Quiz Clothing has increased in-store discounts to as much as 70% as its administrators push to clear stock and drive sales during the Easter trading period.
All 40 UK stores continue to trade following the company’s collapse into administration in February, with additional reductions applied across key categories including dresses, footwear, handbags and accessories, each receiving a further 20% discount.
The clearance effort also includes new stock lines, as administrators attempt to maximise returns while maintaining footfall across the estate. The business, which operates concessions in other retailers’ stores, continues to trade in those locations outside of the administration process.
Alistair McAlinden, head of Interpath in Scotland and joint administrator, said: “As we head into the busy Easter trading period, there are bargains to be had in-store for shoppers, with further discounts available on all remaining stock, including some new stock lines added.”
Geoff Jacobs, managing director at Interpath and joint administrator, added: “We’d once again like to pass on our sincere thanks to Quiz’ staff and loyal customers who have shown such support over the past few weeks.”
Customers face tighter purchasing conditions, with all items sold as seen and no cash or card refunds available. Gift cards are no longer valid, and the retailer’s online store remains closed, highlighting the ongoing impact of the administration process as efforts continue to wind down the business.
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