Lone Design Club is expanding its reach by launching two regional pop-up stores located within Fenwick Canterbury and Fenwick Colchester. This initiative is a significant step in its goal to enhance local fashion communities and deliver distinct shopping experiences.
The pop-up stores at these locations will feature a selection of emerging fashion talents, both from the UK and worldwide. This diverse range of designers and artisans offers a variety of styles, providing shoppers in Canterbury and Colchester with access to unique, exclusive fashion items.
These regional pop-ups are not just about shopping; they aim to provide immersive experiences. Shoppers can anticipate a range of activities, including meet-and-greets with designers, styling sessions, and other engaging events that elevate the traditional retail experience.
With the holiday season approaching, these pop-up stores will embrace the festive spirit. Decorations, exclusive promotions, and a joyful atmosphere will be part of the shopping experience, making it memorable and enjoyable for visitors.
Rebecca Morter, Founder and CEO of Lone Design Club, expressed enthusiasm for this expansion. She highlighted the partnership with Fenwick as an opportunity to introduce their designers to new regions, aligning with the mission to celebrate and support independent fashion talent while offering unique shopping experiences to new communities.
Leo Fenwick, Fenwick’s Strategic Partnership Director, emphasized Fenwick’s commitment to future-oriented and sustainable customer experiences. He noted that the partnership with Lone Design Club is part of Fenwick’s broader efforts in ethical and responsible business practices. These initiatives include collaborations with CLOAN for fashion rental, OOTO London for vintage luxury clothing, and the Fashion Future Makers program in partnership with the Graduate Fashion Foundation, supporting student designers from Kingston and Northumbria universities.
Lone Design Club’s existing stores in London and other locations have established a reputation for supporting emerging designers and redefining the fashion retail experience. The new pop-up stores in Canterbury and Colchester aim to continue this tradition by connecting local talent with fashion enthusiasts.
