Full list of Ted Baker stores closing in the UK this week
Ted Baker will close all 31 of its remaining stores in the UK this week with more than 500 jobs set to be lost.
The well-known fashion brand has been on our high streets for 36 years but No Ordinary Designer Label (NODL), the firm which ran the shops in Great Britain, went into administration in March this year.
It led to 15 shops being shut in April and 245 people losing their jobs.
On Sunday, it was confirmed that the rest of the outlets will now also be closed for good.
Stores, including 12 in London and the capital’s surrounding airports, will all be shutting their doors by Tuesday this week.
Other notable cities where Ted Baker will no longer operate are Birmingham, Bristol, Glasgow, Manchester and Sheffield. Here’s the full list of Ted Baker stores shutting in the UK.
Full list of UK Ted Baker stores closing in August 2024
- Ashford, Kent – Designer Outlet
- Bath – Milsom St
- Birmingham – Selfridges. Bullring and Grand Central
- Bracknell – Fenwick
- Braintree – Chapel Hill
- Bristol – House of Fraser
- Cheadle – John Lewis
- Cheshire Oaks Designer Outlet, Ellesmere Port
- Dartford – Bluewater Shopping Centre
- Glasgow – Argyll Arcade
- Gloucester Quays
- High Wycombe – John Lewis
- Kingston upon Thames – Wood Street
- London – Brent Cross Shopping Centre
- London Gatwick Airport, North Terminal
- London Gatwick Airport, South Terminal
- London Heathrow Airport, Terminal 2
- London Heathrow Airport, Terminal 3
- London Heathrow Airport, Terminal 5
- London Luton Airport
- London – Outlet Shopping at The O2
- London – Oxford Street
- London – Regent Street
- London – Shepherd’s Bush, Pashion, Ariel Way
- London Stansted Airport
- Manchester – New Cathedral Street
- Norwich – Chantry Place Shopping Centre, House of Fraser
- Portsmouth – Gunwharf Keys
- Sheffield – Meadowhall
- Solihull – John Lewis
- Swindon, Wiltshire – Designer Outlet
Administrators Teneo warned back in April that there is ‘no expectation’ the brand will become profitable again.
The final closures bring the total number of Ted Baker shops to be lost in 2024 to 46.
Joint administrator Benji Dymant said last month after announcing its bankruptcy: ‘Ted Baker is an iconic British brand with strong partners around the world.
‘These store closures, whilst with a regrettable impact on valued team members, will improve the performance of the business, as Authentic continues to progress discussions with potential UK and European operating partners for the Ted Baker brand to bring the business back to health.
‘We would like to thank Ted Baker team members and partners for their ongoing efforts and support at this difficult time.’
List of UK Ted Baker stores already shut in April 2024
- Birmingham Bullring
- Bristol
- Bromley
- Cambridge
- Exeter
- Leeds
- Liverpool One
- London Bridge
- Milton Keynes
- Nottingham
- Oxford
- Bicester (notice served before administration)
- Brompton Road, London (notice served before administration)
- Floral Street, London (notice served before administration)
- Manchester Trafford (notice served before administration).
The brand had previously axed 160 jobs in 2020, calling 2019 a ‘challenging year’ after founder Ray Kelvin quit following allegations he forced female employees to sit on his lap and embrace him.
The 68-year-old, who originally formed the company in Scotland in 1988, was also accused of massaging employees and kissing their ears but always denied allegations of misconduct.
Other retailers have struggled in recent years, including Wilko which went under, although some stores will reopen.
Carpetright also collapsed and was forced to shut every shop, while an iconic group of London pubs could soon disappear after going into administration.
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