Fashion brand to open UK flagship store on Covent Garden’s Neal Street

9th December 2024 | Jack Oliver

Fashion brand Urban Revivo is set to open its first flagship UK store at 8-12 Neal Street in Covent Garden, London.

The retailer has signed a five-year lease for a 5,300 sq ft space previously occupied by Mango and arranged over basement, ground, and first floors.

Urban Revivo joins a number of new retailers in the area, with neighbours including Alo Yoga, Onitsuka Tiger, Brandy Melville, Barbour, Space NK, and Nobody’s Child.

Founded in China in 2006, the brand is known for offering high fashion designs at accessible price points. As part of its global expansion strategy, Urban Revivo is planning to open more flagship stores which look to showcase its collections while also providing an engaging experience.

Savills acted for Urban Revivo. Cushman & Wakefield advised the landlord HIH Invest Neal Street Limited.

Sam Foyle, co-head of Global Retail at Savills, said: “We’re excited to be building Urban Revivo’s platform across the UK and Europe, with the brand setting its sights on major markets as part of its ambitious 2025 expansion plans. Pioneering in its fit-out designs and concepts, which is evident in its store portfolio across the APAC region, we can’t wait to see Urban Revivo bring this innovation to new markets and redefine shopping experience for customers.”

Callum White, associate in Central London Retail at Savills, added: “Neal Street is a well-sought after location and presents an exciting opportunity for Urban Revivo’s first of many stores in the country. This vibrant area is known for its bustling atmosphere and prime retail spaces, making it the perfect spot for the brand to introduce its innovative designs and concepts to the UK market.”

The Covent Garden district is experiencing a surge in occupier demand following renewed focus of the dominant landlord Shaftesbury Capital to bring Seven Dials and the Covent Garden Piazza under a single stewardship. This has led to 25 new retail openings in 2024 and less than 1% availability.

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