A big name fashion brand has launched its first North East store and chosen a County Durham shopping village as its destination.
While having shops in London, Manchester and Liverpool have seen it strengthen the UK shopping market, Calvin Klein opened its first venue in the region at Dalton Park in County Durham on Wednesday (November 1).
The iconic fashion name opened its outlet store opposite Starbucks, with the owners saying that the arrival will "enhance the array of premium fashion outlets for Dalton Park’s customers and moving towards a more premium offering is part of the centre’s vision for the future".
Calvin Klein joins other designer brands at Dalton Park, such as the newly opened Tommy Hilfiger, as well as Molton Brown, Sketchers, Levi, and numerous other names.
Known for its timeless essentials from underwear to seasonal coats and jackets, Calvin Klein will stock a range of denim, accessories, and loungewear for men and women.
Richard Kaye, Centre Manager of Dalton Park, expressed his enthusiasm about this exciting development.
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He said: "We are absolutely thrilled to welcome Calvin Klein to Dalton Park.
"Our commitment to offering our visitors an exceptional shopping experience has led us to continually seek out the best in the fashion industry.
"Calvin Klein's iconic style and fashion-forward designs perfectly complement our vision, and we believe this addition will be a tremendous success."
Mr Kaye added: “Calvin Klein is globally recognised for its high-quality clothing and accessories, symbolising sophistication, style, and a timeless sense of fashion. The brand's presence at Dalton Park further solidifies the shopping centre’s reputation as the go-to destination for fashion enthusiasts in the North East who are looking for aspirational brands with up to 50 per cent of the RRP.”
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