We are celebrating the opening of our latest independent retailer Kick Collective, which was part of our successful Pop Up Shop initiative that took place last year!
Located at 20 George Street, the store is owned by local, independent sneaker and streetwear specialist Joe Digby and sells sought-after, exclusive, high-end trainers from brands including Nike, Adidas and Balenciaga and streetwear clothing including Essentials and Broken Planet.
Commentating on the launch, Joe Digby, owner of Kick Collective, said:
“Our Pop Up Shop was a great success and we are delighted to be opening up a permanent store. We are looking forward to welcoming customers old and new on the high street over Christmas and beyond. We have built an even more desirable product range now with lots of sneakers that you won’t find anywhere else. The Stamford Quarter is a fantastic location with a great footfall and vibe and we look forward to being part of this community. “
Kick Collective joins the burgeoning community of independent stores and brands in the Stamford Quarter, where Bruntwood and Trafford Council have supported many local businesses onto the high street as part of their vision to reimagine the town centre.
This includes locally grown boutiques including Skanda Clothing, Altrincham-based jewellery studio Muse and vinyl, coffee and beer specialists Stutter and Twitch, alongside the new Foundation building which will bring a market-leading blend of workspace, retail and leisure to Altrincham.
Bruntwood and Trafford Council have announced the completion of Foundation, a 75,000 sq ft dynamic and collaborative workspace and leisure destination in the heart of Altrincham.
Starbucks will open a brand new coffee shop in the Stamford Quarter’s Foundation building this spring. The brand has announced that it will be making a home in Altrincham’s new market-leading retail, leisure and workspace destination.
The public realm in the Stamford Quarter in Altrincham will be undergoing a transformation in 2024. The enhancements are designed to improve accessibility, provide space for community activity and encourage visitors to spend time in a more welcoming environment in the Stamford Quarter.