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Scottish Sun
9 hours ago
- Business
- Scottish Sun
Popular fashion & homeware retailer with more than 80 UK stores suddenly closes branch in Scots city centre
Read on to find out if the branch is near you CLOSING TIME Popular fashion & homeware retailer with more than 80 UK stores suddenly closes branch in Scots city centre A POPULAR fashion and homeware chain has closed down one of its busy Scottish branches for good. Oliver Bonas, which has more than 80 stores across the UK, has shuttered a store in Glasgow city centre. 2 Oliver Bonas has closed down its branch inside Glasgow Central Station Credit: Alamy Founded in 1993, the quirky stores are known for their unique homeware, selling everything from diffusers to throws to wine glasses. They also sell furniture including arm chairs, sofas, cabinets and desks. The retailer also offers up a host of women's clothing like jeans, dresses and knitted cardigans. Accessories, bags and jewellery are also on sale. A 'closed' sign has been placed in the shop window at Glasgow Central Station, The Glasgow Times reports. It read: "It's been a pleasure. This store is now closed." The Oliver Bonas website also states that the branch is now shut. The company added: "Sadly, our Glasgow Central store will be closing on Friday July 18, but your nearest stores will be Glasgow, Glasgow Gordon Street and Edinburgh, so you're never far away from an Oliver Bonas." There are still two branches in Glasgow, with one just metres away on Gordon Street. The store opened back in 2023 and was expanded across two floors. Huge high street retailer makes Irish return with first shop opening five years after devastating eight store closure The company previously said it would bring it's "unique blend of contemporary fashion, homeware, and gifts to even more communities". The store was part of the companies commitment to expanding their presence in Scotland and adding to their growing list of stores across the UK. The other Glasgow branch can be found on Byres Road in the west end. There are also stores in Aberdeen, Edinburgh and St Andrews.
Glasgow Times
a day ago
- Business
- Glasgow Times
Fashion and homeware brand closes Glasgow city centre store
Oliver Bonas has closed its Central Station branch, pictures taken at the station show. A sign has been place in the window of the unit which reads: "It's been a pleasure. "This store is now closed." READ NEXT: Cat cafe launces new rehoming charity (Image: Newsquest) The windows have also bee covered in the brand's tissue paper. Oliver Bonas still has another two stores in Glasgow with one located on nearby Gordon Street and another on Byres Road. Founded in 1993, the UK-based retailer is known for its distinctive take on fashion and homeware items.
Irish Daily Mirror
a day ago
- Entertainment
- Irish Daily Mirror
Next's €45 trendy tomato print shirt hailed 'ideal' loose summer fit
Fashion trends come and go in the snap of a finger, and this summer, we move away from the butter yellow trend and into tomato print. High street giant Next is also calling it one of the three "need-to-know" summer trends alongside Amalficore and brown tones. From tomato-embroidered clutches to salad-themed co-ords, the Tomato Graphic Long Sleeve 100% Cotton Relaxed Lightweight Shirt stands out from the crowd and has amassed a solid customer rating of 4.8 out of five. The fun print has given the subtle pinstripe shirt a twist, with a tomato and basil graphic on the front chest pocket and a bigger graphic at the back. Deemed a "must-have holiday piece," the long-sleeve shirt is available online for €49.50. READ MORE: 'Best teeth whitening treatment' that's half price works in '7 days' READ MORE: Charlotte Tilbury cult 'magic' cream slashed to 'unheard of' €42 in huge summer sale It comes in both regular and petite fit and shoppers can pick between UK6 and 20 depending on stock availability. The 100% cotton fabric helps keeping customers cool and comfortable and the breathable fabric is absorbent, which means it can help wick away sweat whether you're hiking up a Greek island or strolling at a food fest in Lisbon. Elsewhere at Oliver Bonas, they offer a Cream and green Striped Tomato Print Short-Sleeve Shirt, €66, which comes as a coordinated set with matching shorts. The print is subtle and dotted along the dark green stripes, with details like an open collar neckline and turn-up sleeves for a laid-back feel. Fancy wearing tomato print on a date? Nobody's Child has a lovely White Tomato Print Frill Top to offer, and it's currently on sale, reducing to €42. If shoppers put in code EXTRA15 at checkout, this brings the price further down to €35.70. Designed in a relaxed fit and with a classic shirt collar, the button-down top is something shoppers reach for time and time again in summer. Wear it with denim shorts and trainers for an easy daytime look, or throw it over swimsuits and use it as a beachwear cover-up. The back of the shirt has large tomato and basil graphics Social media users were over the moon with one saying: "Obsessed, this is my type of collection for sure." Another said it is serving "ultimate summer feeling". Customers who bought the shirt were also satisfied with their purchase. A five-star shopper said: "Nice and light. Great for the afternoon in or out of the wine bar or along the promenade with the girls day out." "Lovely lightweight material, super colours and motif. It is oversized and slightly longer than normal shirts but I think it could double up as a cover up over swimwear," a second shared with a four-star review but some said they would not consider buying the top because of the price as one said: "Next has upped the price a lot and I can find something cheaper elsewhere." But a customer disagreed and added: "The quality is superb and the colours are vibrant. Value for my money. I would recommend this as an extra for your summer wardrobe. It can be worn with many accessories and you will feel eyes on you as they admire your outfit." Another shared: "I bought it for my wife and she loves it. It's an ideal loose summer fit too."
Daily Mirror
4 days ago
- Lifestyle
- Daily Mirror
Pink and gold home, style and beauty picks from £5 that give a soft and romantic feel
Add a touch of romance to your space and style with these dreamy pink and gold homeware, fashion and beauty buys starting from £5 If you're in the mood to add a little romance and warmth to your space (and yourself), look no further than this week's edit of pink and gold finds. From dusky velvet textures to glints of glam gold, these home, style and beauty picks are all about soft, feel-good luxury, without going full maximalist on spending. Whether it's a chic drinks trolley to zhuzh up your living room, blush-toned shoes that feel just dressy enough, or a new floral spritz for your everyday, these pieces start from £4.99 and bring that dreamy, elegant touch to any corner of your life.... Arran Naturals Calm Candle, £35 Like a mini retreat in a jar, it blends soothing lavender, gentle chamomile and a whisper of vetiver to melt away stress and set a tranquil mood. Part of their Naturals range, it's made with up to 100% natural-origin ingredients and scented with essential oils and Scottish botanicals Next Gold Oval Drinks Trolley, £90 Serve up spontaneous drinks rounds in style with this glam gold trolley. It's got chic oval framing, mirror shelves that add serious style points, and smooth-rolling wheels so you can manoeuvre your mini bar wherever the party's at. Homesense Gold Cactus Salt & Pepper Shakers, £4.99 in stores Regular salt and pepper shakers? No thanks. We're elevating our dining tables with this gold cactus-themed duo that are bound ti be a hit at any dinner party. Oliver Bonas Flora Scalloped Dusty Pink Velvet Armchair, £495 Sink into full-on romance with this beautifully curved armchair that's dressed in plush, dusty-pink velvet and sits on beech legs tipped with gleaming gold steel caps. The scalloped shell-back wraps around you, offering both style and cosy support– ideal for curling up with a book or making a soft statement in your living room Joe Browns Sweet Serenade Slingback Shoes, £55 Slip into something softly elegant with these gold slingbacks that feel effortlessly chic. The unique braided design and square-buckle fastening add a luxe twist, while the low block heel keeps things comfortable enough for day‑to‑night & Other Stories Pink Noon EDT, £32 Light and dreamy, this EDT from & Other Stories opens with sparkling bergamot and juicy pear, melting into a heart of soft jasmine, tuberose and frangipani before settling into a cosy base of salted vanilla, musk and sandalwood. Delicious. Kiko Juicy Fizz Long Lasting Eyeshadow Stick, £12.99 Slide on effortlessly creamy, vibrant colour with this limited-edition KIKO Milano eyeshadow stick, clinically tested to give up to 24-hour, transfer-proof wear in just one swipe. Pour yourself a glass of this pale-pink, alcohol-free rosé and embrace all the lovely red berry freshness– think ripe strawberries with a zesty citrus lift and crisp, clean acidity.
Belfast Telegraph
5 days ago
- Entertainment
- Belfast Telegraph
Feeling festiv-al
There's still festival events galore for August and Gillian Halliday has some inspo There's still festival events galore for August and Gillian Halliday has some inspo Oliver Bonas Gola Cyclone Emerald Terracotta Trainers £90 Cage Footbed sandals, £12, PRIMARK Oliver Bonas Red Edge Cardigan £65 Tan Faux Leather Embellished cowboy boots, £47.99, New Look Navy Bardot Shirred Maxi Dress, £38, Roman RI Brown Embroidered Sandals £48 River Island Green Stripey Knit Summer Shirt £60 Oliver Bonas Red Broderie Tiered Maxi Skirt, £38 Roman Originals Two pack t-shirts from £10, shorts from £9, hat £4, George at Asda JEANS, £39, George at Asda DOBBY TASSEL DRESS, £45, Accessorize Khaki with Studded Bolt Utility Jacket, £140, Scamp & Dude Blue A-Line Denim Shorts £27.99, New Look Technical Hooded Short Jacket, £55, Very Gold Chain Slash Mini Dress, £29.50, F&F x Abbey Clancy Collection Leather Stripe Trainers £49.50, Marks & Spencer
