Bed and mattress retailer Slzzp has fallen into administration, despite being praised for its customer service. The company, which operates three stores in Newcastle, Sunderland, and Westerhop, appointed administrators Paul Matthew Kings and Lynn Marshall on January 20.
Slzzp, founded in 2019, has launched a winter sale with discounts of up to 50% across its stores. All three outlets remain open seven days a week, offering a range of products from leading brands. The company's website states it curates stock to ensure quality and durability.
Customers have left positive reviews on Google, with one describing the service as “fantastic” and another recommending the company for its professional advice. However, the chain has struggled amid rising costs and cautious consumer spending, mirroring difficulties faced by other retailers.
This comes as fashion chain Quiz faces potential collapse, having filed a notice of intention to appoint administrators. Quiz blamed tough trading and soaring costs, including increased business rates and employer costs. Additionally, over 30 Russell & Bromley shoe shops are set to close after Next acquired the brand, threatening 400 jobs.
