A UK high street giant is set to close a total of 11 stores in the coming days after plunging into administration earlier this year. British clothing retailer, Quiz, appointed joint administrators from Interpath back in February for the second time in just 12 months. This is part of a larger plan by administrators to close all 37 remaining stores by the end of June 2026.
Since entering administration, the stores have been running major closing-down clearance sales to clear stock before closing for good. The remaining high street stores are currently offering discounts of 60% to 80% off everything and across all UK stores.
A message for customers on the Quiz Clothing website reads: “EVERYTHING MUST GO. All remaining stock must be cleared. This includes evening wear, casual styles, shoes, and accessories. Please note that due to the nature of the sale, all purchases are final.”
The clothing brand was first launched in 1993 but is now set to cease trading before July.
Last month, Geoff Jacobs, Managing Director at Interpath and joint administrator, said: “We’d once again like to say a huge thank you to Quiz staff who have shown such dedication and professionalism under difficult circumstances.”
Alistair McAlinden, Head of Interpath in Scotland and joint administrator, added: “As we head into the May Bank Holiday weekend, we would encourage shoppers to visit their local store as we commence our final closing down sale.”
Quiz entered administration on February 5, resulting in 109 redundancies across its head office and warehouse operations. Further job losses are now underway as the retailer continues its final store closures.