MOUNTAIN Warehouse has shut down another one of its stores – but shoppers aren't upset.
The hugely popular outdoor store in Swindon designer outlet store closed its doors for the last time earlier this week.
Signs – that are becoming a regularity on UK high streets – warned customers of its impending closure telling shoppers "everything must go".
The store is known for selling equipment for hiking, camping, skiing, cycling, running and fitness but saw its stock reduce in price in recent months.
However, despite the closure Mountain Warehouse is not leaving Swindon.
It's getting an upgrade – leaving shoppers "very happy".
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Swindon Designer outlet posted on Facebook a couple of days ago that a new Mountain Warehouse will open across from the old store.
It will replace Puma, the sportswear shop that also recently relocated to a unit nearby.
They wrote: "We're so excited to open the new Mountain Warehouse store, located right across from the old store but much bigger and better!
"Now twice the size, you can stock up on all your favourites plus a brand new selection from Animal.
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"Don't wait, come and explore the new store today."
Mountain Warehouse has been closing stores across the country as many popular retailers struggle to make it work on the high street.
Figures from the British Retail Consortium reveal that 6,000 retail outlets have closed their doors for good in the last five years.
The trade association said the closures were partly due to 'crippling' business rates and also the impact of Covid lockdowns.
This has forced multiple popular brands such as Wilko, Cath Kidston and Paperchase to go into administration.
However, the Mountain Warehouse store in Swindon will continue to sell its outdoor equipment in its new and upgraded home.
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