Shopping
Trio of new names arrive as shopping centre – South West
Cribbs Mall has secured lettings with three growing retailers who will take a combined 2,340 sq ft of space at the shopping centre.
Sportswear manufacturer Castore, jewellers Austen & Blake, and make-up specialists KIKO Milano will occupy 573 sq ft, 967 sq ft, and 800 sq ft units respectively.
Castore, which was founded in 2015 in Manchester, is a sportswear and athletic clothing brand which supplies leading sports teams including the England Cricket Team, Red Bull and McLaren Formula One teams, as well as football shirts for the likes of the Republic of Ireland, Rangers, Bayer Leverkusen, and Everton.
Meanwhile, Austen & Blake, which opened its first store in Manchester in 2018, now has more than 15 jewellery stores across the UK.
Providing custom-made jewellery ranging from engagement and wedding rings to special occasions and everyday looks, Austen & Blake’s expert craftspeople are able to work with its customers to bring their designs to life. Its arrival enhances Cribbs Mall’s reputation as the home of jewellery and luxury gifts in the West Country, as it joins the likes of Beaverbrooks, Clogau, Ernest Jones, and Goldsmiths who all operate successful stores at the shopping centre.
Finally cosmetic brand Kiko Milano will be bringing its range of professional make-up, with eye, lip, and face lines, as well as skincare treatments to West Country shoppers. It will be Kiko Milano’s first store in Bristol.
Scott Linard, portfolio director at M&G Real Estate, said: “These new arrivals enhance Cribbs Mall’s reputation as a hub for leading fashion, beauty, and jewellery brands in the West Country and will give our shoppers even more choice when visiting the centre. The centre has always been a great supporter in the development of innovative businesses over the years thanks to our strong customer base who are always keen to see exciting new names at Cribbs Mall, as well as our flexible units which allow occupiers to adapt their spaces according to their specific needs. We therefore look forward to continuing to grow our occupier mix to ensure we remain the leading shopping destination in the region.”