Dr Martens is to step up the value of its boots by 6%, because it says the price of labour, vitality and provides, together with the bouncy soles and leather-based, has risen.
The Northamptonshire-based footwear group will enhance costs for the second 12 months in a row on the traditional boot, which at the moment prices about £159, including £10 to the value. The rise will come subsequent autumn to mirror greater manufacturing prices that the corporate has now locked in over the course of subsequent 12 months.
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