Columbia Opens First and Only Scottish Store at Livingston Designer Outlet
Livingston Designer Outlet, Scotland’s largest outlet destination, is proud to announce the arrival of outdoor brand Columbia, in what will be the brand’s only store in Scotland. The brand is set to open its new space this 16th October, which marks an exciting development for the Scottish outdoor retail market.
The new Columbia unit is set over 2359 sq. ft. of space, allowing for a vast array of outdoor clothing and accessories that the brand is known for. Consumers can expect up to 30% off retail price within the new store, further underscoring the advantages of retail shopping.
The new store is set to feature a wide range of clothing, footwear and accessories designed for outdoor activities and exclusive items, available for men and women.
This announcement of Columbia’s only Scottish store adds to an already impressive line-up of premium outdoor brands at Livingston Designer Outlet with the likes of The North Face and Regatta Great Outdoors. Reinforcing the unique retail mix, appealing to adventure-minded Scottish consumers.
Nicky Lovell, Head of Outlets and Retail Development at Global Mutual, said: “We are pleased with the high-quality outdoor retail offering we have developed at Livingston Designer Outlet, and the arrival of Columbia adds to this significantly. The brand’s first Scottish store is an exciting addition for our existing and new customers, whilst it also aligns with our vision to grow quality retail offering and provide added value within the centre.”
Marcel Miséré, Europe Retail Director from Columbia Sportswear, said: “We’re seeing exceptional performance across our European and UK locations, with strong like-for-like sales growth. We’re confident that our new store in Livingston will contribute meaningfully to this momentum and strengthen our presence in the UK market. As we look ahead, we remain committed to expanding our footprint across Europe and the UK, with several exciting store openings planned in the coming year.”
