导管Kidston

2023年4月15日

2023 16点顾客抢购便宜货在一个标志性品牌的50%提前关闭销售商店关闭。导管Kidston目前持有一个巨大的销售和消费者纷纷抓住物品原价的一半。1时尚和家居用品品牌的粉丝们对社交媒体分享他们的发现。高街巨人买品牌名称、域名和知识产权业务的£850万。两个让步商店,Colne和谢菲尔德,也会拉下百叶窗。销售目前发生在线网站将继续正常运行,直到不晚于6月20日。这意味着消费者已经能够滚动网站等数百项家配件,包,衣服,以及孩子和婴儿用品。一个猎人在极端优惠券带来和讨价还价讨价还价英国Facebook群组分享她发现和拍卖的消息。她写道:“导管Kidston已经在管理,目前有一个销售的一切至少30%到50%。”我得到这个折叠袋£52.50从£75。”她也分享她的新袋子的照片,她少了£22.50。《华盛顿邮报》在500年会见了超过900条评论,喜欢。 One shopper commented: “We need to go get some bargains!” Another tagged her pal and wrote: “You need to have a look at this.” Of course not everything is a huge bargain , with some items only reduced by 30%. Make sure to take advantage of the biggest savings and have a shop around for the best items. Also, always factor in delivery charges when shopping online. But here are some of the best 50% discounts we previously found: GBBO Showstopper Recipe Notebook: was £14 – now £7 Spirit Animals 2023 A5 Diary: was £20 – now £10 Peace Dragon Kids Drawstring Bag: was £18 – now £9 Woodland Bear Sleepsuit (0-24 Months): was £20 – now £10 Leopard Print Cotton Wrap Dress: was £120 – now £60 Greenwich Flowers Universal Phone Case: was £20 – now £10 Shoppers will be able to buy any remaining stock online after the last stores close. Cath Kidston, which was founded in 1993, collapsed into administration in April 2020 with 60 UK stores closing and 908 jobs lost. But it has still been trading online and the four standalone stores have continued to operate. The brand was set up by designer Cath Kidston and had more than 200 outlets around the world at its peak. The brand, e-commerce and wholesale parts of the businesses were bought from administrators by Baring Private Equity Asia in 2020, before Hilco snapped it up earlier last year. Next’s most recent takeover of Cath Kidston is the latest in several takeover deals for struggling brands. In November last year, it bought furniture store Made.com , which sold its intellectual property, brand and website to the retailer. Do you have a money problem that needs sorting? Get in touch by emailing money-sm@news.co.uk