Manchester Arndale has announced a flurry of leasing activity, including a major renewal and upsize for River Island, renewals for The Watch Lab, Thomas Sabo and Claire’s as well as welcoming new arrival Tortilla.
British fashion retailer, River Island, has renewed its lease for a five-year term and will occupy a 22,415sq ft unit expanding its space by an additional 3,686sq ft. The brand, known for its stylish and unique clothing and accessories across womenswear, menswear and kidswear, already has a strong presence at Manchester Arndale and has committed to a programme of in-store investments to enhance the customer experience further. On offer will be a wide range of design-led options, making it a go-to destination for fashion-forward individuals seeking the latest trends.
Fast-growing Mexican eatery, Tortilla, will also take a 1,737sq ft unit on a 10-year lease. Promising to satisfy shoppers’ appetites with its delicious Mexican cuisine it will no doubt become a must-visit destination for those seeking a taste of Mexico in the heart of the city.
Meanwhile, three more retailers have signed lease renewals at the centre, The Watch Lab, has agreed a new five-year lease, ensuring that visitors will have access to top-notch watch services at Manchester Arndale. Thomas Sabo, the distributor of high-quality jewellery, watches and eyewear, has also signed a new five-year lease for its 1,381sq ft unit on New Cannon Street. Finally, popular accessory and jewellery brand, Claire’s, have also committed their future to the centre after agreeing a new five-year lease, meaning shoppers will continue to enjoy their wide selection of fashionable accessories and jewellery.
These deals are further evidence of Manchester Arndale’s ability to consistently attract top-tier operators helping to enhance the city’s shopping, dining and leisure experience. With other recent lettings to The North Face, Moss, Nike, Dune and Oseyo, these latest arrivals mark Manchester Arndale’s ongoing commitment to securing a variety of high-quality retailers which meet the evolving preferences of modern consumers. Food and beverage operators Sides and Black Sheep Coffee are also amongst the new arrivals, indicating the centre’s ability to maintain its position as a leading mixed-use destination.
