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Silverburn, Scotland’s leading retail and leisure destination, has welcomed much-loved independent fashion, jewellery and homewares retailer Oliver Bonas.  Known for its distinctive ...

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Silverburn, Scotland’s leading retail and leisure destination, has welcomed much-loved independent fashion, jewellery and homewares retailer Oliver Bonas. 

Known for its distinctive fashion, homeware and gifting collections, Oliver Bonas brings its signature use of playful prints, contrasting colours and thoughtful details to a new 5,759 sq ft store located next to JD Sports. 

The new store marks Oliver Bonas’ third Glasgow location and further enhances Silverburn’s reputation for offering a unique, carefully curated mix of retailers for guests to explore.

Credit: Oliver Bonas

This latest store opening follows a record-breaking year for Silverburn, which has strengthened its retail line-up with a wave of exciting new arrivals. In 2025 alone, the centre has welcomed Scotland-firsts like Kenji and HARIBO UK, alongside Glasgow-firsts including H beauty, Bershka, Pull & Bear and Stradivarius. 

David Pierotti, General Manager of Silverburn, said: “We have established Silverburn as a leading destination known for its exciting choice of brands. Oliver Bonas, with its distinctive fashion and homeware collections, makes a strong addition to our line-up and I am sure they will be a favourite with our guests.” 

Credit: Oliver Bonas

Sevda Cankorur, Head of Retail at Oliver Bonas said: “Opening our new Oliver Bonas store at Silverburn, Glasgow marks an exciting step for our brand in Scotland. We’re proud to introduce our distinctive range of fashion, homeware and gifting to this well-loved destination, and we look forward to building strong connections with the Silverburn community as we welcome customers into the store.” 

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