Urban Retreat returns to the retail space with first-ever stand-alone store

By Becky Bargh | Published: 10-Jun-2019
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The luxury wellness and beauty brand left its Harrods concession last year after 16 years with the retailer

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Luxury beauty and wellness brand Urban Retreat is returning to bricks and mortar with its first-ever stand-alone store.

The brand pulled out of its Harrods concession in April last year after 16 years with the retailer.

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