In the heart of London, one of the world’s most influential fashion destinations, we delivered the design management, construction management, mechanical and electrical works for Kapten & Son’s very first store in the UK. This landmark project marked a major milestone for the globally recognised retail brand as it made its UK debut in the iconic setting of Covent Garden.  

From the outset, we focused on translating Kapten & Son’s established brand identity into a physical retail environment that would resonate with their growing UK community. The store needed to feel instantly welcoming, while remaining unmistakably Kapten & Son in look, feel and experience.  

The store was meticulously designed to support a wide range of customer behaviours, from visitors who take their time to browse and try on merchandise to those who move quickly through the space to collect online orders. Each customer journey was considered in the layout to ensure flow and a consistent high level of service throughout the store.  

Our team led the construction process and delivered the full electrical and mechanical services installation. We ensured every element supported both the operational demands of a busy retail environment and the flexibility required for a dynamic fashion brand. The space was designed to adapt easily to changing trends, new product drops and seasonal updates, allowing Kapten & Son to continually refresh the store without compromising its core identity.  

Kapten & Son’s retail fit out demonstrates how thoughtful design and construction management are essential when launching an international brand into a new market, helping drive commercial performance from day one. In their new Covent Garden store, every detail contributes to a welcoming and functional space where Kapten & Son’s community feel at home and can connect with the brand in a meaningful way.  

We’re proud to have played a part in launching Kapten & Son’s first store in the UK, establishing its presence in one of the world’s most dynamic retail destinations.