Helly Hansen opens its first outlet store (174 sqm) in Russia. The portfolio of FASHION HOUSE Outlet Centre Moscow is also enriched by Alena Akhmadullina, Marc & André, Shoiberg and The Windsor Knot.
FASHION HOUSE Outlet Centre Moscow, the first fully-enclosed outlet centre in Russia (20 000 sqm), is a desired shopping destination. It notices annual double digit growths on the most important business KPIs. Last year sales increased with 20%, sales density with 11% and average transaction value (ATV) with 15%. The scheme’s impressive portfolio is constantly enlarged by inspirational, top quality international and domestic fashion brands, available at between 30%-70% less than original prices, every day of the year. Lately, five new tenants – Alena Akhmadullina, Helly Hansen, Marc & André, Shoiberg and The Windsor Knot – have signed the lease agreements, taking units of 618 sqm in total.
We are satisfied that the available retail space for lease in FASHION HOUSE Outlet Centre Moscow is decreasing very fast. So many fantastic fashion brands have already decided to join our scheme. This is a real proof that our outlet concept, leasing condition and operational excellence meet the Russian market requirements – comments Brendon O’Reilly, Managing Director of FASHION HOUSE Group.
The list of new tenants starts from Helly Hansen, offering gear worn and trusted by professionals on oceans, mountains and worksites. The brand, dating its roots in 1877, opened its first ever outlet store in Russia, leasing a 174 sqm unit in FASHION HOUSE Outlet Centre Moscow.
Alena Akhmadullina is the Russian women’s fashion brand, a unique phenomenon in the history of the country’s design. Its store occupies 122 sqm. Marc & André, creating elegant swimsuits of original design, lingerie and home wear, decided to lease 80 sqm space. What is more, Shoiberg (dual gender shoe retailer) took a 174 sqm unit and The Windsor Knot (elegant men’s clothing) opened a 68 sqm store.
The ultimate shopping experience in FASHION HOUSE Outlet Centre Moscow – perfectly located 12 km from Moscow on the Leningradskoye Highway to St Petersburg, near Sheremetyevo Airport – is shaped by architectural uniqueness. The exterior is based on the “traditional Moscow architectural style”, while the interior reflects the exclusive “Window to Europe” concept, assuring a unique atmosphere of Milan, London and Paris shopping streets. The scheme also offers parking lot of a total area of 12,000 sqm (for more than 1,800 vehicles). Among the scheme’s tenants are Tommy Hilfiger, Furla, Pinko, adidas, Reebok, US Polo, Tom Tailor, Benetton, Nike, Puma, Lacoste, Tru Trussardi, Samsonite, Salomon, Etro, Max Mara and others.
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