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New designer line added at Airport Fashion
Discerning shoppers at Newcastle International Airport’s (NIA) newest fashion store Airport Fashion will now be able to purchase one of the UK’s leading men’s clothing brands as a new line is added to the offerings.
‘English Gentleman’ brand Hackett, specialise in high quality, stylish and traditional men’s clothing and accessories; adding to the existing range of designer and exclusive brands available at Airport Fashion.
Renowned for its famous polo shirts and sponsorship of the England Rugby team, the Hackett range at Airport Fashion includes trousers, shirts, polo shirts and jumpers as well as accessories.
Growing from humble origins in a small stall in Portobello in the 1970s, Hackett is now one of the most popular British men’s fashions brands with stores in over 20 countries.
Steven Fallon, business development manager of Airport Fashion said: “The introduction of Hackett menswear to the range already on offer at Airport Fashion is a welcome addition – the classic tailoring, quality materials and stylish yet traditional clothing from Hackett allow us to offer another great collection to our customers and the items stocked have already been well received.”
Airport Fashion in NIA is the first UK outlet of highly regarded Scandinavian retailer Airport Retail Group (ARG). Hackett joins an extensive range of designer brands available in store including Tommy Hilfiger, GANT, Hugo Boss, Eton shirts, Saint Tropez, Guess and Calvin Klein.
With ambitions to break into the UK market and open stores in prime airport locations, Airport Fashion is aimed at style conscious business and family travellers and offers an
extensive range of high quality men, women and children’s fashion brands as well as accessories and travel items.
Found airside (past security) in Newcastle International Airport, Airport Fashion also offers a large selection of accessories and travel items from Tiger, Samsonite, Sno of Sweden, and Dynberg/Kern, ensuring all the fashion needs of the discerning traveller are catered for.
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Hayley Ford .
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