Luxury fashion brand Loewe establishes its presence in the core of London's urban landscape
Loewe Expands Its Presence in London and Japan
Luxury fashion brand Loewe, owned by LVMH, has announced its latest expansion, setting up a new sales space in London's iconic The Royal Exchange, home to the London Stock Exchange.
The new sales point, focused on the men's sector, will be one of the smallest that Loewe owns worldwide, spanning just 25 square meters. It's a strategic move aimed at strengthening Loewe's presence in London, where the brand already has two other establishments on Mount Street and in the department store Selfridges on Oxford Street.
Meanwhile, Loewe has reopened its flagship store in Ginza, Japan, one of the most famous commercial streets in Japan. The Ginza store, with a surface area of 400 square meters and composed of two floors, has been redesigned by architect Peter Marino, who was also responsible for the redesign of the new Loewe flagship store in Ginza and The Royal Exchange.
The expansion of Loewe's presence in London and Japan comes with a significant increase in its workforce. Loewe, which employs more than 620 people in Spain, has announced an increase of 62.5%, largely due to the expansion of Loewe's factory in Getafe. This expansion will double the factory's surface area from 6,890 square meters to 12,733 square meters.
With these expansions, Loewe currently has 138 sales points worldwide, including its own stores and franchises. The brand is continuing to strengthen its presence in other countries around the world.
The new sales point in London will open its doors from Monday to Friday, adapting to the hours of the London Stock Exchange workers. It is expected to start operations during the next spring. The Ginza store in Japan, on the other hand, is one of the establishments owned by Loewe and offers a spacious shopping experience with its two floors.
Modaes previously reported on this announcement, marking another exciting chapter in Loewe's global growth.
