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COLAB is an incubator space for retailers, entrepreneurs and local creatives, housing fashion, beauty and lifestyle brands, as well as working closely with the arts community exhibiting local artists in our central event space.
Follow us on Instagram @COLABscotland or visit our website www.COLABscotland.com
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