Lucy and Yak Edinburgh: Here's the opening date for sustainable fashion brand's first Scottish store

Lucy & Yak’s first Scottish store will open its doors on Friday, November 28 at Rose Street, Edinburgh. | RMPR

Sustainable clothing brand Lucy and Yak will open its first store in Scotland this week.

Located on Rose Street in Edinburgh, the popular company is set to welcome public into its new premises from Friday, November 28. With a focus on environmentally conscious clothing, the shop in the Scottish Capital marks its first in Scotland and 13th overall in the UK.

Set to be painted the firm’s signature pink colour, the company are offering customers who drop by for the opening 20% off as well as the chance to explore the newly decorated pastel interior with wooden furnishings.

Here’s when their doors will open and what you need to know.

Here’s when Lucy and Yak’s Edinburgh store will open

Lucy and Yak’s Edinburgh will open from 10am to 6pm on Friday, November 28 2025.

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Where is Lucy and Yak Edinburgh? New store location

While the store is likely to be hard to miss with its bright colours, Lucy and Yak Edinburgh can be found at 70 Rose Street, Edinburgh.

Located in the heart of the city, the shop will be fully accessible from street level.

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Are there any opening offers for Lucy and Yak Edinburgh?

On opening day, Lucy and Yak customers can enjoy snacks and giveaways, as well as 20% off.

Store to promote circular fashion

As Lucy and Yak has a focus on sustainable fashion, the new Scottish store will also serve as a Re:Yak hub.

Supporting their circularity initiatives, this programme allows customers to take advantage of their PreLoved buyback scheme, as well as provide a space for customers to recycle, repair or upcycle their items.

There are also plans to offer more localised events and community meet ups further down the line, which will be available to book online.

Ginny Yang, head of retail at Lucy and Yak, said: “The new space will offer another hub for creativity and community, giving us a chance to engage with our customers in person – we’ve absolutely loved meeting you all.

“Our retail and events teams are currently working hard to bring more localised events and community meet ups to our little pink shops, which you can book on our website – there’s lots of exciting things to come!”