Insolvency of the fashion house Stift: Current discounts and the future

Insolvency of the fashion house Stift: Current discounts and the future

W The discounts in the shops of the traditional Tullner fashion house Stift are currently at the top of the list, the company's bankruptcy ensures confused customers and expiring vouchers. After more than 200 years in business, experienced insolvency administrator Walter Anzböck is now at the head of the efforts to make the transition for employees and customers as smoothly as possible.

At the moment, large signs with "Super Sale, minus 20 percent" adorn the windows of the fashion house. These price cuts are a reaction to the insolvency situation and aim to reduce the inventory while the company is planning its final steps. Customers are now wondering whether they can use their vouchers in the remaining shops or whether more discounts can be expected. These questions are the focus of the current customer inquiries.

the bankruptcy and its consequences

The fashion house Stift is temporarily slipped into bankruptcy after a number of financial difficulties. This development not only affects business, but also on the employees who worry about their future. Anzböck assures that everyone involved is informed and potential solutions are checked. He has made it clear that the Super Sale is a measure to process the business as soon as possible.

Customers who worry about redeemed vouchers can trust the official statements of the insolvency administrator. Anzböck explains that vouchers can be redeemed in the remaining shops until the closure date, which at least offers many customers some security.

The closure of such an old company raises many questions about the future of retail in the region. While many buyers are put on by the discounts, the painful process of processing does not remain unnoticed. Anzböck will provide precise information about the sales level and the remaining goods in the coming weeks.

The longing for traditional customer service is very pronounced in a world in which online shopping dominates. The fashion house Stift had many loyal customers and is part of the regional heritage. It remains to be seen which teachings can be drawn from this bankruptcy and whether there is room for new fashion shops in the city of Tulln.

For further details about the insolvency process and the handling, the current report on www.noen.at to be found.