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Reiss store opens at London Stansted
Reiss store opens at London Stansted
Nicole Mezzasalma
20-May-2008
The 1,188sq ft (110sq m) airside boutique offers the brand’s collections for men and women
UK fashion brand Reiss has opened a new store at London Stansted airport. The 1,188sq ft (110sq m) airside boutique stocks the company’s collections for men and women, ranging from casual separates to partywear. According to airport operator BAA, the store will target its offer specifically at frequent flyers and business travellers with an exclusive range including tailored suits and evening dresses.
BAA head of fashion and accessories Hazel Curry said: “Reiss is a highly established and successful brand in fashion retail. With the success of Reiss in other terminals such as London Heathrow terminal three and the newly-built T5, we are delighted to be able to offer our passengers designer-inspired clothing at airport prices.”
Reiss head of press Emma Whitehair added: “Following the success of our other airport stores and significant levels of overseas interest, Reiss has opened at Stansted. This is also part of a strategy to develop Reiss into a global brand.”
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