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CRICKET is bowled over by Liverpool ONE as it signs for flagship store
Grosvenor has announced that luxury boutique retailer, CRICKET, is to launch a new 21,000 sq ft flagship store at Liverpool ONE. Positioned at the head of Peter’s Lane, Liverpool ONE’s premium lifestyle pitch, CRICKET’s high-end, fashion anchor store will feature an extensive range of designer menswear, womenswear, and children’s collections, alongside designer bags, shoes and accessories.
Set to open early 2023, the new store will showcase curated collections from established luxury fashion brands including Balenciaga, Saint Laurent and Valentino, as well as up-and-coming designers. Spanning three floors, CRICKET Liverpool ONE will introduce a new store design for the brand welcoming a more modern, luxurious and immersive space.
Rob Deacon, Senior Asset Manager, Grosvenor, added: “CRICKET is the perfect addition to Liverpool ONE as part of our strategy to build our premium offer. The brand has a huge following nationally as well as across the North West, and will appeal to visitors with its unqiue selection of curated and exclusive fashion collections. It’s our pleasure to play a key part in the ongoing success of a fantastic local brand and we’re thrilled to be welcoming CRICKET, introducing its new store design, to Liverpool ONE next year.”
The signing of luxury retailer CRICKET follows an active year for Liverpool ONE with the opening of numeours premium brands at the destination, including the recent arrival of designer retailer Tessuti, highend footwear retailers, Kick Game and Russell & Bromley, as well as the first Charlotte Tilbury store outside London.
Metis and CBRE acted for Liverpool ONE, while CRICKET dealt directly.
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Nick Thornton .
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