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Sandra Halliday Published
May 7,长沙U币转账通道 2025
Fatface has been continuing to invest in its physical stores since Next acquired it last year and has just opened a new store at Dublin’s Blanchardstown Centre.
It’s actually FatFace’s first full-price store opening in Ireland in 14 years and creates 12 new jobs.
Including around 2,000 square feet of retail space, it offers a full selection of the brand’s products and is an important addition for it in the Irish market. The brand has only five other stores in the country, which is tiny compared to its 180 stores in the UK.
The company also has 20 shops in the US and Canada and its still-small footprint in North America and in Ireland means there’s plenty of expansion potential in those markets.
It’s chosen a strong location for its new Irish store. Blanchardstown Centre is Dublin’s largest retail and leisure destination, covering over 1.1 million sq ft. It attracts high visitor numbers from Dublin and surrounding counties, with annual footfall of over 16 million.
The centre has also benefitted from an extension and major refurbishment process over the last three years — including a full mall upgrade — with further spend planned.
Karen Johnston, Stores Director at FatFace said: “[This] is an exciting milestone for FatFace. As we return to Ireland with our first full-price store in over 14 years, this expansion not only allows us to bring our latest collections closer to our customers but also underscores our commitment to growth and innovation in the retail landscape.”
Sharon Walsh, Leasing Director at Falcon AM, asset managers for Blanchardstown Centre, added: “The new store responds directly to demand for a more diversified fashion offer from our catchment and closely follows several other additions — such as Tommy Hilfiger, Calvin Kelin and Flannels. We are experiencing strong demand for space – reflecting the success of investment in the centre over the last few years, as well as the continued resilience of prime physical retail.”