Founder

Theo Paphitis, the founder of Boux Avenue , became famous as an investor in the BBC's reality show Dragons' Den, which is similar to China's Win in China. The life of Theo Paphitis is really like the hero in Jin Yong's novels who has a cheat . He was born in Greece and has Cypriot ancestry. He came to England at the age of nine and has always had dyslexia. He started working very early and earned money by distributing business cards for taxi companies.

When he got married at the age of 18, even fish and chips, which are very common in the UK, were a feast for him.

When I was 21, I worked in loan sales and began to understand the financial knowledge related to corporate assets, liabilities, and loans.

At the age of 23, he took the great risk of opening a real estate finance company. As a result, his keen business sense helped him make his first fortune.

Basic Introduction

Boux Avenue was established in early 2011 and has opened six stores in major shopping malls across the UK, including Bluewater in Kent , Lakeside in Essex , St. Dids in Cardiff , Trafford Centre in Manchester , Meadowhall in Sheffield and Buchanan Galleries in Glasgow .

Brand Name

Boux Avenue was named after a French waitress that Theo Paphitis and his family met on holiday in France. In the words of Alexander Fury , editor of The Independent, " Sex always sells." Boux Avenue entered the British high street in 2011 and carved out a niche. In just five years, it has opened 25 physical stores.

return policy

Boux Avenue benefits from free delivery over £50, free returns, a click and collect in-store service and beautiful free gift wrapping.

Awards

The Boux Avenue brand has won three global RLI awards including the 2012 Rising Star Award and UK Retailer of the Year in 2013 and 2014 .

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