McArthurGlen Designer Outlet kicks off the summer with three new stores in Málaga

The McArthurGlen Designer Outlet has refreshed its retail offerings for the summer season with the opening of three new stores. The luxury brand outlet located next to Plaza Mayor has just announced the debut of Sita Murt, Santo Cielo, and Timberland, three brands designed for different customer profiles.

The first to open its doors was Sita Murt, a Spanish women's fashion brand known for its contemporary style and Mediterranean roots. Originating in Barcelona, this is the brand's first store in the entire region. The company emphasizes that it creates “garments designed for dynamic women with a sensitivity for design.” It is located between Lola Casademunt and Birkenstock.

Another recent opening is Santo Cielo, a high-end pastry shop with an artisanal workshop and specialty coffee that offers a careful selection of sweet and savory items “that play with celestial imagery and reinterpret it with quality and personality.” It is situated at a corner near Gant, and its specialties include Angel Temptations, the Holy (savory items), and the Saints (sweet items).

The other opening, which has not yet materialized, is Timberland, a lifestyle brand inspired by the spirit of adventure, craftsmanship, and innovation. Since its founding in 1973, it has become synonymous with classic style suitable for any weather, present both on city streets and in mountain landscapes and festivals.

With these three openings, McArthurGlen Málaga will once again fill the 91 establishments spread over more than 17,000 square meters of outdoor space. Javier Mendizábal, center manager of McArthurGlen Designer Outlet Málaga, shares: “We are very pleased with the arrival of these new brands at McArthurGlen Designer Outlet Málaga because we believe they will be well-received by both our established customers and potential new visitors.”

“Our intention is to continue enhancing and increasing the range of premium, lifestyle, and home brands, at competitive prices, without having to leave the capital of Málaga,” he added.