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First Look: END. Clothing on Ingram Street

21st December 2016 by Kevin Baxter

Ten year old rising British fashion retailer END. Clothing have opened their first Scottish store in the Merchant City. The menswear indie was founded by Christiaan Ashworth and John Parker to offer a contemporary international brand mix on the high street and online. The new outlet is in a former Post Office building on Ingram Street.

Designed in conjunction with London-based consultancy Brinkworth, the store is clad in eye-catching Carrara marble which has been used to form a large architectural wrap in the centre of the space, along with Canadian maple, brushed steel and concrete.

The store spans 3,500 sq ft across three floors, split into the basement, dedicated to cutting-edge sportswear and leading Japanese brands; the ground floor featuring contemporary menswear; and the first-floor offering luxury collections from iconic French houses.

Fashion labels available include Saint Laurent, Valentino, Nanamica, Comme des Garcons and La Rose Paris.

Architectural photographer Peter Cook shot the store prior to its launch with a series of images capturing the store’s striking contemporary design.

END.
196 Ingram Street
Glasgow
G1 1DG



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Filed Under: Talk of the Town Tagged With: End. clothing, fashion, Merchant City

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