Two global fashion brands have opened new stores at Caledonia Park.
The designer outlet, based in Gretna, has welcomed Tommy Hilfiger and Calvin Klein to its shopping village.
Tommy Hilfiger has opened a 5,000 sq ft store at the centre, joining anchor brands such as Nike, adidas, and Polo Ralph Lauren.
It will stock menswear, womenswear and childrenswear and the new store’s interior includes the brand’s staple colour palette and wood furnishings, as designed by the in-house team.
Joining Tommy Hilfiger is fellow brand Calvin Klein, which has opened its 4,100 sq ft unit at the centre, adjacent to brands BOSS and Lindt.
It is stocking a variety of apparel ranging from jeans, seasonal coats, and accessories to loungewear and underwear.
Scott Wells, Caledonia Park centre director, said: “A key part of our strategy following the refurbishment of Caledonia Park is to deliver a strong collection of aspirational brands for our customers, and we are pleased to see this positive momentum continue as we celebrate the openings of Tommy Hilfiger and Calvin Klein.
“These openings represent a significant endorsement for Caledonia Park and its appeal to retailers, further bolstering our position as Scotland’s premium designer outlet village and creating 44 new jobs for the local community.”
The opening of Tommy Hilfiger and Calvin Klein follows the news that Hobbs and Phase Eight will also be opening a 1,112 sq ft unit later this month.
