The Sloane Stanley Estate to welcome 10,000 sq ft of pop-ups to Chelsea’s King’s Road

The Sloane Stanley Estate is set to welcome a series of pop-ups to Chelsea’s King’s Road over the coming months.

Together the brands – which span art, fashion, and lifestyle – will take over 10,000 sq ft of space within the West London neighbourhood.

Contemporary accessories brand Kaya Nuka has returned to the King’s Road, opening at No. 324-326 for its sixth pop-up with Sloane Stanley.

Meanwhile UK label Stoned & Waisted, known for its luxury shearling coats, reversible pieces and outerwear, will be opening at 340 King’s Road between the 12^th and 25^th of March.

Sloane Stanley will also welcome back London-based womenswear label, Minka Dink, which returns for its third pop-up following a successful debut a few years ago. It will open a 1,728 sq ft unit at 324-326 King’s Road from 21^st March until 4^th May.

Jewellery brand Bijoux De Mimi is also returning to The Sloane Stanley Estate for an extended pop-up run, following the success of multiple shops across the portfolio. The brand has had great success within The Sloane Stanley Estate, and will follow Minka Dink at 324-326 King’s Road on 6^th May for four months, closing on 16^th September.

Emerging fashion label Lexy London will also open at 340 King’s Road at the end of March, showcasing its seasonal collections until 21^st April.

Contemporary womenswear brand Louise Gillard will also bring her signature tailoring and fashion consciousness to 340 King’s Road for the first time, opening between 24^th April and 8^th May.

Rounding off the pop-up schedule is Paul Brown, the artist with an interest in the combination of art and technology, which will be open a showroom at 340 King’s Road on 11^th May until the 24^th.

Hannah Grievson, property director at Sloane Stanley, said: “We’re proud that so many independent brands continue to choose the Sloane Stanley Estate as the place to launch, and relaunch, their physical retail journey. Pop-ups are more than short-term shops, they’re strategic brand moments. Many of our tenants return year after year because our location, leasing flexibility and hands-on support help them connect with new customers and refine their bricks-and-mortar propositions. This season’s programme exemplifies our commitment to championing independent retail and fostering the next generation of retail innovators.”

Alongside these pop-ups, the Estate is also set to welcome Third Space in the first half of this year. It will take 22,371 sq ft at 19 Mallord Street, delivering a fitness and wellness offer alongside the likes of FaceGym, Karve, and Ultimate Performance.

Miles Commercial and Levy Real Estate represent the Sloane Stanley Estate.