Primark adds 24 more stores to popular Click & Collect service

Primark is launching its Click & Collect service in 24 more stores from today (16 April), with more than three-quarters (158) of its stores now offering its popular service across England and Wales. Primark will complete its service rollout to all 187 stores in Great Britain by this summer.

Customers can now shop thousands of Primark’s bestsellers across womenswear, menswear, children’s clothing and homeware by ordering on the Primark website, then picking up their items from their nearest Click & Collect store at a time convenient to them.

The service also gives customers access to new and expanded ranges they might not otherwise be able to get in their local store. This includes Primark’s affordable adaptive clothing range, which launched earlier this year. The range offers more than 40 stylish wardrobe staples for men and women and has been specially designed around the needs of those living with a disability, in partnership with adaptive designer and disability campaigner, Victoria Jenkins.

Kari Rodgers, UK Retail Director at Primark, said: “We’re delighted to reveal the next wave of stores to offer Click & Collect, giving more customers the chance to shop online from the great ranges they know and love before collecting in store. With summer in sight, it’s just one way we’re making it even easier for everyone to get their summer wardrobe essentials.”

Primark announced in April last year that it planned to roll out Click & Collect to all stores in England, Scotland and Wales by the end of 2025.

The ongoing rollout of Click & Collect is just one part of Primark’s ongoing investments in its stores, as it continues to look at ways to give shoppers greater convenience and choice and more reasons to visit their local high street.

Independent research conducted by Public First found that the retailer contributes £2.6 billion to the UK economy and supports 54,000 jobs across the country. In addition, 2.3 million people cite Primark as the main reason for visiting their high street each week, with every £10 spent at a Primark store generating an additional £3.60 for the high street. This means Primark supports around £1 billion of spending in other stores and £500 million in restaurants each year.

Check out the full list of Primark stores now offering Click & Collect with the 24 Primark stores launching the service from today (16th April) including:

• Barnstaple, 49-52 High Street, EX31 1BZ

• Basildon, 106-114 Town Square, SS14 1BX

• Brighton, 169-174 Western Road, BN1 2BA

• Canterbury, Marlowe Arcade, CT1 2TE

• Chatham, 194-198 High Street, ME4 4AY

• Crawley, Store 4, County Mall Shopping Centre, RH10 1FP

• Eastbourne, The Beacon, BN21 3NW

• Exeter, Unit 30, Guildhall Shopping Centre, EX4 3HJ

• Folkestone, Bouverie Place Shopping Centre, CT20 1AU

• Gloucester, 27-37 Eastgate Street, GL1 1NS

• Hull, Princes Quay Shopping Centre, HU1 3RD

• Maidstone, 62-64 Week Street, ME14 1RT

• Newbury, Parkway Shopping Centre, RG14 1AY

• Plymouth, Unit 1, Drake Circus Shopping Centre, PL1 1EA

• Portsmouth, Cascades Shopping Centre, PO1 1BU

• Scunthorpe, 82b High Street, DN15 6SA

• Southampton, 22-28 Above Bar Street, SO14 7DQ

• Southend-on-Sea, 36-44 High Street, SS1 1JG

• Swansea, St Mary’s Square, SA1 3LP

• Taunton, 17-30a East Street, TA1 3LS

• Thanet, Westwood Cross, CT10 2BF

• Torquay, 27-33 Union Street, TQ1 1ES

• Truro, Lemon Quay, TR1 2LW

• Winchester, The Brooks Shopping Centre, SO23 8QY