Quiz stores are expected to remain open through the month of May and possibly into June as administrators wind down the fashion retailer’s stock pile, Retail Week understands.
A source with an understanding of the situation said new product continues to flow from the retailer’s distribution centre into all 40 of its stores.
As part of the closing down sale, all items in stores continue to be at least 60% off the original price.
It is unclear how much stock is remaining, but it was reported last month that Interpath would review the business at the end of April provided no rescue deal could be made within that time.
The source told Retail Week that administrators are continuing to trade from all stores and the situation is being kept under review.
Quiz collapsed into administration in February, with over 100 jobs lost across the business. The retailer’s online store was closed on appointment.
Interpath said that over the last year, Quiz had “experienced challenging trading conditions” and despite reporting stronger than expected sales through to the end of September 2025, a disappointing Christmas period was the final straw.
It added: “The directors worked tirelessly to explore options to safeguard the future of Quiz, including efforts to source funding. However, with no solvent solutions available, they took the difficult decision to place these companies into insolvency.”
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