New Edinburgh shop set to be opened by colourful lifestyle brand Lucy & Yak on Rose Street later this month

A new Edinburgh shop is set to be opened by colourful lifestyle brand Lucy & Yak in the city centre later this month, the first Scottish store for the business.

Located on Rose Street, Lucy & Yak’s new signature pink-painted store will open its doors Friday, November 28. Inside, customers will have the opportunity to explore the brand’s latest releases alongside its core collections. The interior features a pastel colour palette and wooden furnishings, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere.

Lucy & Yak’s first Scottish store will open its doors on Friday,  November 28 at Rose Street, Edinburgh.placeholder image
Lucy & Yak’s first Scottish store will open its doors on Friday, November 28 at Rose Street, Edinburgh. | RMPR

The store is fully accessible from street level and includes two thoughtfully designed changing rooms and one accessible changing room.

Ginny Yang, head of retail at Lucy & Yak, said: “We’re very excited to finally announce our first ever Scottish shop - bringing all the colourful vibes to Edinburgh’s Rose Street.

“The new space will offer another hub for creativity and community, giving us a chance to engage with our customers in person - we’ve absolutely loved meeting you all.

“Our retail and events teams are currently working hard to bring more localised events and community meet ups to our little pink shops, which you can book on our website - there’s lots of exciting things to come!”

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Lucy & Yak is an independent, people-focused brand, dedicated to upholding a positive environmental and social impact. | RMPR

Situated at Unit 3 Hanover Building, Lucy & Yak’s Rose Street store will be it’s 13th offering, as it continues to expand and grow, with stores located across England.

Each shop also serves as a Re:Yak hub, supporting the brand’s circularity initiatives - including a buyback scheme called PreLoved - and providing space for customers to recycle, repair or upcycle their clothes.

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