Good news for fans of the high street favourite clothing and homeware brand which is promising a ‘first of a kind’ shopping experience.

H&M has announced when it will reopen its doors at the Trafford Centre in Manchester following a refurb.

The well-loved brand has been temporarily closed since November for a big make-over and bosses are promising it will be worth the wait - with a “first of its kind in the UK” new look.

Manager Toni Galli said: “The store will feature an open façade with no windows, creating a welcoming, modern and meaningful shopping experience were style, creativity and culture are celebrated.”

The store will reopen on Thursday 14 April.

H&M Crawley closes on Tuesday, December 7

Among the attractions is the new H&M Home range, which has proved hugely popular online with people looking to spruce up their homes with latest interior trends.

And there will also be H&M’s fashion ranges and their scheme to recycle your unwanted clothes.

Zoe Inman, centre director at Trafford Centre, said: “The H&M reopening and expansion is such an exciting opportunity for Trafford Centre, we’re delighted to house H&M’s first of its kind concept store and design across the world.

“The expansion of bringing H&M HOME to the centre will enhance our customers shopping experience and strengthen the fabulous home and interiors offering”.

H&M store with H&M Home range to open at Trafford Centre in Manchester