THERE’S nothing like a classic Ted Baker tote bag to elevate your outfit – and fans of the brand can now buy it for £20.
The iconic British brand is in danger of disappearing forever as administrators plan to close all of its stores over the next three weeks – however, fashionistas still have time to treat themselves to reduced-price products.
Superfan of the brand, Rita Ball Baxter Barker, revealed that a major designer outlet was selling Ted Baker bags at a bag discount.
The store, Boundary Outlet, has branches across the UK, with stylish gear available for good prices in Lancashire, Grantham, Newcastle, Walsall and Sheffield.
According to the store, money-conscious shoppers can purchase fashion, beauty and homeware from some of the biggest brands with up to 60% off RRP [real retail price].
As spotted by lucky shopper Rita, the designer store has also slashed the price of two cult-favorite Ted Baker bags by more than 50%.
The must-have accessories, she shared in the Facebook post, were priced at £20 – which is a huge saving compared to the £50 price tag elsewhere.
Rita added the post: ”Ted Baker packs £50 down to £20 then a further 20 per cent off.”
According to the fashion lover, shoppers can choose from the stylish wardrobe in two neutral colors – baby pink and light gray, which will take your look to the next level.
With such a huge economy, it’s no surprise that shoppers are rushing to the outlet to buy products.
A member of Extreme Couponing and Bargains Group in the UK tagged his friend, writing: ”We need to take a trip here.”
Another laughed: “Some more for the collection.”
However, some disappointed buyers claimed the bags were of poor quality, with both handles broken.
One person warned: ”The straps are not of good quality and two of them broke.”
One mother said: ”My daughter and her best friend got one for back to school last September, both handles broke and they weren’t overloaded, they wouldn’t fix it or refund it.”
The Sun revealed that staff at the troubled fashion chain were given just three weeks’ notice that they would lose their jobs.
Although plans have not yet been finalized, sources confirmed that this was the current intention for the business.
The iconic British brand fell into administration earlier this year after a deal fell through between its US owners, Authentic Brands, and a Dutch operating partner who was supposed to manage the store’s operations.
When Ted Baker entered administration earlier this year in March, the brand employed 975 people and had 46 stores across the UK and Europe.
Since then, administrators have closed 15 stores in the UK, with the loss of a staggering 245 jobs.
Although buyers noticed large liquidations at Ted Baker facilities across the country, at the time administrators denied that this was part of the administrative process.
A spokesman for the administrators declined to comment.
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