Primark issues major update as popular shopping service launches in 29 stores
Today's launch makes the Click and Collect service available in 187 Primark stores which is all of the fashion retailer's estate in Great Britain
Primark has completed its Click and Collect rollout across all of its stores in Great Britain as the final 29 stores launch the service today.
The final rollout sees eight more Primark stores in England and 21 stores in Scotland receive the service. Overall, the fashion retailer's Click and Collect service is available in 187 stores across the UK.
The service allows shoppers to reserve Primark products online, pay, and pick them up at a dedicated desk in their local store two days later. Customers can choose a day to collect, up to seven days ahead. It is free to use, but you need to spend a minimum of £10.
Currently, shoppers can browse over 5,000 items online across its women's, men's, and kids' clothing wear, as well as its home and lifestyle ranges. Alongside this, the high street chain says shoppers can also access new and expanded ranges they might not otherwise be able to get in their local store.
Click & Collect customers can also pay for any additional in-store finds when collecting their order from the dedicated Click & Collect desk, letting them skip in-store queues.
Kari Rodgers, UK Retail Director at Primark, said: 'Now, wherever you live in Great Britain you can browse and shop the best of Primark online, before collecting in the store that suits you. We're thrilled to have now completed this roll out ahead of the summer. Whether you're after a suitcase, a swimsuit or matching holiday outfits for the whole family, Click & Collect makes your summer holiday shopping even easier.
Primark first launched click and collect in November 2022 in 25 stores in the North West, North Wales and parts of Yorkshire. Although many shoppers have asked for an online delivery service from the retailer, it has reiterated many times that home delivery would "never happen".
Primark stores getting Click and Collect today
England
Bath, 38 - 39 Stall Street, BA1 1QH
Bristol, 1-27 The Horsefair, BS1 3BB
Chelmsford, 9 High Chelmer, CM1 1XL
Guildford, 33 The Friary, GU1 4YW
Harrogate, 36-38 Cambridge Street, HG1 1RX
Hastings, Queens Square Priory, Meadow Shopping Centre, TN34 1PN
King's Lynn, 40 - 42 High Street, PE30 1BJ
Yeovil, 19 Middle Street, BA20 1LF
Scotland
Aberdeen, 153 Union Street, AB11 6BH
Ayr, Unit 8, Taran Walk, KA7 1TU
Braehead, Unit 1a, Braehead Shopping Centre, G51 4BS
Clydebank, Unit 2, 117 Sylvania Way, G81 2RR
Dundee, 40 High Street, DD1 1TU
Dunfermline, 127 - 137 High Street, KY12 7DR
East Kilbride, Unit 4, Plaza Shopping Centre, G74 1LW
Edinburgh, Unit 5, Fort Kinnaird Retail Park, EH15 3RD
Edinburgh, 91 - 93 Princes Street, EH2 2ER
Glasgow, 56 - 68 Argyle Street, G2 8AG
Glasgow, 171 Sauchiehall Street, G2 3ER
Glasgow Parkhead, Unit 21, Forge Shopping Centre, G31 4EB
Glasgow Fort, Unit 8, Glasgow Fort Shopping Centre, G34 9DL
Greenock, 39 Hamilton Way, Oak Mall Shopping Centre, PA15 1JW
Hamilton, 29 Quarry Street, ML3 7AW
Inverness, 16 - 18 Bridge Street, IV1 1HG
Irvine, Unit 46, Rivergate Centre, KA12 8EH
Livingston, 8 - 11 Almondvale South, The Centre, EH54 6HR
Motherwell, 20 - 26 Brandon Place South, ML1 1RB
Perth, 134 - 148 High Street, PH1 5UH
Stirling, Thistle Marches, FK8 2EA
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