The future of a vintage-inspired clothing shop is uncertain after the company went into administration.
Collectif London, which has a store in Bond Street, Brighton, has called in administrators and ceased trading on July 22.
The Brighton store is currently closed and a sign on the shopfront says a closing sale has had to be postponed due to the shop’s broken shutters.
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A notice on Collectif London’s website said: “The company has ceased trading with effect from July 22, 2024, and no further orders are being taken.
“Tom Ahmad and Kirren Keegan of Bailey Ahmad Business Recovery were appointed joint administrators of the company on July 9, 2024.
“The affairs, business and property of the company are managed by the joint administrators, who act as agents of the company and contract without personal liability.”
Collectif also has stores in London’s Camden Stables Market, Old Spitalfields Market and a pop-up in Hawley Wharf.
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