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Nobody’s Child Launches New Boutique at SouthGate Bath with Exclusive Opening Day Offers

Womenswear brand Nobody’s Child is excited to announce the opening of its newest boutique at the SouthGate Bath shopping centre this weekend, on 8 August 2026. The 1,500 sq ft store marks the company’s eleventh standalone location and the fourth new launch this year.

To celebrate the opening, customers who make a purchase on opening day will be treated to a complimentary cookie dough brownie from local Bath-based The Good Day Cafe. Additionally, the first 50 shoppers spending £50 or more will receive a free mini bunch of flowers courtesy of independent Bath florist Nice Bunch, while stocks last.

Jody Plows, CEO of Nobody’s Child, expressed enthusiasm about the new launch: “Bath has always felt like a natural home for Nobody’s Child. It’s a city that values craftsmanship, creativity and considered style, qualities that feel closely aligned with our own approach to design. We’re thrilled to open our doors here and welcome customers to explore the collections, appreciate the quality of each piece, and discover styles made to be worn and loved season after season.”

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Guy Henderson, centre director at SouthGate Bath, added: “There has been considerable anticipation around the arrival of Nobody’s Child, and we are delighted to add such a popular retailer to our selection of leading fashion brands. With appealing opening day offers, we’re eager to see visitors experience all that the new store has to offer.”

This Bath boutique expands Nobody’s Child’s retail presence alongside its London shops in Carnaby Street, Spitalfields and Covent Garden, as well as other locations including Bluewater, Brighton, Cambridge, Harrogate, Leeds, St Albans and Windsor.

Customers can also explore Nobody’s Child collections online, including through the Marks & Spencer website.