Radley announces closing down sale in Gunwharf with up to 50 per cent off as it closes its 21 stores across the UK
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Brand thanks customers for its support after collapse
A popular British fashion brand has announced a closing down sale of its 21 stores in the UK - including its outlet store in Gunwharf.
Radley, known for handbags and its Scottie dog logo, was brought out of administration by the Gordon Brothers after it was claimed that it owed millions to suppliers. While the fashion label may have been saved, it is only the brand name and intellectual property with its shopping sites set to close.
That includes the shop in Gunwharf with a 50 per cent closing down sale beginning today (June 24) which the brand says will offer shoppers the “final opportunity” to get its collection of handbags, purses and wallets, signature footwear and accessories.
A spokesperson for Radley said: “There are some truly exceptional offers available across all categories. Everything has been reduced, including new season pieces. We anticipate strong demand and expect key styles to sell through quickly; we would like to thank our loyal customers for their support over the years and invite them to shop early to avoid disappointment.”
The company was founded in 1998 and became well-known for its vibrant use of colour, meticulous attention to detail and signature Scottie dog motif.
The closing date of the Gunwharf store has not yet been confirmed.