UNIQLO will be opening a store in Liverpool city centre for the first time.
Liverpool ONE has announced that UNIQLO, the internationally acclaimed fashion brand, is to make its city debut at Liverpool ONE, taking a 25,000 sq ft of space.
The Japanese retailer is set to open in spring next year alongside Paradise Street’s line-up of flagship stores.
Uniqlo’s Paradise Street location will join the street’s series of anchor stores, including BOSS, JD and Goldsmiths.
Rob Deacon, Asset Management Director at Liverpool ONE said: “UNIQLO is yet another international fashion powerhouse taking a showcase space on Liverpool ONE’s Paradise Street.
“Creating a bold, compelling hub of best-in-class international brands has long been our strategy, playing to the needs and wants of our diverse mix of domestic and international visitors, and we’re thrilled to be welcoming Uniqlo to Liverpool for the first time.”
The new Liverpool ONE store will house Uniqlo’s signature womenswear, menswear and kidswear collections, as well as its range of bags and other accessories.
Innovative features will also be integrated into the new store, including its self-service checkout areas and dedicated collection points.
Alessandro Dudech, COO at UNIQLO UK, said: “The new Liverpool ONE store will follow the retailer’s trademark experience-led style, implementing its considered approach to layout and space to create a seamless shopping experience.
“The space will house Uniqlo’s signature high-quality womenswear, menswear and kidswear collections, as well as its iconic range of bags and other accessories.
“Innovative features will also be integrated into the new store, including its self-service checkout areas and dedicated collection points.
“With longevity and versatility at the forefront of Uniqlo’s ethos, the new store will also offer the brand’s clothing repair, alteration and recycling services to help extend the life of Uniqlo clothing.”
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