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Dr. Martens announces departure from Mexico

  • Dr. Martens has officially announced its departure from the Mexican market, closing its stores and website in the country.
Dr. Martens bids farewell to Mexico, closing its stores and online operations. Photo: Metrópoles
Dr. Martens bids farewell to Mexico, closing its stores and online operations. Photo: Metrópoles
02/17/2022
Dr. Martens has formally announced its departure from the Mexican market. The brand, which boasts iconic locations in Polanco, Roma, Centro, and Guadalajara, had solidified its presence in Mexico since launching its inaugural store in 2014. This flagship store, situated at Colima and Córdoba in Colonia Roma Norte, Mexico City, symbolized the brand's ambitions.  

Originally, Dr. Martens aimed to open a total of 10 stores, targeting areas such as Querétaro, Puebla, and Monterrey. However, these plans never materialized. The influence of Dr. Martens in Mexico was undeniable. The UK Ambassador, Duncan Taylor, even attended several store openings. Their prominence was further enhanced by their strategic placement in renowned department stores like LiverpoolPalacio de Hierro, and Sears.  

As of now, the brand hasn't provided an official explanation for their exit. Yet, there is rife speculation. Over the past few months, notable discounts and liquidations have been observed both online and in-store. Furthermore, an article from the Argentine newspaper, Ambito Financiero, disclosed in January that Dr. Martens encountered challenges importing goods into Latin America, leading to regional inventory disruptions.  

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