London's Icon Outlet in the O2 will reopen on Monday June 15, as part of a gradual reopening that will also see dozens of restaurants reopen for takeaways.
The Greenwich shopping centre will reopen around 60 fashion and lifestyle brands with outlet prices of up to 70% off Aspinal of London, adidas, Calvin Klein, Levis, Nike, Ted Baker and Tommy Hilfiger.
Opening daily initially from 11-5pm, enhanced measures will be in place to ensure health and safety is of highest priority for staff and visitors.
This will include two-metre social distancing, contactless payments only, and hand sanitisation stations throughout stores.
Visitors will also get up to four hours' free parking until the end of July for those wishing to avoid public transport, it said.
Janine Constantin-Russell, at Icon Outlet said: "We are more than fortunate to have a large, well ventilated space alongside an experienced team who are on hand to ensure all of our visitors and staff can comfortably enjoy a safe and welcoming shopping experience.
"All of our brands have been busy restocking and updating their product offering and we are looking forward to reopening the doors of our outlet shops for a memorable day out"
From early July, Up at The O2, the 90 minute roofwalk climb over the top of The O2 will reopen with new measures in place that will enable a smooth operation in line with government guidelines.
Currently the rest of The O2, including The O2 arena remains closed for events following government advice.
During the last six weeks, the NHS transformed The O2 arena into a training facility for those going on to work at the NHS Nightingale Hospital at ExCel London.
The facility closed on Friday 22 May and NHS staff have gifted the venue with a commemorative piece of artwork which now hangs pride of place in the backstage area.
