Finisterre to make northern debut at Victoria Leeds

George Bramerton
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Sustainable outdoor brand Finisterre will open its first northern UK store this winter, taking a 2,464 sq ft unit in the Victoria Quarter at Victoria Leeds.

The new store will feature the full Finisterre lifestyle collection, including cold-water surfwear and outerwear ranges.

Rachel Bradburn, head of leasing at the venue’s owner Redical, said: “Finisterre is a British brand with a loyal following and a powerful purpose, and an exceptional addition to our line-up.

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“Their northern debut at Victoria Leeds builds on the destination’s growing appeal to distinctive, values-led retailers.

“Recent lettings, including OMNES and Dinny Hall, reinforce Victoria Leeds as a hub for northern firsts and premium, design-driven brands.”

Finisterre CEO Will Sheane added: “Victoria Leeds is the perfect home for us. It’s at the heart of a vibrant city with a strong sense of community and a growing appetite for sustainable, high-quality outdoor apparel.”

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Finisterre to make northern debut at Victoria Leeds

Sustainable outdoor brand Finisterre will open its first northern UK store this winter, taking a 2,464 sq ft unit in the Victoria Quarter at Victoria Leeds.

The new store will feature the full Finisterre lifestyle collection, including cold-water surfwear and outerwear ranges.

Rachel Bradburn, head of leasing at the venue’s owner Redical, said: “Finisterre is a British brand with a loyal following and a powerful purpose, and an exceptional addition to our line-up.

Related Story

“Their northern debut at Victoria Leeds builds on the destination’s growing appeal to distinctive, values-led retailers.

“Recent lettings, including OMNES and Dinny Hall, reinforce Victoria Leeds as a hub for northern firsts and premium, design-driven brands.”

Finisterre CEO Will Sheane added: “Victoria Leeds is the perfect home for us. It’s at the heart of a vibrant city with a strong sense of community and a growing appetite for sustainable, high-quality outdoor apparel.”

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