On the 20th of March 2025, we brought Peachaus to Bath for the very first time. We set up in a beautiful Georgian townhouse — not to sell, but to share. To create space for something slower, softer, and more meaningful. This wasn’t a launch. It felt more like a gathering — a coming together of people who care about the same things we do: connection, community, and clothes that feel good in every sense of the word.

We began the morning with yoga — not the kind that demands anything, but the kind that lets you land gently in your body. It set the tone for everything that followed: a day to reconnect, to breathe, to be present. Then came one of my favourite parts — one-on-one bra fittings. It’s hard to explain how much it means to spend time with people in such an honest, human way. Helping someone feel more at ease in their own body never gets old. That’s where the magic lives.

As the day shifted into evening, the energy lifted — but the intimacy stayed. We shared Cordiality Cocktails, nourishing dishes from Kalm Kitchen, and canapés so beautiful they felt like tiny sculptures. DJ Remy Melee brought the sound, and the flowers from Rose and The Bee made the room feel alive. It didn’t feel like an “event” — it felt like a celebration of everything we care about, held together by people who just got it.

One of the most powerful moments of the night was our panel talk, hosted by the brilliant Annabel Mackie. We heard from incredible women from Ubiety Wellbeing, Always Sunday, Sacred, Bath Classical Massage, and the Hayo'u Method. Each shared their ‘why’ with such honesty — their stories, struggles, and hopes for what comes next. It reminded me how much strength there is in softness, and how important it is to keep showing up for each other.

This wasn’t about sales. It was about showing what retail can be — human, helpful, and heart-led. We introduced our integrated model: education around breast health, fittings that actually serve the person in front of us, and creating a space where people feel safe to be themselves. That’s what matters. That’s what we’re building.

If you joined us in Bath— thank you.

Whether you came for a fitting, for the food, or just to sit in the space and soak it in, you helped shape something real.

This is only the beginning. And we’re so glad you’re part of it.

— Gilly x