With over 3,600 stores under its belt, TFG Group’s stores are a testament to the company’s dominance in the retail sector. From fashion to homeware, TFG has redefined shopping experiences across South Africa and beyond.
Let’s explore how this retail giant continues to thrive and what makes its store network so impressive.
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The Evolution
TFG Group’s stores didn’t just appear overnight. The journey began in 1925 when George Ivan Rosenthal opened the first Foschini store in Johannesburg. Fast forward to today, and TFG has grown into a global retail powerhouse with a presence in Africa, Europe, and Australia.
The group’s success lies in its strategic acquisitions and ability to adapt to changing consumer needs. From acquiring iconic brands like Markham and Sterns to launching innovative platforms like Bash, TFG has consistently stayed ahead of the curve.
How Many Stores Does TFG Operate?
As of 2025, TFG stores span over 3,600 locations across its 26 retail brands. These include household names like Foschini, Jet, Sportscene, and @home. While the exact number of stores per brand isn’t publicly disclosed, the integrated approach ensures a seamless shopping experience for customers.
In South Africa alone, TFG’s footprint is massive. The recent addition of JD Sports to its portfolio further cements its position as a leader in the retail space.
What Makes TFG Group’s Stores Stand Out?
- Diverse Brand Portfolio: From affordable fashion at Jet to premium offerings at Fabiani, TFG caters to a wide range of consumers.
- Local Manufacturing: TFG’s investment in local production through Prestige Clothing ensures high-quality, locally-made products.
- Omnichannel Strategy: With platforms like Bash, TFG seamlessly integrates online and offline shopping experiences.
A Complete List
TFG’s extensive portfolio includes 26 retail brands, each catering to different consumer needs. Here’s a full list of TFG Group’s stores:
- American Swiss – Fine jewelry and watches.
- Archive – Trendy fashion for young adults.
- @home – Homeware and lifestyle products.
- @homelivingspace – Affordable home furnishings.
- Coricraft – Quality furniture and bedding.
- Fabiani – Premium men’s fashion.
- Dial-a-Bed – Mattresses and sleep solutions.
- hi – Youth-focused fashion and accessories.
- Sportscene – Sportswear and streetwear.
- Totalsports – Performance and lifestyle sportswear.
- G-Star Raw – Denim and urban fashion.
- The Bedstore – Bedding and bedroom furniture.
- Foschini – Women’s fashion and accessories.
- Markham – Men’s and women’s fashion.
- Relay Jeans – Denim and casual wear.
- Sterns – Jewelry and luxury accessories.
- The FIX – Affordable fashion for the whole family.
- Volpes – Women’s footwear and accessories.
- Exact – Women’s fashion and workwear.
- Galaxy & Co – Watches and jewelry.
- Jet – Value-driven fashion and homeware.
- Jet Home – Homeware and appliances.
- RFO (Renegade Fashion Outlet) – Discounted fashion.
- Sneaker Factory – Footwear and sneakers.
- Bash – E-commerce platform for TFG brands.
The Future of TFG Group’s Stores
TFG isn’t slowing down. With a focus on sustainability and innovation, the group aims to expand its global footprint while strengthening its local presence. The TFG Group’s stores will continue to be at the heart of this strategy, offering customers unparalleled value and convenience.
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