High-end clothing brand to open Bristol city centre shop
The retailer is launching a Bristol store after a successful pop-up in Bath
(L-R) Ben Papuca and Charlie Page pictured in front of Benedict Raven s Bath pop-up shop in November 2019 (Image: Bath Chronicle)
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A high-end clothing retailer with big ambitions is opening a new shop in Bristol city centre.
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