Primark officially entered its market with the opening of its first store in Poland.
The store, which has created more than 250 jobs, is located in the Galeria M-ociny grocery shopping center in Warsaw.
The new store spans 39,396 feet of two-story shopping area and features Primark’s newest store with 30 boxes and 35 testers and loose Wi-Fi.
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As with other Primark stores, the new Warsaw site included extensive measures to help workers and consumers in the midst of the coronavirus pandemic.
The Primark store at The Galeria M-ociny offers fashion collections for women, men and children, adding shoes and accessories, such as lingerie, household items and product lines made from sustainable, recycled and biological materials.
Meanwhile, the “at the back of the house” domain for the workshop includes open domains and has a “recharge coffee” with a kitchen domain and a fashionable décor.
“We are very happy to open the doors of our first store in Poland, our thirteenth foreign market, and to offer our fashion at cost price to consumers in Warsaw and elsewhere,” said Paul Marchant, Primark’s ceo.
“We are incredibly proud to see that our expansion into new markets continues across Europe and I would like to thank all of our colleagues who have worked hard to ensure that we are in a position to welcome our consumers in an environment for all.”
The opening of the M-ociny Gallery raises the total number of Primark outlets to 382 in thirteen foreign markets.
Primark entered the Central and Eastern European market for the first time in 2019 with the opening of a in Ljubljana, Slovenia.
The price store has announced new expansion plans with a timely store planned in Poland, in Poznan, in 2021, plus two outlets in the Czech Republic this year and in 2022, and a store in Bratislava, Slovakia, in 2022.
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