Scamp & Dude opens first permanent northern store in Harrogate
Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 12 Oct, 13:01 · Archive
Scamp & Dude, a British fashion brand known for charity work, has opened its first permanent store in northern England in Harrogate.
Scamp & Dude, a British fashion brand founded in 2016 by Jo Tutchener Sharp OBE, opened its first permanent store in northern England in Harrogate on 9 October. The two-storey shop on James Street, opposite Harrogate railway station, offers more than 2,100 sq ft of retail space. The opening included giveaways and a Bolt Hunt event.
The brand is known for its colourful womenswear and charitable work. It has donated more than £4.4 million in cash and products through its programmes. Its Super Scarf Mission has delivered more than 93,000 scarves to women starting chemotherapy, and it has donated over 10,000 Superhero Sleep Buddies to children who are seriously ill or have lost a parent.
The Harrogate store features the brand's signature Bolt Room, a private fitting area that can be booked in advance and offers a shopping experience with friends and complimentary refreshments. Scamp & Dude plans to host a year-round programme of events and community activities at the location. Jason Maxwell, Harrogate BID CEO, said the opening of a recognised British brand in such a prominent location was 'really encouraging'.
How it is being reported
- Colourful clothing store known for charity initiatives opens in North YorkshireScamp & Dude opened its first permanent northern England store in Harrogate on October 9, with giveaways, a Bolt Hunt and its signature Bolt Room experience.Gazette & Herald (Malton) · 12 Oct, 12:05
- Colourful clothing store known for charity initiatives opens in North YorkshireScamp & Dude opened its first permanent northern England store in Harrogate on October 9, with giveaways, a Bolt Hunt and its signature Bolt Room experience.The Press (York) · 12 Oct, 12:05
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