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A significant style chain will quickly open a brand new retailer in a UK metropolis centre. Work is ongoing forward of Lucy & Yak opening their new Sheffield store. Lucy & Yak is a British clothes model with 14 different bodily shops and calls itself natural, sustainable and largely gender-neutral.

The Cambridge Street retailer shall be pink with just a few pops of yellow and can characteristic a mural from a neighborhood artist. Customers will be capable to buy a wide range of types and ranges from Lucy & Yak, together with its signature vibrant dungarees, jumpers and boilersuits in an inclusive vary of sizes. The retailer will even inventory the just lately launched model L&Y, which provides extra muted tones. It is known that the brand new retailer will open on March 21. Liz Green, retailer supervisor at Lucy & Yak Sheffield, mentioned: “We’re so excited to finally open the doors to our new Sheffield store – we appreciate everyone’s patience as we work on making it perfect.

“Sheffield is our first shop to have its own Re:Yak Hub – a space where our community can drop in for customisation, mending and repairing (to name a few).”

A Lucy & Yak spokesperson mentioned prospects shall be invited to restore, mend and customise their clothes by the Re:Yak Hub, together with neighborhood occasions and workshops.

The model hopes the Sheffield retailer will turn out to be a “vibrant meeting place, a creative home, and a living example of circular fashion done differently.”

The spokesperson mentioned their 15 shops mirror Lucy & Yak’s ambition to “build a stronger physical presence across the UK, offering more opportunities for face-to-face connection with the Yak community”.

Couple Lucy Greenwood and Christopher Renwick based Lucy & Yak in July 2017 in Barnsley as a direct-to-consumer e-commerce model. It opened its first bodily retailer in Brighton in 2019.

Lucy & Yak has shops in Brighton, Bristol, Cambridge, Canterbury, Cardiff, Chester, Edinburgh, Exeter, Manchester, Norwich, Nottingham, Portsmouth, and Castleford.