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Rebranded ‘Exclusive’ store opens its doors
The new ‘Exclusive’ store at Camp Street and Regent Streets
Foot Styles and Exclusive Styles have amalgamated and yesterday launched a rebranded store at the corner of Camp and Regent Streets, Georgetown, opposite Footsteps Mega Store. The new store, which has been named ‘Exclusive’, offers all the major brands under one roof.
Marketing Director Michael Alleyne explained that “it’s been 17 years since our Flagship brand, Exclusive Styles, was born in 1997. And while it has been able to hold its own in a changing local market over the years, we have seen it necessary to re-invent the brand.”
He said that in one contemporary-styled and convenient location this new store features two floors totaling nearly 8000 sq. ft. of retail space.
Alleyne noted that it features ladies and gents clothing and accessories on the ground floor, and footwear, children’s clothing and accessories on the first floor.
“Our sporting line on the first floor equips everyone with gym and fitness wear. The new location would be staffed by 17 individuals. The new facility is designed to enhance and delight the senses while shopping. Exclusive is the authorised distributor for most of the brands that we carry and we are working towards authorisation for the others. Whatever your needs are for the summer, back to school, casual or elegant, you can be sure to find it at Exclusive, where you indulge in true fashion.”
Alleyne said the multi-million-dollar business will cater to consumers’ fashion desires.
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