Lone Design Club (LDC) has today launched a new pop-up retail concept called Cache at Bristol’s Cabot Circus shopping centre, set to run until 1 February 2026.
Designed to support the next generation of direct-to-consumer (DTC) brands, Cache, which is in collaboration with Cabot Circus landlord Hammerson, offers more than just space. It’s described as “a cost-effective, turnkey solution” that enables brands to roll out physical retail without the operational burden traditionally required.
Brand launch partners include Kina & Tam, KOI Footwear, Hell Bunny, and Colorush, as well as a mix of “cult favourites”.
Rebecca Morter, founder and CEO of Lone Design Club, said: “It’s a powerful moment when major landlords like Hammerson back innovative new retail formats.
“Bristol’s Cache store isn’t just another pop-up – it’s a vibrant, curated experience, offering DTC brands the tools, support, and space they need to succeed. We’re proud to be reshaping how brands and consumers connect in physical retail.”
Laura Reynolds, Destination Director at Cabot Circus, added: “We’re absolutely thrilled to welcome Lone Design Club to Quakers Friars at Cabot Circus. Their commitment to showcasing independent, ethical, and next generation fashion aligns perfectly with our vision to bring bold, fresh retail experiences to Bristol.
“Cache will add something truly special to the Quakers Friars community and is just the latest in a long line of new exciting brands to be coming to Cabot Circus over the next 12 months.”
The new initiative is powered by LDC’s own tech platform, Revolving Spaces, which automates and streamlines retail and space management. With real‑time data, flexible leasing, and reduced manual overhead, the system “delivers accurate, actionable insights for both brands and landlords”.