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Fashion retailer snaps up shed for online expansion

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Fashion retailer Big Style Fashions has taken a 15,750 sq ft warehouse at Gaerwen Properties’ Helix Business Park scheme at Ellesmere Port.

The retailer has taken the warehouse for a new fulfilment centre for its rapidly expanding online business.

Director of Big Style Fashion Darrell Freeman said: “Being based at Helix will allow us to continue to grow our business in line with our strategic business plan.”

Legat Owen advised the landlord while Big Style Fashion was unrepresented.

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