Weird Fish

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Weird Fish

Company type	Private company
Industry	Clothing and Accessories
Key people	John Stockton (Managing Director) Bethany Phillips (Director)
Products	Clothing Footwear Accessories
Revenue	13.8 million GBP (2013)[1]
Website	www.weirdfish.co.uk

Weird Fish is a British lifestyle clothing and accessories retailer. The company sells in its own stores around the United Kingdom, via third party stockists and online.

As of 2019^[update], the company had fifteen of its own stores, with over 450 wholesale stockists.^[2][3][4]

It was founded in 1993.^[5] In 2010 the company was subject of a management buy-out, backed by Piper Private Equity.^[6] At the time of the buyout annual sales were £10m.^[6]

In 2018 the company relocated from their offices in Cheltenham to Tewkesbury and in 2022 to relocate its warehouse to Bradford.^[7][8]

Since 2019, the retailer has given clothing to Newlife - The Charity for Disabled Children'.^[9]

In January 2022, it partnered with sustainability platform Green Story to improve its environmental impact.^[10] In May 2022, Weird Fish announced partnerships with Next plc and Zalando. Weird Fish's online sales were £21m in total eCommerce revenue that year.^[11][12][13]

• Official website