“To move” is in our brand and our blood, so we’re ever-growing and changing with dance fashion trends. Due to our dynamic philosophy, we have grown to be Europe’s biggest and leading dancewear retailer with a passion for providing our dancers, teachers, and gymnasts with quality apparel. After our 10th year in 2017, our business has grown to stocking dancewear by 40 brands, including 2 in-house brands - Move Dance and Alegra. Our dual focus is high quality and remarkable value, which we ensure by thorough inspection of all products we sell. We've recently been recognised as "Best eCommerce Website of the Year 2018" in Sports, Leisure & Toys at the Northern eCommerce Awards.
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A bit about us
Our team is comprised of skilled individuals who collectively come together to support our dancers’ passions. Move Dance is made up of design, marketing, buying, and customer support teams who care about offering a high quality product to fulfil the needs of our dancers. We believe that empowering our customers begins with an empowered Move Dance team.
Want to join the Move Dance team?
We’re always excited to learn what dynamism you can bring to the Move Dance table. Someone who works here is driven toward positive progress; they’re talented in their skill area, have technological prowess, and care about celebrating our dancers.
Freed of London is the world’s leading designer and manufacturer of professional dance shoes. With an extensive history dating back to 1929, Freed of London shoes are hand crafted in the UK and today the Freed of London portfolio includes dance apparel, bridal and fashion collections.
From humble beginnings in London’s West End, Freed of London was founded by cobbler Frederick Freed in 1929. Working from a basement in Covent Garden, the same site where the brand’s flagship store now stands, Mr Freed and his wife revolutionised the dance shoe industry by tailoring shoes to a dancer’s individual needs. To this day this philosophy remains, and Freed of London shoes continue to be made by hand in the UK.