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Spanish fashion brand Desigual expands its presence in Mexico by opening a new store in the Metropolitan Area of Guadalajara, targeting the western region of the country.
Photograph of the new Desigual store. Photo: Desigual.
11/04/2021
Desigual, the Spanish fashion brand, is targeting the western region of Mexico for its strategic expansion in the domestic market. Desigual will soon be opening a new store in the La Perla District shopping center in the Metropolitan Area of Guadalajara (ZMG).
Although the exact opening date has not yet been revealed, it is likely to coincide with the inauguration of the shopping center in 2022. This will be the company's second store in the region.
Nationally, Desigual has a dozen standalone stores and collaborates with El Palacio de Hierro. Founded in 1984, Desigual operates in 107 countries through a network of over 400 independent stores.
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