A clothing shop has opened its first ever Kent store at the Ashford Designer Outlet – with another retailer due to open at the centre tomorrow.<\/p>\n
Contemporary fashion outfit, The Label Yard, has flung open its doors at the McArthurGlen complex.<\/p>\n
The Label Yard has opened at Ashford Designer Outlet<\/p>\n
Becoming its sixth store in the UK and first in Kent, its feature several brands under one roof.<\/p>\n
It has filled the unit next to Lyle and Scott, formerly occupied by Jack Wolfskin until its closure in April<\/a>.<\/p>\n The outlet\u2019s centre manager, Peter Heritage, told KentOnline: \u201cIt\u2019s an exciting addition for us, bringing premium streetwear and a mix of fast-growing brands – a category proving to be popular across a number of our other McArthurGlen centres.<\/p>\n \u201cThe store offers a curated line-up of emerging labels, including Irasuto, a visionary Japanese streetwear brand; Pas de Monaco, known for its clean, modern aesthetic; Human-Race, a sustainability-led lifestyle brand; and Sedley, which focuses on high-quality, timeless clothing for the modern man.<\/p>\n \u201cThe opening is another positive step forward and reinforces the continued demand we\u2019re seeing from up-and-coming brands looking to be part of the centre.\u201d<\/p>\n Mr Heritage also confirmed The Gift Company is to open in the former Belstaff unit within the outlet\u2019s extension tomorrow (Friday).<\/p>\n He added: \u201cEstablished in 1995, this family-run retailer has grown to 24 stores nationwide and is known for its wide range of quality giftware, offering something for everyone.<\/p>\n \u201cWe have further exciting additions in the pipeline, including Diesel, which will be opening soon.<\/p>\n \u201cWe\u2019ll also be welcoming back Dubafrique, whose African drumming performances have been a real highlight in previous years.\u201d<\/p>\n Alongside Jack Wolfskin and Belstaff, the outlet waved goodbye<\/a> to Puma Clearance, Hugo, and Russell & Bromley this year, with Pavers to depart the centre in October<\/a>.<\/p>\nHow The Label Yard looks inside its Ashford Designer Outlet unit<\/p>\n
Ashford Designer Outlet’s centre manager, Peter Heritage
How the new mini golf complex looks at Ashford Designer Outlet<\/p>\n