The Autumn/Winter 2025 edition of Scoop concluded on Tuesday, February 11th, after three days at Olympia West, London. The event saw a busy and engaging atmosphere, where buyers, exhibitors, and designers converged to view collections and build new business connections.

The show attracted a diverse mix of buyers, with notable independent boutiques such as The Place London, The Hambledon, and Doyles attending alongside teams from larger department stores including Galeries Lafayette, John Lewis, and Anthropologie. Retailers from Ireland, including Emporio and Nu Chic, were also present, further expanding the event’s reach.

Exhibitors showcased a wide range of designers, offering a mix of established brands and emerging talent. Among those featured were names like Alohas, Gas Bijoux, Emily Lovelock, Beatriz Furest, and newcomers such as The Tiny Big Sister and Oats & Rice. Buyers commented on the variety and creativity of the collections, with a particular focus on Spanish brands.

The event’s design and atmosphere were also praised by attendees. Kerry McJannet, buyer at John Lewis, noted the “lovely decor”, while Amy Cook, owner of Eighty Seven, appreciated the show’s “achievable size” and the well-executed lighting. The vibrant atmosphere, enhanced by floral installations and music, contributed to a welcoming environment for both exhibitors and visitors.

Exhibitors echoed similar sentiments, with many expressing satisfaction with the level of buyer engagement. Ian Campbell Smith from Palladio London reported a positive experience, citing an increase in the variety of brands buyers could explore. Hester Moore from Helen Moore remarked that this was their best show yet, with increased activity and strong sales.

Karen Radley, Founder and Managing Director of Scoop, highlighted the success of the event, noting the strong order placements and positive industry mood. She emphasized the sense of optimism and confidence in the market and looks forward to the next edition in July.