TFG London, which owns several prominent fashion brands including Phase Eight and Hobbs, announced on Sunday that it had been targeted by a cybersecurity incident. The company issued a formal apology to its customers, acknowledging that the breach has caused operational disruptions across its retail platforms.

While the company has confirmed the occurrence of the attack, specific details regarding the nature of the breach—such as whether customer financial data or personal information was compromised—remain limited. TFG London stated that it is working to resolve the situation and minimize the impact on its shoppers.

This incident occurs alongside reports of a separate potential security issue involving H&M, which is currently investigating claims of a hack. While the BBC report links the two events by proximity in time, there is no evidence provided to suggest that the TFG London incident and the H&M investigation are connected or share the same perpetrator. TFG London has not yet provided a timeline for when full services will be restored or whether they have notified law enforcement or data protection authorities regarding the incident.