Luxury fashion brand Tommy Hilfiger is set to open a new store in the Arndale Centre.
The shop is set to open later this week.
Owners say the new store will offer the brand's Fall 2021 range of men's and women's apparel, footwear, and accessories inspired by the exploration of nature.
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The shop's design will reflect Tommy Hilfiger's playful ‘Tommy on the Move’ concept, featuring stacked cardboard ‘moving boxes’, logo taping and neon signs against a white backdrop with red, white and blue colour-block accents.
A click & collect service will also be available so consumers can order their products online and then collect them in-store.
The new retailer will also offer additional services including e-commerce returns in-store, in-store shopping with at-home delivery, and a 'find in store' feature.
The 'find in store feature' will enable consumers to identify their nearest store and check stock levels while geo-locating any product they desire available.
It comes after UK fashion brands such as Kurt Geiger and sister company Carvela have announced a combined 4,642 sq ft to be taken at the city centre.
Colin Flinn, non-executive director, and spokesperson for Manchester Arndale, said: “Our goal is to ensure that Manchester Arndale continues to retain its status as the home of leading fashion brands so that it remains an exciting and progressive place for all of our customers to visit.
"The arrival of Tommy Hilfiger helps strengthens our position as the premier shopping destination in the North West, especially coming off the back of recent lettings to a number of other popular high-end retail brands.
“As we continue to move out of the pandemic, we are delighted to see shoppers returning to Manchester Arndale.
"We look forward to sharing more exciting news about other new occupiers in the months to come as we continue to widen our base of occupiers, bringing in a diverse set of retailers alongside leisure and lifestyle operators, supported by a wide-ranging food and beverage offer.”
Manchester Arndale is one of the UK’s largest city centre shopping malls, welcoming over 42 million visitors in an average year.
It also boasts more than 200 shops and restaurants, including international, national, and local brands.
