 Asos PLC has decided to delay some of its autumn orders on concerns its customers will cut back on new clothes due to the cost-of-living crisis. Some stock orders were completely cancelled over the last few weeks, all on short notice, according to a spokesperson for suppliers who spoke to The Mail on Sunday, The online fashion retailer issued a profit warning in June citing inflation and a high number of shoppers returning items, with chief operating and financial officer Matt Dunn saying consumer sentiment had changed. 