Swedish streetwear/denim brand Nudie Jeans is to open a UK Repair Shop on Park Street, Bristol, “bringing [our] signature blend of denim, culture, and sustainability to one of [the city’s] most iconic streets”.
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Opening Thursday (11 December) and becoming its third alongside existing stores in London and Manchester, the ‘community-driven’ store brings its collection “designed to last, made with organic cotton, and repaired for life”.
Built on a reputation of “circular design, transparency, and a long-term commitment to doing things differently”, the Repair Shop, offering “free repairs for life on every pair, no matter when or where they were first purchased”.
Repair Shops “are at the heart of Nudie Jeans’ circular model”. Customers return with their worn-in jeans for free repairs, “keeping garments in use for as long as possible”. Re-use jeans, traded in by customers for a discount on their next pair, are cleaned, restored, and resold. In 2024, Nudie Jeans reformed more than 73,000 free repairs globally “and extended the life of thousands of jeans” through its Re-use programme.
“Every Nudie Jeans Repair Shop is built on the belief that tomorrow’s vintage is created in the choices we make today. Few cities understand that better than Bristol,” said co-founder and CEO Joakim Levin.
“Park Street, with its mix of vintage shops, cafés, record stores, and students on the steep climb toward Clifton, sets the perfect stage for [our] next chapter in the UK.”
