A LEGENDARY British shoe chain is closing one of their branches today.
The store first opened its doors in 2005, serving the local community for over two decades.
A Clarks branch in High Wycombe began its 50% off sale last week but is officially closing today.
Located in the Eden Shopping Centre, the store gave shoppers discounted footwear during its final days.
Before closing, the branch hung up signs thanking customers for their support.
The store received lots of positive reviews – one happy shopper described this Clarks as: “Exceptionally busy.”
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Another shared: “The staff are always so friendly and great with the kids, great quality shoes too.”
A Clarks spokesperson told The Sun: “We’d like to thank our loyal customers who have shopped with us at our High Wycombe store.
“We’ll be delighted to continue to serve them with our full range of products online and at our nearby Clarks stores in Beaconsfield, Uxbridge and Reading.”
In response, shoppers took to social media to voice their frustration about another high street staple closing down.
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One wrote: “Another iconic shop gone.”
Another comment reads: “It’s a shame really. Another good shop! I used to work there as a store manager.”