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Fat Face: From Alpine Slopes to High Street Success
Fat Face is a trendy lifestyle clothing, footwear, and accessories retailer that has enjoyed an extremely fast rise to prominence in a relatively short period of time. Born as a way to earn some money during the nights so that the two founders could ski during the days in the Alps, the venture initially involved buying wholesale T-shirts and sweaters, printing slogans and pictures on them, and selling them in skiing resorts. Less than 30 years later, the company is now offering stylish clothing for men and women from more than 200 stores across the UK. Customers often go to their outlets to purchase tops, jackets, jeans, underwear, and more. Popular accessory purchases include belts, wallets, sunglasses, and they even sell books and phone cases.
As a popular fashion store, you can expect to find the retailer on all major high streets, in shopping centres, and on retail parks all over the UK. While the major cities will be where most of their establishments can be found—London in particular—and some of the larger towns in the United Kingdom may have more than one branch as well. Their grey logo featuring the brand name above "United Kingdom" will help you quickly identify their store, and once inside, you will be met with their fantastic range of clothing options.
What you will find is that there is quite a range of store opening times dependent on each location. On average, Fat Face opening times are usually between 9 AM and 5:30 PM from Monday to Saturday, and 11 AM to 4 PM on Sunday, but you should check out the particular store near you that you intend to visit just to be sure. Christmas, Boxing Day, New Year’s Day, Good Friday, Easter Monday, and bank holidays may change opening times as well, so just check them out if you are planning to visit on these days. You can check local opening times using the branch locator on our website.
The success of this retailer has come thick and fast, but some lesser-known facts about them are as follows:
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The company is named after a skiing slope in Val-d’Isère called the Face de Bellevarde.
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Fulham was the location of their first store in 1992.
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Initially focusing on casual wear for men and women, they expanded into children's clothing in later years.
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Their first American store was opened in 2016.
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They offer free delivery on purchases over £60 when ordered from their online store.
When the first stores were opened, they were seen as a surfy, hippy, trendy style clothing store for younger men or thrill seekers, but as time has gone by, they have expanded their range to include other styles in their collections. Of course, they still stick to their roots, but now you can purchase more upmarket and smart looks for your money. Additionally, women’s and children's clothing lines are now available alongside men’s, expanding their appeal to a broader audience.
Comfort and durability are the core components of their products over anything else, and it is these qualities that have gone a long way to making the brand as successful as it is. You can be sure that a product from this retailer will last longer than most and will feel great for longer.
The company was founded by two friends who had anything but work on their minds at the time. All they wanted to do was ski on some of the best mountains and slopes in the world—nothing else. Work was a bad word while enjoyment was their daily mission. However, you cannot travel the world doing what you love without having some money to fund it. They came up with the idea of printing slogans and pictures onto wholesale T-shirts that they bought, so they could sell them around the ski resorts during the evenings.
This would pay for their skiing during the days, and at the time, this was all that mattered. They did this across Europe before deciding they could make money out of clothing on a more serious basis. In 1992, they opened their first store in Fulham, and since then the trajectory has always been upwards. Now, there are more than 200 stores worldwide, a number that is likely only to increase.
