Primark to launch click and collect at 50 more shops – see the full list of locations and if one is near you
PRIMARK is to expand its click and collect service to more stores in the UK before the end of this year.
The popular service is being rolled out to 54 more stores in cities including Leeds, Leicester and York.
Click and collect lets shoppers order clothes from the budget fashion brand online and then pick them up in-store.
It first launched as part of a trial in November 2022 and has proved popular amongst shoppers.
Primark, which has over 191 stores across the UK, said the expansion is to celebrate its 50th anniversary on the high street.
Kari Rodgers, UK retail director at Primark, said: “It’s been 50 years since we first opened our doors in Derby to bring affordable fashion to the British high street and expanding Click & Collect is another way we are giving people more reasons to visit their local high street and Primark.”
There is no fee to use click and collect but you must spend a minimum of £10.
It means customers can avoid the disappointment of arriving in stores and not being able to find the correct size or product they were looking for.
You can also skip the queues and choose the day you would like to collect your item.
Unlike traditional online shopping, you must come into a Primark store to pick up your items as they will not be delivered to your home.
The Sun has asked Primark for the exact date that its click and collect service will be added to these additional stores and we will update this article once we hear back.
Once they have launched, 111 Primark stores across the UK will have the click and collect service.
The full list of the next 54 stores that will offer click and collect this year is:
- Banbury, Banbury Gateway
- Barnsley, The Alhambra Shopping Centre
- Birmingham Fort Parkway, The Fort Shopping Centre
- Birmingham, 38 High Street
- Bracknell, The Lexicon
- Bradford, The Broadway
- Burton On Trent, Coopers Square Shopping Centre
- Camberley, 35 – 41 Park Street
- Cambridge, 62-74 Burleigh St
- Chesterfield, 9-13 Market Place
- Colchester, Lion Walk Shopping Centre
- Corby, 1A Willow Place
- Coventry, Broadgate
- Derby, 28-31 Cornmarket
- Doncaster, 1-7 Market Place
- Grimsby, Freshney Place Shopping Centre
- Hanley, 2 – 10 Lamb Street
- Harlow, 28 Broad Walk
- Hemel Hempstead, 260 Marlowes
- Hereford, 9 – 11 Widemarsh Street
- High Wycombe
- Leeds – Trinity, Albion Street
- Leeds – White Rose, White Rose Shopping Centre
- Leicester – Fosse Park, Fosse Park Shopping Centre
- Leicester, Haymarket Shopping Centre
- Lincoln, 216 – 219 High Street
- Loughborough, 39 – 40 Market Place
- Luton, 48 – 52 George Street
- Mansfield, Four Seasons Shopping Centre
- Merryhill, Intu Shopping Centre
- Milton Keynes Centre, 116 Silbury Arcade
- Milton Keynes Shopping Park, MK1 Shopping Park
- Northampton, Grosvenor Shopping Centre
- Norwich, 5-9 Haymarket
- Nottingham, 6 – 12 Long Row
- Oxford, The Westgate
- Peterborough, Queensgate Shopping Centre
- Reading, 116-118 Broad St
- Redditch, Kingfisher Shopping Centre
- Rotherham, Parkgate Shopping Centre
- Rushden, Rushden Lakes Retail Park
- Shrewsbury, Darwin Shopping Centre
- Stafford, Riverside
- Stevenage, 6 – 8 Town Square
- Tamworth, Ventura Retail Park
- Telford, The Telford Centre
- Wakefield, The Ridings Shopping Centre
- Walsall, 1-7 Digbeth
- West Bromwich, 30 New Square
- Woking, The Peacocks Centre
- Wolverhampton, 4 Wulfrun Square
- Worcester, Crown Gate Shopping Centre
- York – Coppergate, Coppergate Shopping Centre
- York – Monks Cross, Monks Cross Shopping Park
Primark also said shoppers in over half the stores will be able to use the features before Christmas.
It has also increased the number of products available, with menswear and homeware now available to shop via its online website.
This is in addition to womenswear and children’s clothing which was first introduced as part of the trial.
Existing 57 Primark stores to offer Click & Collect
- Bexleyheath, Unit 4 131 The Broadway, DA6 7HF
- Bluewater, Upper Thames Walk, DA9 9SQ
- Bromley, 162 High Street, BR1 1HE
- Charlton, Brocklebank Retail Park, SE7 7SX
- Croydon, 5 – 9 North End, High Street, CR9 1SX
- Dartford, 58 – 60 High Street, DA1 1DE
- Ealing, Ealing Broadway Centre, W5 5JY
- East Ham, 51 High Street North, E6 1HZ
- Hackney, 365 – 371 Mare Street, E8 1HY
- Hammersmith, Kings Hall Shopping Centre, W6 0PZ
- Harrow, St Ann’s Shopping Centre, HA1 1AT
- Hounslow, 165 – 169 High Street, TW3 1QL
- Ilford, 129 – 133 High Road, 1G1 1DE
- Kilburn, 54 – 56 High Street, NW6 4HJ
- Kingston, 76 Eden Street, KT1 1DJ
- Lewisham, 180 – 190 High Street, SE13 6JL
- London, 14 – 28 Oxford Street East, W1D 1AU
- London 499 – 517 Oxford Street West, W1K 7DA
- Peckham, 51 – 57 Rye Lane, SE15 5EY
- Romford, 33 – 35 South Street, RM1 1NJ
- Staines, Elmsleigh Shopping Centre, TW18 4QB
- Stratford, 127 – 128 Westfield Stratford City, E20 1EL
- Sutton, St Nicholas Shopping Centre, SM1 1AX
- Tooting, 31 – 39 Mitcham Road, SW17 9PA
- Uxbridge, 1 Chequers Mall, UB8 1LN
- Wandsworth, 32 – 34 Southside, SW18 4TF
- Watford, 109 – 111 High Street, WD17 2TA
- Wembley, 508 High Road, HA9 7BS
- West Thurrock, Unit 425 Lakeside Shopping Centre, RM20 2ZP
- White City, Westfield London Shopping Centre, W12 7GF
- Wood Green, Unit 57 The Mall, N22 6YQ
- Woolwich, 18 – 28 Hare Street, SE18 6LZ
- Birkenhead, 212 – 218 Grange Road, CH41 6EA
- Blackburn, 20 Cobden Court, BB1 7JG
- Blackpool, 50 – 70 Bank Hey Street, FY1 4RY
- Bolton, Crompton Place Shopping Centre, BL1 1EA
- Broughton, 2A Broughton Shopping Centre, CH4 0DE
- Burnley, Charter Walk Shopping Centre, BB11 1BB
- Bury, The Rock Shopping Centre, BL9 0ND
- Carlisle, 1 English Street, CA3 8NX
- Chester, 52 – 60 Foregate Street, CH1 1HA
- Huddersfield, 82 – 86 New Street, HD1 2TR
- Lancaster, Martgate Shopping Centre, LA1 1JF
- Liverpool, 48 – 56 Church Street, LY 3AY
- Llandudno, Parc Llandudno Retail Park, LL30 1PX
- Manchester, 106 – 22 Market Street, M1 1WA
- Manchester, The Trafford Centre, M17 8AS
- Oldham, 37 – 41 Market Place, OL1 3AB
- Preston, Fishergate Shopping Centre, PR1 8HJ
- Sheffield, The Meadowhall Shopping Centre, S9 1ER
- Sheffield, 30 The Moor, S1 4PA
- Southport, 1 Chapel Street, PR8 1AE
- Stockport, Chestergate, SK1 1NT
- Wallasey, 25-28 Liscard Way, CH44 5TL
- Warrington, Golden Square, WA1 1TD
- Wigan, 45-51 Standishgate, WK1 1UP
- Wrexham, 27-29 Regent Street, LL11 1RY
It comes as Primark has made a number of changes to its store format in recent years.
The fast-fashion giant introduced self-scanning tills to 20 of its stores across the UK in 2022.
They’re kept separate from the main tills and are protected by a security door which only opens once you scan a receipt – in a bid to stop shoplifting.
How does Primark’s click and collect service work?
The service works very similar to online shopping, but instead of getting the items dropped off at your home, you pick them up in-store.
Primark has over 3,000 products available to shop via its website, including menswear and homeware.
To place an order select a click and collect store, choose the size of your items to add to your bag and head to the checkout.
You can also select a date you would like to visit the store to pick the item up.
Click and collect can be cheaper than a home delivery as many retailers do not charge a fee for the service.
It is always worth looking online to see if your retailer has the option, but make it is at a store which is close to you.
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