A project aimed at providing more space for people, allowing businesses to expand and for people to shop, eat and spend more time in Sheffield City Centre has been given a major investment boost.
Stylish new opening of The Cream Store in Sheffield city centre
Independent premium fashion retailer The Cream Store has today opened a 3,000 sq ft flagship shop on the ground floor of Burgess House in Sheffield’s Heart of the City, the Council’s prize-winning redevelopment scheme.
On 7 November, a limited-edition collaboration with Carhartt WIP will launch, along with Thornbridge who will host a limited-edition beer for the event, as well as other activities taking place throughout the day.
Sheffield will become The Cream Store’s second dedicated shop in the UK, following the long-term success of the company’s Nuneaton store, which opened in 2005. The new opening provides the local community with a ‘go to’ place to shop for quality in a relaxed, ambient atmosphere where customers can view the latest fashion collections.
The store, which also boasts a raised mezzanine, will stock contemporary clothing and lifestyle accessories for both men and women. Premium brands, which are regularly refreshed and rotated, include the popular Carhartt WIP, Fred Perry, Edwin, Nudie Jeans Co, Gramicci, plus many more.
Like Nuneaton, the store will also house its acclaimed ‘Sneaker Treat’ service, offering customers a range of sustainable cleaning and restoration solutions to bring their favourite trainers back to life.
Councillor Ben Miskell, Chair of the Transport, Regeneration and Climate Policy Committee at Sheffield City Council, said: “We’re thrilled to welcome The Cream Store to Heart of the City, which is another significant addition to the growing fashion offer in Sheffield. As one of the largest urban regeneration schemes in Britain, this has been a huge year for Heart of the City, which has seen the Radisson Blu, Cambridge Street Collective food hall and Leah’s Yard as new additions, BOX sports bar and kitchen set to open its doors next month and being named Outstanding Development of the Year.”
Manish Patel, Director of The Cream Store, said: “We’re incredibly excited to open our doors to the Sheffield public and showcase what we’re all about. The store looks stunning. We have fully committed to a bespoke design, where the team has gone above and beyond to create something truly unique to us that reflects our brand. It will offer a relaxed, ambient atmosphere for our clients to chat, linger, and browse our latest collections.
“Client service is at the heart of everything we do. We love connecting with our clients, sharing our advice, and discussing our passion for our products. This approach has helped us maintain a loyal client base over the last two decades, and we’re excited to grow something even bigger in Sheffield.”
The Cream Store also boasts a dedicated online shop, with a ‘click and collect’ service. Please visit https://thecreamstore.com for more details.
