Polish womenswear brand Vissavi has closed all of its brick-and-mortar stores after 25 years in business, but will continue selling online. The company said the decision followed several years of mounting pressure from the COVID-19 pandemic, rising energy, production, labor, tax, and shopping-center rental costs, as well as stronger competition from international fast-fashion chains and Asian e-commerce platforms.

Vissavi also noted that customers had become more cautious and less spontaneous in their clothing purchases. At its peak, the company operated 17 stores. The Rzeszów-based brand, known for collections produced in Poland, completed the closure of its physical locations by June 2026 and will now focus on e-commerce.

(propertynews.pl)


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