Moss to upsize at Cribbs Mall as Levi’s joins fashion lineup
Moss is set to relocated and upsize its store at Cribbs Mall, as Levi’s also joins the fashion lineup at the Bristol retail and leisure destination.
The menswear retailer is moving into a larger, 4,124 sq ft unit on a new 15-year lease. Moss has been a longstanding tenant at Cribbs Mall, and the move will provide the brand with an enhanced trading environment, allowing it to showcase a wider range of products, including suits, formalwear, casualwear, and accessories.
Moss’s upsize follows a number of major upgrades from other existing occupiers at the scheme, including Crew Clothing Company, H&M, Skechers and River Island.
Meanwhile, Levi’s will occupy Moss’s former 2,265 sq ft unit on a five-year lease. The retailer, known for its denim collections and casualwear, joins the scheme following recent arrivals from Rodd & Gunn, AllSaints, and Animal.
Katie Searle, director of asset management at Sovereign Centros by CBRE, said: “We’re delighted to welcome Levi’s to Cribbs. Securing another internationally recognised fashion brand further strengthens our retail mix and demonstrates the continued appeal of the centre to both new and existing occupiers.
“At the same time, Moss’s decision to relocate to a larger unit reflects the confidence that established brands continue to have in the centre. We are pleased to support the brand’s growth by providing a space that enables it to enhance its offer and create an even better experience for our shoppers.
“These latest deals highlight the momentum we are seeing in 2026 across the centre, closely following major upgrades from existing occupiers like Skechers and Crew Clothing Company, and new additions to Cribbs’ line-up, including Rodd & Gunn and AllSaints.”
Sovereign Centros from CBRE provides full asset management services across Cribbs on behalf of M&G Real Estate, while Time Retail Partners and Cushman & Wakefield are retained letting agents for the centre, with Green & Partners retained in the leasing advisory role.