A date has been named for when a much-anticipated new shoe shop will open in Bolton, with a day of discounts, special offers and giveaways.
Deichmann, known as Europe’s biggest shoe retailer, is set to open at the Market Place shopping centre in just a few days’ time.
After opening its doors to the public, the shop will then run a series of offers to celebrate coming to the town.
A Deichmann statement said: “The Bolton store stocks a full range of footwear for the whole family including exclusive lines from brands such as adidas, Fila, Nike, Puma and Skechers.
“These come with an ongoing price promise, ensuring that customers are matched on price, or they will be refunded the difference plus will receive an additional £1 back if they find an identical pair of branded shoes cheaper in any UK high street or online retailer.
The new branch has been highly anticipated (Image: Newsquest)
“Deichmann frequently collaborates with cutting-edge fashion designers and A-list stars.
“Previous collaborations include model and influencer Leni Klum and British singers Rita Ora and Ellie Goulding.”
The new Deichmann branch will open its doors on Tuesday, June 11 with a day of activities to follow on Saturday June 15.
It will be located in Unit J at the Market Place after undergoing around £550,000 worth of investment, creating nine new jobs.
The company will celebrate opening with a range of in store offers on a select range of shoes such as 50 per cent off selected lines.
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An event the following Saturday will feature in-store giveaways, offers and family activities throughout the day.
These will include free shoes, up to £25 in price, for the store’s first 25 customers on Saturday June 15.
There will also be opening offers on a select range of shoes and a spin the wheel game with discounts and giveaways.
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