10 things to know about the Flannels London flagship

Flannels will open its doors on 5 September, welcoming customers to four floors of impressive retail space. Offering everything from luxury designer men’s and women’s clothing and accessories to runway collections and streetwear brands, this will be one of the biggest shop openings of the year.

Discerning visitors will be able to shop some of the fashion industry’s biggest names, from Burberry to Gucci, Balmain to Off-White and Versace.

The store will take over the space that was once the Marquee Club and will continue the legacy of the club through art and music.

Whether you are looking for the latest cult handbag, the newest sneakers or fine tailoring, Flannels on Oxford Street has plenty to offer.

As well as permanent collections, the flagship will have a unique concept floor which will host a range of exclusive services. The store will be a theatrical retail destination that will include special collaborations, limited-edition concessions such as customised sneakers by the Shoe Surgeon, and a changing line-up of immersive experiences and interactive elements.

Need some fashion advice? Flannels on Oxford Street will be offering a style and collect service whereby you can order clothes online and have them ready to be picked up in store. The order will be ready to try on in one of the luxury changing rooms, with assistance from the brand’s fashion advisors.

In celebration of the launch, Flannels has partnered with American-based sneaker store Flight Club for it first ever London based-retail space. Located on the second floor, the exclusive space will offer rare and coveted sneakers from the world’s biggest trainer brands.

Flannels on Oxford Street will host DJ nights every Thursday and Saturday, allowing customers to enjoy the best established and up-and-coming DJs.

Flannels team of in-the-know assistants will be on hand with the store’s personal shopping service, ready to offer one-to-one appointments and a tailored edit of the latest collections.

As if the interior wasn’t impressive enough, the exterior of the store will feature a three-storey curtain wall of digital screens which will host digital art installations.