McArthurGlen Designer Outlets have long been renowned for offering shoppers a wide range of premium brands at discounted prices attracting visitors from near and far.
While each of the seven UK locations already boasts an impressive collection of stores, there are some brands that have yet to make their mark in specific outlets.
We explore some of the stores currently present at McArthurGlen Designer Outlet East Midlands and McArthurGlen Designer Outlet West Midlands that are not available in Swindon that could fill the empty units and further enhance the shopping experience for visitors.
At McArthurGlen Designer Outlet East Midlands, shoppers are spoiled for choice with a variety of renowned brands and whilst many of the stores on offer also have a store in Rodbourne there are a few notable retailers that have yet to explore a presence in Swindon.
- Barbour: An iconic British heritage brand known for its timeless outerwear and classic country-inspired clothing. Established in 1894, Barbour offers a range of stylish and durable jackets, coats, and accessories for men, women, and children.
- Hallmark: A beloved brand specialising in heartfelt greetings and memorable gifts for every occasion. Hallmark can fill the gap left by Paperchase as it offers a wide range of greeting cards and gifts. .
Similar to its counterpart in the East Midlands, McArthurGlen Designer Outlet West Midlands boasts an impressive collection of stores. Here are a couple of potential stores that could also fill the Swindon vacant units:
- Castore: A premium sportswear brand with a focus on performance and style, Castore offers a wide range of high-quality athletic apparel and accessories.
- Police: A globally recognised fashion brand that combines urban style with Italian craftsmanship. From sunglasses and watches to fragrances and accessories, Police offers edgy designs that embody confidence and attitude, perfect for those who dare to stand out and make a bold fashion statement.
By introducing brands like Barbour, Hallmark, Castore, and Police to the Swindon location, visitors would have access to a broader range of stores and products and there would also be fewer empty units dotted around the centre.
