Meadowhall: AllSaints retail chain selling fashionable clothes opens shop in megamall

A shop selling fashionable clothes has reopened in a new location in Meadowhall after period of closure.

AllSaints is now operating from the former Ted Baker store on Upper High Street after moving from 67 High Street.

Meadowhall bosses say the new space is a ‘brighter and more premium trading space’, between the Reiss and Michael Kors shops.

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In its new shop at Meadowhall, AllSaints has kept some of the sewing machines on display in its old shop.placeholder image
In its new shop at Meadowhall, AllSaints has kept some of the sewing machines on display in its old shop. | Meadowhall

The design has been fitted out in line with AllSaints’ new store concept, launched in Los Angeles in 2024, they add.

Photos show some of the 138 sewing machines on display in its former shop have been retained.

Ted Baker closed in August last year with the loss of 25 jobs.

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Beauty brand Sephora is set to open this summer in the unit vacated by AllSaints earlier this year.

Darren Pearce, centre director at Meadowhall, commented: “It’s brilliant to see AllSaints open the doors of its new location at the centre. The iconic British retailer is a favourite with shoppers, and we’ve no doubt the new concept store will be a hit with those searching for the perfect styles for spring as we move into the new season.

“At Meadowhall, we’re constantly looking to improve the experience of our visitors, whether that’s through retail, food and drink, or leisure activities, and we’re sure that the new AllSaints store will do just that.”

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