Edinburgh shops: Fashion store loved by Vicky McClure and Sophie Ellis-Bextor set to open at St James Quarter

New Edinburgh store will be the celebrity-endorsed brand’s first ever opening in Scotland
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One of Instagram's favourite fashion brands is set to open its first ever Scottish store in Edinburgh next month.

Scamp & Dude, whose celebrity clientele includes Sophie Ellis-Bextor, Billie Piper, Vicky McClure and Emma Willis, will open a 2,939 sq ft store in St James Quarter in September. The independent brand also announced it is to open a a 1,756 sq ft store in Battersea Power Station, London.

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Both stores will showcase Scamp and Dude’s collection of women's wear, kids’ collection and charity items. They will also host its ongoing charity campaigns and events.

Scamp & Dude, whose celebrity clientele includes Sophie Ellis-Bextor and Vicky McClure, will open a new store in Edinburgh's St James Quarter in September. Photo: Scamp & DudeScamp & Dude, whose celebrity clientele includes Sophie Ellis-Bextor and Vicky McClure, will open a new store in Edinburgh's St James Quarter in September. Photo: Scamp & Dude
Scamp & Dude, whose celebrity clientele includes Sophie Ellis-Bextor and Vicky McClure, will open a new store in Edinburgh's St James Quarter in September. Photo: Scamp & Dude

Founder and CEO Jo Tutchener-Sharp said: "We are so proud to be taking this next step in our Scamp & Dude brand journey by opening two new stores.

"Both stores will offer a true experiential destination for our new and existing consumers across London and Scotland, something I know our wonderful community have been asking for and I am thrilled to be finally able to open the world of Scamp & Dude for them across these two beautiful cities."

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