Full list of supermarket stores you can buy Paperchase products NOW after chain’s 134 shops disappeared from high street
PAPERCHASE is back in shops this week inside a select number of supermarket stores.
The stationery brand, which went bust earlier this year, is available to buy in over 250 Tescos nationwide.
“Paperchase at Tesco” will also be available to buy on the supermarket’s website from this week as well.
It comes after the chain collapsed in January after failing to find a buyer for the business.
Fans of Paperchase were devastated when the retailer disappeared from the high street.
It shut the doors on a total of 106 standalone shops, and 28 concessions within Next and Selfridges.
Tesco bought the rights to the brand and announced in October that it would be returning just in time for Christmas.
Shoppers will be able to get their hands a range of items in select Tesco stores.
Prices start at just £5 for a tote bag and go up to £14 for a pack of 24 marker pens.
Other items available include wall charts, notebooks, scrap books, gift bags, party bags, wrapping paper and an array of pens.
Below The Sun reveals the full list of 261 stores which are now stocking Paperchase items:
- Aberdeen Extra
- Alloa Extra
- Ayr Extra
- Ashby De La Zch Extra
- Banbury Extra
- Bar Hill Cambs Extra
- Basildon Extra
- Bidston Moss Extra
- Blackpool Clifton Ext
- Borehamwood Extra
- Osterley Extra
- Bridgend Extra
- Bursledon Twrs Extra
- Bournemouth Extra
- Burnley Extra
- Broadstairs Extra
- Cardiff Extra
- Crawley Hazelwick Ext
- Coventry Arena Extra
- Cheshunt Extra
- West Bromwich Extra
- Corstorphine Extra
- Cumbernauld Extra
- Dundee Extra
- Elgin Lossie Gren Ext
- Greenock Extra
- Glasgow St Rollox Ext
- Glasgow Shetlestn Ext
- Handforth Extra
- Hartlepool Extra
- Hatfield Extra
- Hucknall Extra
- Ilkeston Extra
- Inverness Inshs Extra
- Inverurie Extra
- Talbot Green Extra
- Leeds Seacroft Extra
- L/Ster Hamilton Extra
- Llanelli Extra
- M K Kingston Extra
- Newton Aycliffe Extra
- Newcastle U/T Extra
- New Oscott Extra
- New Malden Extra
- Stockton Extra
- Peterborough Extra
- Plymouth Roboroughext
- Poole Fleets Cnr Ext
- Pitsea Extra
- Redditch Extra
- Reading Extra
- Romford Gallws Cn Ext
- Southend Extra
- Solihull Extra
- Southport Extra
- Stroud
- Swansea Extra
- Sunbury Extra
- Telford Extra
- Trowbridge Extra
- Twickenham Extra
- Stockport Extra
- Whitstable Extra
- Wigan Extra
- Worksop
- York Tadcaster Rd Ext
- Great Yarmouth Extra
- Yeovil Extra
- Dunfermline Fre Staon
- Rotherham Extra
- Kilbirnie
- Sowerby Bridge
- Haslingden
- Clacton
- Wishaw Belhaven Extra
- Lurgan Carnegie St
- Carrickfergs Cstl Ext
- Grimsby Extra
- Redruth Extra
- Coatbridge Extra
- Coulby Newham Extra
- Helsby
- Diss
- Tidworth
- Glasgow Silverbrn Ext
- Wick
- Galashiels Extra
- Mansfield Jubilee Ext
- Port Glasgow Extra
- Stretford Extra
- Ellon
- Birmingham Aston Lane
- Leeds Bramley
- Hastings Extra
- Bradley Stoke Extra
- Cullompton
- Oldham Hudrsfld Extra
- Hanley Extra
- Lichfield Extra
- Telford Madeley
- Skipton
- Chesterfield Extra
- Bellshill Extra
- Walkden Extra
- West Durrington Extra
- Callington
- Musselburgh Extra
- Welshpool
- Clay Cross Extra
- Craigavon Extra
- Portland Easton
- Bishop Auckland Extra
- Bourne
- Cefn Mawr
- Newport Spytty Extra
- Yardley Extra
- Aberdeen Woodend
- Leigh Extra
- St Helens Extra
- Eston Cleveland Extra
- Watford Extra
- Amersham
- Allerton Road
- Ashford C/Foot Extra
- Ashford Prk Frm Extra
- Ashford Middlsx Extra
- Baldock Extra
- Bathgate Blackburn Rd
- Barnstaple
- Barrow Extra
- Bedford Extra
- Bury
- Bromley By Bow
- Brooklands Extra
- Burgess Hill
- Beverley
- Cambridge N/Market Rd
- Chester
- Chepstow
- Chorley Extra
- Ballymoney Castle St
- Coventry 4
- Dumfries Extra
- Lakeside Extra
- Dover Extra
- Dunstable Extra
- Exeter Vale Extra
- Exmouth
- Feltham Dukes Green
- Formby
- Falkirk Grahams Road
- Fulbourn Cherryhinton
- Gatwick Extra
- Gillingham Kent Extra
- Guildford
- Goole Boothferry Road
- Hammersmith
- Harrow 2
- Harlow Church Langley
- Harlow Edinburgh Way
- Haverfordwest Extra
- Henley
- Hemel Hempstead Extra
- High Wycombe Loudwtr
- Heswall
- Horsham Extra
- Hove
- Ilkley
- Inverness Extra
- Irvine Riverway Extra
- Irlam Extra
- Ipswich Extra
- Kettering Extra
- Knocknagoney Road Ext
- Leyland Extra
- Littlehampton
- Leicester Extra
- Maldon Extra
- Milton
- Milton Key Bletch Ext
- Meir
- Milford Haven
- Newton Abbot
- New Milton
- Northwich
- Lee Mill Extra
- Northampton South Ext
- Norwich Harford Bridg
- Nottingham Carlton
- Pembroke Dock
- Penarth
- Pontypool
- Pontypridd Extra
- Prescot Extra
- Quedgeley Extra
- Saffron Walden
- Salisbury 2 Extra
- St Austell 2
- Sandhurst Extra
- Shoreham Extra
- Southampton
- Surrey Quays Extra
- Stevenage Extra
- Uckfield
- Waltham Abbey
- Warwick
- Winchester Extra
- Worcester 1
- Worcester 2
- Ystrad Mynach
- Cookstown Broadfield
- Stourbridge Extra
- Linwood Paisley
- Bicester
- Newmarket Extra
- P/Mouth Fraton Wy Ext
- Newry Downshire Extra
- Garforth
- Beccles
- Burnage
- Newtownbreda Ni Ext
- Blairgowrie Welton
- South Wigston
- Nottingham Bstn Extra
- Hailsham
- Gloucester Brck Extra
- Shepton Mallet 1
- Reading West Extra
- Ryde Extra
- Edinburgh Hermiston
- Loughborough Rushes
- Dudley Extra
- Glasgow Maryhil Extra
- Newtownards Extra
- Yate Extra
- Belfast Castlere Road
- Bedworth Extra
- Falkirk Vf Northern
- Northcott Extra
- Magherafelt
- Hednesford Victori St
- Sudbury
- Uttoxeter
- Daventry
- Kirkintilloch
- Wisbech Extra
- Andover Extra
- Chester Broughton Ext
- Congleton
- Edinburgh Colinton
- Hoover Building
- Pulborough
- Boness
- Brighouse Bradford Rd
- Catford
- Lewisham
- Pontefract
- Southwark
- Swansea Marina
- Galston
- Aberystwyth
Fans of Paperchase were devastated when the retailer disappeared from the high street in April this year.
Over the years the brand developed a cult following from people who loved indulging in its brightly coloured quirky notebooks, diaries, cards and gift wrap.
But sadly the loyalty of shoppers could not keep the retail giant afloat and it fell into administration in February after failing to find a buyer.
This led to the closure of all of its 134 shops including concessions stands in Next and Selfridges, with 900 job losses.
It means shoppers will be pleased to know that it has been resurrected just in time for the festive season.
Supermarket giant Tesco bought the rights to the brand and announced earlier this month that it would be returning just in time for Christmas.
The news today comes just days after The Range confirmed it was bringing Wilko stores back to the high street.
Wilko also collapsed into administration this year and fans were gutted when all shops shut earlier this month.
But now The Range, which bought the brand name and intellectual property, has announced it will be opening five Wilko stores by Christmas.
Wilko.com returned earlier this month under The Range’s ownership, and Wilko branded items are being stocked in The Range stores.
These aren’t the only chains which have been given a new lease of life after collapsing.
A major fashion retailer is set to make a surprise return to the high street after all of its 170 stores closed down.
M&Co fell into administration late last year and its shops disappeared from the high street in April.
Yours Clothing, which snapped up the brand name, is planning to open bricks and mortar shops again, The Sun exclusively revealed.
An exact timeline for the re-openings is yet to be revealed.
Plus, iconic British fashion chain Top Shop could return to the high street if it’s acquired by Ted Baker and Reebok’s owner.
It comes after it was reported that ASOS is exploring the potential to sell off its ownership of Topshop less than two years after it bought the brand.
But fresh reports suggest that ASOS is now in formal talks to offload the brand to the owner of Ted Baker, Reebok and Forever 21, according to The Telegraph.
Meanwhile, a high street giant is set to close a store a much-loved shop, but it’s not all bad news.
Plus, M&S’ first Christmas advert has arrived and it features well-known TV and movie stars.
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