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CLOTHING BRAND WEIRD FISH JOINS PQ

CLOTHING BRAND WEIRD FISH JOINS PQ

Popular clothing brand opens a new store in Princes Quay outlet. Weird Fish join well-loved retailers on PQ’s Level 3 

UK clothing brand Weird Fish have announced that they’ll be opening a new clearance store on Princes Quay’s outlet level this Saturday 24th August. The well-known lifestyle clothing company will be stocking a wide range of apparel, including men’s, women’s and children’s wear.

With 15 stores in the UK, Weird Fish prides itself on offering high-quality, ethically sourced clothing. As a wholesaler to over 400 shops, the brand has a strong focus on ‘feel good’ favourites and comfort, and promises to bring Hull shoppers plenty of bargains.

The shop comes as another fantastic addition to Princes Quay, where 6 new retailers have joined the centre in as many months, including recognised names such as Tommy Hilfiger Outlet and Toytown. With discounts of up to 70%, visitors can expect to get great quality products at a fraction of the price.

Centre Manager, John Magee, said:

“We’re delighted to welcome Weird Fish to Princes Quay and we’re sure that their first store in Hull will be a hit with our shoppers. We’re always looking to extend our offering and we’ve had some fantastic store openings in the past few months. We’re also in talks with lots of other retailers so we urge shoppers to keep their eyes peeled for further updates.”

Weird Fish have been making fun, casual clothing for over 25 years and shoppers can expect playful graphic t-shirts, cosy sweatshirts and high quality weekend wear.

John Stockton, managing director at Weird Fish, has expressed his excitement after opening in the city.

He said: “This is our first pop-up store to open in Hull and we’re very excited to join the Princes Quay line-up.

“Hull is renowned for being a port city with a strong maritime heritage and so it was an obvious choice for Weird Fish – as we too have a strong connection to the great outdoors, reflected in our relaxed and easy-going clothes.”

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