Affluent fashion brand from East Boldon is expanding its local retail presence
Independent menswear brand, Master Debonair has announced it is expanding its East Boldon flagship store into a three-floor shopping experience.
The award-winning retailer has acquired the building adjacent to its current store with plans to create an even bigger gentleman’s showroom.
The new store, which is expected to open in May will span across three floors and showcase Master Debonair’s extended own brand range as well as sartorial styles from three-piece suits to overcoats, footwear and accessories.
Outside Master Debonair, in East Boldon.
Eve Whitaker, of Master Debonair, said: “Work is well underway at our East Boldon store after acquiring the property next door.
“Our new showroom is set to be the ultimate man cave and will offer a completely brand new in-store experience for our customers. We have lots of ideas in the pipeline, with more to be revealed over the coming weeks.”
Master Debonair has recently opened a new store at 49 Commercial Street, London, close to Old Spitalfields Market, plus a brand-new website strengthening its online sales.
Founded by husband and wife team Simon and Eve Whitaker three years ago, the company now employs 30 people across its North East signature store and head office, where its private showroom, offices and distribution centre are also based.
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