Two new stores are set to open in Glasgow's Princes Square this month.
Sweaty Betty will be moving from its current shop in Royal Exchange Square and into a bigger unit on the ground floor of the shopping centre which will see them host events.
UK womenswear brand James Lakeland will be opening its third store in the centre, joining the likes of French Connection, Ted Baker, Reiss, and Kate Spade.
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Mark Smith, COO, Sweaty Betty, said: “We’ve always loved Princes Square – it’s one of the best retail spaces in the city - and we wanted to find a bigger space with somewhere to host events.
"When we saw the courtyard space, it sealed the deal as it will allow us to create great experiences and events for our loyal following of Glasgow customers.”
Katie Moody, Centre Director, Princes Square, commented: “We’re thrilled to welcome these two new tenants to Princes Square. Sweaty Betty is a much-loved brand and a leader in its field, and we cannot wait for them to open their doors and hear what events they have planned in our courtyard.
"We’re delighted James Lakeland has chosen to open their third premises in the Centre, it will be a great addition to our womenswear offering and will sit well alongside French Connection, Ted Baker, Reiss and Kate Spade.”
Princes Square is home to 25 retailers and 12 eateries in the heart of Buchanan Street.
We recently reported how the Big Feed at Princes Square has undergone a transformation with Baked X Rafa’s taking over.
The space has been reimagined into a laid-back surf shack featuring a menu filled with pizzas, tacos, beers and cocktails. The pair have promised lots of events and pop-ups along the way.
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