With Christmas shopping in full swing, we have compiled a list of some of the centre’s shops to help you plan where to get your Christmas gifts this year.
Gunwharf Quays has had a number of exciting new openings over the last few months, including New Balance and Crocs, while favourites such as Nike, The North Face and Timberland continue to draw in shoppers. If cooking is more your thing, there is lots to choose from such as Le Creuset, ProCook and Zwilling.
Whether looking for gifts for others, or a treat for yourself, there are plenty of places to choose from.
Here are a list of shops in Gunwharf Quays
33. Mint Velvet
The Gunwharf website states: "We believe at Mint Velvet that fashion should be fun, that luxury should be affordable, and that looking gorgeous needn't be difficult. So, we take trends and relax them, creating seasonal collections for easy every day style that you can simply slip on and feel effortlessly chic." Photo: Alexandre ROSA - stock.adobe.com
34. Molton Brown
The Gunwharf website states: "From their first store in London’s upmarket Mayfair to luxurious destinations across the globe, Molton Brown blend unique and exotic bath, body and home fragrances. Since 1971 Molton Brown have been famed for their innovative and memorable scents and are the creators of Britain’s first luxury fine liquid hand wash." Photo: Google
35. Moss Bros
The Gunwharf website: "With over 175 years of tailoring know-how, Moss is the menswear destination for dressed-up moments and daily wardrobes.Shop seasonal collections of modern suiting, elevated daily wear and carefully curated accessories, hire a one-off for those extra special moments or tailor pieces down to the last detail with Custom Made." Photo: Google
36. Murmur
The Gunwharf website states: "Murmur is a homeware collection designed and created with a purist approach, including quieter patterns, soothing colours and tactile materials, to create a feeling of serenity. This is a harmonious collection that inspires individuality in every home. Embrace slowness, subtlety and the senses." Photo: Gunwharf Quays