UK retailer Fenwick has confirmed it will reopen all nine stores from 15 June. However, as most of the stores will reopen all departments, shopping at the Bond Street flagship will be very different. Only the ground floor of the London store will be open to the public, and the space has been reconfigured to offer a selection of items from all floors. Other fashion floors will be accessible for assisted shopping on request. Restaurants, cafes, and beauty services remain closed.

Before reopening, and to ensure safety of all, Fenwick is implementing various social distancing measures and closing fitting rooms. Returned clothing items will be steamed and other items will be quarantined for 72 hours before going back to the shop floor. Traffic will be regulated, and specific doors will act as entries and other as exists.

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