Fashion retailer AllSaints is moving into Princes Square, Glasgow’s premier boutique retail destination, permanently. The launch follows the success of a year-old pop-up, which delivered “strong sales and consistently high footfall”.

There was a soft opening on Monday (2 June) in collaboration with Launch, a local charity tackling child food poverty, and it will officially open on Thursday (5 June) with a late-night shopping event featuring drinks, DJs and prize giveaways.

The new store spans 1,828 sq ft and builds on AllSaints’ established presence in Scotland, which includes stores in Silverburn, Glasgow’s out-of-town shopping centre, and on George Street in Edinburgh.

Frankie Mallinson, global retail director, said: “The response to our recent pop-up in Princes Square has been fantastic, and we’re excited to be opening a new permanent space in the same location. 

“The new store has a more boutique feel, defined by curated collections, standout service and a personalised, clienteling-led approach.”

It’s already been a busy spring for AllSaints with an larger, upgraded store opened at Sheffield’s Meadowhall and at London’s King’s Cross St Pancras.

And the retailer also has further “significant growth plans for the rest of this year”, including the opening of a new, larger store in major fashion outlet Bicester Village in Oxfordshire at the end of June.