TFG London launches Fivefold multi-brand fashion store in Inverness
TFG London has opened its first Fivefold multi-brand fashion destination at Eastgate Shopping Centre in Inverness, in a move which has brought Hobbs, Whistles, Phase Eight and Karen Millen together under one roof.
While the company’s boutique department store concept is already established in Fosse Park, Aberdeen and Liverpool One, Inverness is the first location to open under the Fivefold name, with a second store due to launch in Bournemouth later this month.
Subscribe to TRBCaraline Money, group retail director at TFG London, said: “Fashion should be one of life’s pleasures, and that’s the idea behind Fivefold. We’re bringing brilliant brands together in one considered space, with truly expert service, new discoveries and something for every moment in your wardrobe.
“We’ve already seen how much customers value being able to shop these brands together in one destination, and our opening in Inverness Eastgate is an exciting next step.
“It’s the first time we’re bringing that experience to life under the Fivefold name, with Bournemouth due to follow later this month. Our team can’t wait to welcome customers to our new store and share their expertise with them.”
To mark the opening, Fivefold is hosting a weekend of in-store activity until 15 November. Every purchase will come with a Shop to Win scratch card, with a selection of prizes up for grabs. Shoppers can also get up to 25% off selected brands, with exclusive gifts available when spending £200 or more.
Jon Carter, centre manager at Eastgate Shopping Centre, said: “Securing the UK’s first Fivefold store right here in the heart of the Highlands is an exciting milestone for the brand and the Eastgate Centre.
“The arrival of a new-to-market brand further enhances our retail mix, offers something different for customers, and demonstrates the continued confidence retailers have in Inverness and the wider Highlands. It also reinforces the importance of Eastgate’s position as a vibrant hub for the Highlands community.”


