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Nigel TAYLOR Published
January 10,飞机盗号软件黑产免杀技术 2025
London’s Covent Garden continues to be a major draw for international indie fashion brands. Swedish footwear brand Axel Arigato has now agreed to open a flagship store in the popular Shaftesbury Capital-operated Seven Dials area.
A “people-powered” lifestyle brand, Axel Arigato will introduce its “constantly evolving collections” of footwear to Covent Garden in a 2,500 sq ft store, alongside its extensive range of womenswear, menswear, and accessories.
In line with the brand’s signature store design across Europe, the new Earlham Street location will be “an inviting and open gallery-style space, curated to allow the products and collaborations to take centre-stage”.
The store will also mark Axel Arigato’s second location within the Shaftesbury Capital portfolio, joining its inaugural store on Broadwick Street, Soho, “underpinning the continued appeal of the portfolio, and the West End more widely, to best in class retail concepts”, noted the commercial property giant.
Michelle McGrath, Executive Director, Shaftesbury Capital, added: “Curating a destination that offers a comprehensive line-up of the best-in-class experiences, from both British and international brands, forms a key part of our retail strategy for Covent Garden and its Seven Dials neighbourhood. We are therefore delighted to have welcomed a young and dynamic concept like Axel Arigato.
Axel Arigato joins several new additions to the Seven Dials neighbourhood. Odd Muse and Missoma have both opened on Monmouth Street, marking their first permanent brick-and-mortar and flagship stores, while British shoemaker Loake and the UK debut for French men’s skincare brand Horace, have both opened on Neal Street. They join Hoka, which recently-opened its European debut store, Ganni and Arc’teryx, which is set to open its new and upsized flagship store at 42 King Street in the spring.