September brings new arrivals and familiar faces to Home of Vintage Stroud

September brings new arrivals and familiar faces to Home of Vintage Stroud

7 September 2026

September is set to mark further growth at Home of Vintage, with several new traders joining the destination alongside established businesses expanding their presence.

This month, Wild Nook, Kira Mai Studio and Thimble and Wick will add to the growing mix of independent businesses.

Founded by Chelsie, Wild Nook (unit 18) is a botanical lifestyle shop offering hand-painted pots, pet-friendly houseplants, wildlife products, and botanical homewares, alongside pieces from independent artists.

Kira Mai Studio (unit 26) brings handcrafted gemstone and beaded jewellery to Home of Vintage, alongside a curated selection of pre-loved vintage and Y2K clothing. Founder Kira has been making jewellery for more than a decade and selling at markets for the past four years.

Completing the new line-up, Thimble and Wick (unit 33) offers a range of UK made soy candles, wax melts, handmade vases and oils, alongside bespoke embroidered hoodies and other locally designed and made items.

The latest arrivals join a number of existing traders who are continuing to develop and expand their businesses at Home of Vintage.

Vintage by Zarchin, which specialises in curated vintage fashion, heritage brands and natural fibres, has partnered with Well Hung Menswear, with both now trading from unit 2 at the front of Home of Vintage.

Founded by Oliver Macer, Well Hung Menswear offers a handpicked selection of quality second-hand and vintage menswear, with a focus on creating a relaxed and welcoming shopping experience.

Elsewhere, Five Valleys Gallery has expanded into additional space in unit 22, while Rebellious Romantics, known for its eclectic vintage finds, has relocated to unit 17.

Adding to the visitor experience, Home of Vintage now also features a stylish Art Deco-inspired photo booth, giving shoppers the opportunity to capture a memorable moment during their visit.

Five Valleys Centre Manager Mick Grundy said: “It is fantastic to see Home of Vintage continuing to grow as it approaches its first anniversary.

“With new traders joining, alongside the expansion and relocation of existing businesses, there is a real variety on offer, and the addition of features such as the new photo booth gives visitors even more to discover and enjoy.”

To keep up to date with news and events at Five Valleys, visit www.fivevalleysstroud.co.uk.

For further information, contact:

Public Relations Department, Dransfield Properties Ltd
Tel: 01226 360644
Email: pr@dransfield.co.uk