Superdry has confirmed that approximately 400 jobs will be under threat as part of a restructuring process.

Around 10pc of jobs in Superdry’s stores – including those in Norwich – will be cut.

A spokesman today confirmed: “As part of Superdry’s strategy to focus on product and return the business to long-term sustainable growth, we are proposing a number of changes across the business.

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Norwich’s Superdry store is in the Chapelfield shopping mall.

It comes after a tumultuous period for the clothing retailer.

A battle of the boardroom resulted in former chief executive Euan Sutherland stepping down and being replaced by Julian Dunkerton.

Mr Sutherland had spoken out against Mr Dunkerton’s return to the firm.