Womenswear brand Nobody’s Child is set to open its newest boutique at SouthGate Bath shopping centre this weekend, marking the company’s eleventh standalone store and its fourth launch this year. The boutique spans an impressive 1,500 square feet and is positioned to offer Bath shoppers a fresh destination for stylish, quality women’s clothing.
To celebrate the opening on 8 August 2026, customers making a purchase on the day will be treated to a complimentary brownie, provided by independent local business The Good Day Cafe. Additionally, the first 50 customers spending £50 or more will receive a free mini bunch of flowers from Bath florist Nice Bunch, while stocks last.
Jody Plows, CEO of Nobody’s Child, expressed enthusiasm about the new location, saying, “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 into the space to explore the collections up close, feel the quality of each piece and find styles made to be worn and loved season after season.”
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Guy Henderson, centre director at SouthGate Bath, also welcomed the retailer to the shopping centre: “We know there’s been lots of anticipation around the opening of Nobody’s Child and we’re so pleased to be welcoming such a popular retailer to our line-up of leading fashion brands. We’re confident it will be a great addition for our shoppers and, with some great opening day offers too, we’re looking forward to seeing visitors explore everything the new store has to offer.”
The Bath boutique adds to Nobody’s Child’s expanding retail presence, which includes stores in Carnaby Street, Spitalfields and Covent Garden in London, as well as other locations such as Bluewater, Brighton, Cambridge, Harrogate, Leeds, St Albans and Windsor.
This launch continues to underline Nobody’s Child’s commitment to quality womenswear and expanding accessibility across the UK.
“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.”
- Jody Plows, CEO of Nobody’s Child