Fashion retailer Quiz has gone into administration, resulting in the loss of 109 jobs. The redundancies are affecting employees at the head office in Glasgow and the warehouse in Lanarkshire. Customers are informed that the Quiz website is no longer operational, and any pending online orders will be canceled.
For those seeking refunds, Quiz is directing customers to contact their bank or credit card provider. If a purchase exceeds £100 and was made using a credit card, consumers may be eligible for a refund under Section 75 of the Consumer Credit Act. If payment was made with a debit card or for goods under £100 on a credit card within the last 120 days, Chargeback could be an option for reclaiming funds.
Alternatively, customers can exchange unwanted items in-store for products of equal value. Quiz has closed its online store, and orders placed before February 5, 2026, cannot be returned conventionally. Customers are advised to visit a nearby Quiz store for possible exchanges.
Quiz’s physical stores remain open, with clearance sales underway. However, the retailer is no longer accepting gift cards. The company operates 40 stores across the UK and has concessions in New Look and Matalan stores. The concessions in New Look and Matalan are unaffected by the administration, but the seven concessions in the Republic of Ireland are included in the process.
Founded in 1993 in Glasgow by Tarak Ramzan, Quiz has faced administration for the second time in a year. Interpath has appointed Alistair McAlinden and Geoff Jacobs as joint administrators. McAlinden stated their commitment to continuing store operations while exploring options for the business. Jacobs urged interested parties to contact them promptly regarding acquiring Quiz’s assets.
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