Cath Kidston is a British lifestyle brand known for its nostalgic prints anddainty homeware and fashion accessories.
Founded in 1993 by Catherine Isabel Audrey Kidston
Started as a small antique shop in London
Introduced printed oilcloth bags and floral fabrics in 1995
Expanded globally with over 200 stores in Asia, Europe and the Middle East
Declared bankruptcy in 2020 due to financial difficulties caused by the COVID-19 pandemic
Acquired by Baring Private Equity Asia in October 2020 and relaunched as an online store
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Cath Kidston bags are known for their vintage floral patterns and practical designs, often made from oilcloth material for easy cleaning.
Cath Kidston offers a range of home decor products including bedding, cushions, curtains, and kitchenware, all featuring the brand's signature nostalgic prints.
Cath Kidston's fashion accessory range includes scarves, hats, gloves and socks, often in matching prints to the brand's bags and home decor products.
Cath Kidston went into administration and closed its physical stores in 2020, but it has since been acquired by Baring Private Equity Asia and relaunched as an online store.
Most of Cath Kidston's bags are made from oilcloth material, which makes them waterproof and easy to clean.
Cath Kidston products are made in various countries including China, India, and the United Kingdom.
Cath Kidston offers a 28-day returns policy for all online purchases, as long as the item is in its original condition with tags attached.
Cath Kidston is known for its vintage floral patterns and nostalgic prints on homeware and fashion accessories.