Premium menswear label opens at The O2's ICON Outlet
Menswear brand, Remus Uomo has announced its latest store has opened within premium urban outlet centre, ICON Outlet at The O2.
The new store in ICON Outlet is said to offer savings of up to 50 per cent. The 1,600 sq ft store, located on the first floor of the centre will be the brand’s second outlet store, joining its shop in The Galleria, Hatfield which opened earlier in 2018.
The brand is available through six stores across the UK and Ireland, as well as online and through a network of over 300 stockists in the UK, Ireland and further afield.
Scott Crowson, retail director at Remus Uomo, said: “It’s an exciting time for Remus Uomo currently as our omni-channel strategy is kicking into high gear with three new store openings in England and a number of exciting new concession expansions within the past year.
“Outlet shopping is an important new sector for Remus Uomo and we’re confident that the diverse demographic at the ICON Outlet are going to love the opportunity to shop our premium brand at unbeatable prices.’’
The brand is regularly featured in high-end men’s lifestyle publications, such as GQ, Fashionbeans and Esquire.
Speaking on behalf of AEG and Crosstree, Marion Dillon, leasing director for ICON Outlet, added: “Remus Uomo will complement ICON Outlet’s robust retail lineup by further enhancing our menswear offering for shoppers.
“The brand’s choice of ICON Outlet for their second outlet store in the UK this year cements our position as the most relevant and exciting outlet to open in the capital and we are thrilled to welcome the brand to The O2.”
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