Advertisement
Clothing & Shoes

Crocs opens at London Designer Outlet

The new 1,456 sq ft store has been designed with an elevated layout to create an ‘inviting atmosphere with bold displays and striking fixtures’

Register to get 1 more free article

Reveal the article below by registering for our email newsletter.

No spam Unsubscribe anytime

Want unlimited access? View Plans

Already have an account? Sign in

Crocs has become the latest brand to open at London Designer Outlet (LDO).

The new 1,456 sq ft store has been designed with an elevated layout to create an “inviting atmosphere with bold displays and striking fixtures” which showcase the latest seasonal styles from the footwear brand. 

One of the key features of the new store is a dedicated Jibbitz area which “encourages creativity, allowing customers to customise their footwear and express their unique style”.

The new store also displays the ‘Come As You Are’ brand statement in LED lights.

The opening of Crocs comes as LDO continues to see strong spend from a diverse range of shoppers. Shoppers under the age of 44 made up over half of LDO’s total spend during the past year, and the outlet destination has responded through the addition of brands such as Rituals and Miniso.

Daniel Tomkinson, general manager of London Designer Outlet, said: “The opening of Crocs continues the run of globally recognised brands coming to London Designer Outlet. Thanks to our location within one of London’s most vibrant new neighbourhoods, with a diverse multi-generational brand-savvy audience and international students on our doorstep, we expect the Crocs store to perform exceptionally well, and we look forward to working with their team to ensure they thrive at LDO.

“With more exciting new arrivals on the horizon, we are continuing to cement our position as London’s haven for shoppers seeking big savings for on-trend, premium fashion brands.”

LDO is situated in Wembley Park which has a footfall of 16.4 million per year. Managed by Multi-Realm, LDO features 265,000 sq ft of retail and leisure space, including 70 outlet stores, restaurants, and coffee shops.

Check out our weekly podcast: 'Talking Shop by Retail Sector'

Back to top button
Secret Link