Quiz, a well-known womenswear retailer, unveiled a flagship store in Manchester’s Trafford Centre.
- The new 2,500 sq ft store replaces the previous city centre location with a focus on premium aesthetics.
- Features include porcelain flooring, gold highlights, and LED technology for a modern shopping experience.
- The store presents a range of occasionwear, casualwear, footwear, and accessories, including the ‘summer luxe’ collection.
- This opening increases Quiz’s standalone UK stores to 68, solidifying its presence in Manchester.
Quiz, a leading name in womenswear, has expanded its retail footprint by opening a flagship store at Manchester’s Trafford Centre. The new 2,500 sq ft store is designed to offer a premium, boutique ambience, enhancing the shopping experience with a luxurious yet contemporary appeal.
Located at 126 Regent Crescent, the flagship replaces the brand’s former city centre location. This move aligns with the brand’s strategy to upgrade its retail spaces, providing an enhanced environment with features such as porcelain flooring and gold accents. The incorporation of multiple LED display screens and LED mirrors, complemented by crystal chandeliers in the fitting rooms, underscores the brand’s commitment to a modern retail experience.
The store’s product offering is diverse, including occasionwear, casualwear, footwear, and accessories. Notably, it houses the ‘summer luxe’ collection, which draws inspiration from Dubai, highlighting Quiz’s focus on delivering fashion-forward options to its clientele.
This development marks Quiz’s second establishment in Manchester, alongside its presence in Arndale, increasing its total number of standalone stores in the UK to 68. Lyndsey Burgess, the area manager at Quiz, remarked that the new store aims to cater to both loyal and new customers, aiming for an exceptional in-store experience synonymous with Quiz’s reputation.
The opening of Quiz’s new store in Trafford Centre demonstrates its focus on enhancing retail experiences and expanding its UK presence.
