Gap returns to the high street after closing stores last year and prices are ‘even cheaper’
ok.co.ukGap made headlines in the UK back in July last year after they announced they was closing all of their 81 British stores down.The US retailer first opened their doors in the UK in 1987, after launching in California in 1969, and soon became a household favourite with their bright logos and comfy sweatshirts.
Gap went on to totally dominate the 90s, with their own brand denim becoming a great alternative to Levis, with every young professional knowing it was the coolest place to buy the basics.
So you can see why we were devastated to hear the news back in 2021 that Gap decided to take their stores online in the UK - totally changing the face of the British high street.
Since its high street closure last year, Gap has found itself a new and surprising market, becoming increasingly popular with the Gen Z crowd.
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