Clarks Store Grand Opening in Kingston

Press release – Clarks Originals is thrilled to announce the grand opening of its first store experience in Jamaica, in partnership with Kingston’s own Signature Style. Signature Style, a family-owned business, has been selling Clarks for over 30 years, but now their longstanding Central Plaza location will be transformed into the official home to the Clarks Originals shop-in-shop experience.

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From school yards to dancehalls, Clarks shoes have long been a staple in Jamaican culture, embraced by generations for their unique style and unmatched comfort. The new shop-in-shop store experience aims to honour this legacy and provide a dedicated space for fans to explore the latest collections, iconic classics and newest brand collaborations.

A Unique Shopping Experience
The Kingston Signature Style store has been remodelled in partnership with Clarks to mirror the Clarks Originals store aesthetic that can be seen in London, Tokyo, and Beijing. The fully remodelled Clarks shop-in-shop store features blonde timbers, inspired by the wooden lasts that help create the
iconic Clarks shoes; a feature wall space that talks to Clarks’ almost 200-year heritage; and a specially designed feature piece of artwork from local artist Taj Francis that celebrates the connection between Clarks and Jamaica.

The new store experience also benefits from access to the full Clarks Originals collection, exclusive product packs and much sought-after brand collaborations. “We are honoured that Signature Style will be the official home of Clarks Originals in Jamaica. We have been selling Clarks here for almost 30 years and now we can take the shopping experience for our customers to the next level.” Karen Smith-D’Aguilar, Store Owner Signature Style

Supporting the community
As part of an ongoing commitment to the people of Jamaica, Clarks is working with Jamaican singer/songwriter Lila Iké and her charitable “Blessings and Light Foundation” to offer much-needed support in the wake of the recent hurricane. Moving into the future, Clarks will use its new physical presence on
the island to look for continued ways to support schools, and community groups.

SOURCE: Elise Hamer | Global Head of PR 

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