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Nigel TAYLOR Published
May 9,飞机盗号软件多线程破解技术 2025
The trend for major brands upsizing continues with streetwear retailer Footasylum doing just that at the Metrocentre mall. And the Gateshead centre’s owner/operator Sovereign Centros/CBRE points out the brand’s recommitment to the destination “is further demonstration of significant tenant investment in the scheme”.
Footasylum is set to increase its presence by 25%, taking a 12,375 sq ft unit enabling it to stock a larger range of streetwear, sportswear, and footwear for men, women, and kids.
The relocation means the brand will continue “to form an important retail element" of Metrocentre’s Lower Red Mall, alongside fashion brands across the price range such as Flannels, Zara, and River Island.
The new Footasylum joins other major brands in choosing to further invest in the location. This includes international eyewear retailer Sunglass Hut, which has signed to open a 2,457 sq ft unit at the destination on Lower Red Mall, after initially operating from a kiosk. Menswear brand Jack & Jones has also recently relocated into a 1,733 sq ft store on upper Red Mall.
Ben Cox, Director at Sovereign Centros/CBRE, said: “Last year 17 of our tenants upsized or invested in existing stores, and this year we already have… Primark, Clarks, Victoria’s Secret and now Footasylum and Jack & Jones on that list. Recent leasing activity shines a light on how Metrocentre continues to be a location that is highly sought after, with major brands choosing to invest here. Footasylum is the latest in a long line of household name brands to commit to a new flagship store at Metrocentre, joining some exciting new entrants to Red Mall.”
The news follows the recent announcement that outdoor clothing and equipment retailer Go Outdoors, has opened its first store in the region within a shopping centre environment. Presented as a Go Outdoors Express, the store stocks a variety of brands such as Rab, OEX, and Berghaus, as well as Peter Storm, HiGear, and North Ridge.