Swallowfield's Bagsy brand wins Debenhams listing

Published: 9-Sep-2015
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Bagsy beauty to be stocked on UK high street

Swallowfield's beauty brand, Bagsy, is set to appear on UK high streets from the start of next month.


From 1 October onwards, the full range will be available in Debenham's department stores. The products are set to be displayed in eye-catching units in-keeping with the brand's distinctive packaging design. The brand also says quotes from bloggers and fans on social media will be included in the displays.

Bagsy is the first beauty collection from UK service provider Swallowfield and is currently available for purchase at feelunique.com. The capsule collection comprises 23 skus priced £5-18.

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