NEXT on Facebook 

NEXT traces its history, on nextplc.co.uk, to 1864. J Hepworth & Son changed its name to NEXT plc in 1986. The official history page describes NEXT fashion, homeware, stores and online operations, and states that NEXT trades online in more than 70 countries. Acquisitions and partnerships named on that page include Reiss, FatFace, Joules, Gap e-commerce, and Victoria’s Secret and PINK licensing. Those facts are the company’s own record, not an independent league table of high-street banners. Headquarters are in the United Kingdom. The business is a retailer of fashion and home, with physical stores and a large online book, not a single-category boutique and not a marketplace-only app. The operating sentence is range, logistics and retail together. The history page is short on factory maps and leadership bios; this profile does not invent them. What it does record is a company that grew from a nineteenth-century tailoring name into a listed retailer that still sells NEXT product and also holds other brands and licences named above. Customers are shoppers in stores and online. Order cut-offs, delivery promises and returns rules belong on next.co.uk and in the terms the company publishes, not in a social reply that asks for a card. Official Facebook, LinkedIn, X, Pinterest and Instagram are the channels the plc page itself lists. LinkedIn uses the Life at NEXT company slug. They publish product films, store and workplace colour, and corporate notes. They are not a returns desk, a next-day-delivery complaint counter or a place to share credentials, one-time passwords, PIN or payment data. NEXT says on its Facebook intro that it only replies from official channels; treat lookalike pages as fraud. Press and investor material sit on nextplc.co.uk. Follow the official pages for the operating UK retailer, then verify every acquisition name, country count and trading claim at the source rather than treating a pin or a reel as stock on hand. The United Kingdom remains the home country of the listed retailer.