Premium British lifestyle brand Crew Clothing has announced the opening of its first Greater Manchester store in Altrincham. The new 1,200 sq ft store, which opens on Thursday, 10th April, will offer a wide range of menswear and womenswear from the latest SS25 collection. This new location is part of Crew’s growing high-street presence and will create 10 new jobs in the area.
The Altrincham store will bring a slice of coastal-inspired fashion to Greater Manchester, featuring a variety of timeless styles including heritage rugby shirts, relaxed yet smart tailoring, and the classic Breton stripe. Customers will be welcomed by a dedicated team, with special offers such as gift cards for the first 20 customers, a £100 gift card for one lucky shopper, a gift with purchases over £75, and a ‘sip while you shop’ experience courtesy of Nyetimber.
Founded in Salcombe in 1993, Crew Clothing has a rich history rooted in British sport, with a proud partnership with the Lawn Tennis Association, Henley Royal Regatta, The Red Roses, and Exeter Chiefs. The brand’s signature coastal style continues to influence its collections, which are designed for men, women, and children.
Crew Clothing’s Head of Marketing, Naomi Parry, shared her excitement: “It’s an exciting time for the brand as we continue to expand, and the addition of our Stamford Quarter store is a key milestone. We’re eager to welcome both new and loyal customers, especially those who may have shopped at our nearby Wilmslow location.”
James Tootle, Head of Retail & Leisure at Bruntwood, also commented: “Crew Clothing is an excellent addition to the Stamford Quarter, adding to the vibrant mix of retailers. This marks the brand’s first store in Greater Manchester, showcasing the area’s importance as a top retail destination for customers from both the local community and beyond.”
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