothing. Pure wool coats and trousers, silk shirts and leather flats all feature. The collection is sophisticated and minimal.