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Multi-charity retailer Charity Super.Mkt is set to open its next pop-up store at <a href="https://completelyretail.co.uk/scheme/gloucesterquays-gloucester-2614">Gloucester Quays</a>, making its debut appearance at an outlet centre.



Opening on 14 March, the 4,000 sq ft store will bring the retailer's 'second-hand department store' concept to an entrance off High Orchard Street.



Charity Super.Mkt works with a number of charities and local operations to curate a collection of pre-loved fashion and accessories including vintage denim, sportswear, and streetwear. The Gloucester Quays store will introduce a rotation of partners throughout the duration of the pop-up in order to cater to high demand for space. Charity partners will include Havens Hospices, Longfield Hospice, Midlands Air Ambulance Charity, National Star, Traid and Acorn.



Charity Super.Mkt made its bricks-and-mortar debut at Brent Cross in early 2023, and has gone on to pop-up at a number of retail and leisure destinations, <a href="https://news.completelyretail.co.uk/bond-street-fenwick-store-to-make-way-for-charity-pop-up/">most recently at Fenwick Bond Street</a>.



The concept will add a unique offering to Gloucester Quays, and join the likes of PUMA, Timberland and Next.



Paul Carter, asset director at Peel L&amp;P, said: “Charity Super.Mkt will be a fantastic addition to Gloucester Quays. Their huge success and growth in the past year or so mirrors our own, both down to a real understanding of consumer shopping motivations. Pre-loved fashion is a sector that is expanding quickly, and it sits naturally within an outlet environment, which is why we were so keen to introduce Charity Super.Mkt into our tenant mix. They’ll slot right in and will absolutely appeal to our dedicated customer base.”



Maria Chenoweth and Wayne Hemingway, co-founders of Charity Super.Mkt, added: “Charity Super.Mkt has proved in its first year that second-hand charity fashion can sit comfortably with high street and designer brands. From some of the UK’s busiest shopping centres shopping centres to world-renowned streets such as London’s Bond Street, Charity Super.Mkt has matched the turnover, brought in new customers and increased footfall. Now we move onto Gloucester Quays and are looking forward to working in a new city and welcoming its residents to experience charity retail in a way they have never seen it before.”



This news follows Gloucester Quays' announcement of two awards in 2023, focused on its increased emphasis on ESG performance. Earlier in the year, Gloucester Quays became the first UK shopping environment to achieve ‘Net Zero Carbon – Operational Energy’, in line with UKGBC’s Net Zero Carbon Buildings Framework, and followed that up with a 3* GRESB accreditation.

Charity Super.Mkt to make outlet debut at Gloucester Quays

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Peel L&amp;P is celebrating a record year for leasing in 2023 at its South West outlet destination <a href="https://completelyretail.co.uk/scheme/gloucesterquays-gloucester-2614">Gloucester Quays</a>.



Over the course of the year, the outlet centre welcomed the likes of <a href="https://news.completelyretail.co.uk/puma-set-to-join-gloucester-quays/">PUMA</a>, <a href="https://news.completelyretail.co.uk/timberland-launch-meets-demand-at-gloucester-quays/">Timberland</a>, and <a href="https://news.completelyretail.co.uk/next-up-at-gloucester-quays/">Next</a>, and recorded year-on-year increases in footfall and sales of 5.5% and 6.5% respectively. 



The shopping destination also saw double-digit growth towards the end of the year, exceeding its footfall and sales targets. In December, footfall was up by 9.1% compared to 2022 as visitors shopped and dined during the festive period. In November and December combined, retail and F&amp;B spend increased year-on-year by 10.4% and 10.5% respectively. Retail was dominant in November, with sales increasing by 13.4%, before the emphasis shifted to food and beverage in December where sales grew by 12.7%.



Paul Carter, asset director at Peel L&amp;P, said: “2023 was a milestone year for Gloucester Quays, and we are extremely proud of the outlet’s continued success: the record-breaking figures speak for themselves. The outlet continues to establish itself as a unique, industry-leading, all-day destination where both locals and new visitors alike want to spend meaningful time.



“Tracking these numbers really helps us understand who our visitors are and their motivations, and the way retail and F&amp;B spend grew in November and December paints a great picture, something we will use to ensure we are consistently delivering a quality, tailored experience and tenant mix. We look forward to maintaining this momentum into 2024, upholding Gloucester Quays’ consistently engaging and diverse outlet offer.”

Gloucester Quays celebrates record year for leasing

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<a href="https://completelyretail.co.uk/scheme/gloucesterquays-gloucester-2614">Gloucester Quays</a> could be put on the market with an £85m price tag, according to reports.



The scheme's owner, Peel Lifestyle Outlets, has appointed Cushman &amp; Wakefield to handle the sale, according to React News.



The centre was previously put up for sale in 2021 with an asking price of £105m.



Gloucester Quays first opened in 2009 following a £248m investment. It is home to brands such as Adidas, All Saints, Crew Clothing, FatFace, Jack Wills, and Ted Baker.



A further £60m development saw Cineworld open in 2009, as well as the arrival of a number of food and beverage operators. The scheme is now home to Bills, Cote Brasserie, Five Guys, Pizza Express, Nando's, and TGI Fridays, amongst others.



Recent arrivals at the <a href="https://completelyretail.co.uk/shops-to-rent/gloucester">Gloucester</a> development include Puma, Next Outlet, Roller Express, Claires, and pop-ups Calendar Club and Berrey's Pick 'n' Mix.



However, the scheme has recently lost key tenants such as Gap, Calvin Klein, and Nike.

Gloucester outlet centre could be sold for £85m

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