John Lewis & Partners began their association with the Concept Tag in 2017. So far, this extended trial of the Concept Tag has seen an average reduction in tagged garment theft of 50% over a 12-month period.

River Island is one of the biggest names in British high street fashion. They first installed Concept Tag in four stores in 2016, including their largest store on Oxford Street.

Agon Systems has been a partner supplier to JD Sports for over 20 years, and in that time, JD has expanded from being a UK based retailer with 170 stores into a dominant global retailer with over 3,000 stores. As with any significant growth, this has meant increased and evolving security requirements.

Trialling the tag on just one product line saw losses fall from 4.3% of sales to 1% of sales. Following these results, plans are now being finalised for the Concept Tag to be rolled out across all 68 of its UK stores.

Culture Kings success in Australia with huge reduction in shoplifting as they roll out Concept Tag across all stores.

Footasylum first started working with Agon Systems in September 2017. Footasylum had growing theft issues in store and existing security tags were no longer providing adequate protection of stock.

British retail and homeware retailer Matalan started working with the Concept Tag in 2017, with an initial trial seeing the system installed in three stores.

Continued success of Agon Systems working with Sprinter (ISRG) to improve and enhance security at 350 stores in Spain and Portugal.