The new Monnari store occupies nearly 200 sq m and offers clothing and accessory collections for women. The Polish brand specialises in womenswear, catering primarily to women aged 30 and over who are looking for elegant clothing that expresses their individual style. Its original collections are produced in limited runs, with designs that accommodate a variety of female body shapes. The brand offers sizes 36 to 46.
Fashion is a strong pillar of Gemini Park Tarnów’s offering. In the first half of this year, the centre’s Fashion & Accessories category recorded year-on-year growth of 3.7%. By comparison, nationwide growth in this category was 1.5%, according to the Polish Council of Shopping Centres (PRCH).
– Our aim is to consistently develop the tenant mix around customer expectations and the potential of individual brands. We make sure our offering meets the needs of different consumer groups in terms of style, age and available sizes. This approach allows us to build a diverse and comprehensive mix of brands for a broad audience. Monnari is a well-established brand in the Polish market, so we are delighted to offer it to our female customers once again and further enrich our centre’s fashion segment – says Joanna Pączek, Senior Leasing Manager at Gemini Holding.
Gemini Park Bielsko-Biała adds a new service. Castorama Design Studio is now open
Gemini Park Bielsko-Biała has expanded its offering with the addition of a Castorama Design Studio. The new concept, which opened on 13 August, strengthens the centre’s growing services segment, providing customers with comprehensive support in planning and delivering interior design projects, from the initial idea to installation.
KODANO Optyk joins Gemini Park Tychy
KODANO Optyk, one of Poland’s fastest-growing optical retail chains, has joined the tenant line-up at Gemini Park Tychy. The brand offers professional eye examinations, consultations with specialists and a wide selection of glasses and contact lenses. Its opening strengthens the health and beauty category, currently one of the fastest-growing segments of the shopping centre market.
Behind the scenes at a modern shopping centre. What does the role of a technical director look like today?
Customers visiting shopping centres mainly notice the stores, events and shopping comfort. Behind all of this, however, lies an extensive technical infrastructure that ensures safety, the right temperature, high air quality and the reliable operation of every system, day after day. Although the work of technical departments is almost invisible to customers, it is one of the key factors in keeping any property running smoothly.