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Ashford Designer Outlet unveils exciting autumn/winter brand line-up

by Fiona Briggs
November 3, 2026
in Retailer News
Reading Time: 2 mins read

Ashford Designer OutletAshford Designer Outlet has announced a major enhancement to its retail offering this autumn/winter, welcoming a wave of new store openings and expansions ahead of the festive shopping season.

Leading the seasonal transformation is Michael Kors Men’s, which officially opened its doors in autumn. In a major retail coup for the centre, this is the brand’s first standalone Men’s store and provides visitors with an exclusive destination for sharp tailoring, casual apparel, and luxury leather accessories.

Expanding the centre’s casual and heritage fashion mix, iconic denim pioneer Wrangler opened this month, offering its signature American lifestyle apparel, hardwearing denim, and seasonal staples.

Meanwhile, the luxury accessories favourite Coach has re-located their store at the Outlet bigger than ever before. It will cater to growing customer demand, showcasing an even broader selection of the brand’s signature leather handbags, footwear, and ready-to-wear collections.

Both openings are perfectly timed for guests looking to kickstart their holiday shopping with savings of up to 60% off RRP.

These new additions will be complemented by a curated selection of seasonal Christmas pop-up brands including Savante – Chocolate Artistry opening 6th November and Portmeirion Pottery (to be announced in the coming weeks).

Peter Heritage, centre manager at McArthurGlen Designer Outlet Ashford, said: “We are always striving to elevate our guest experience and diversify our brand portfolio, so we are thrilled to welcome these exceptional brands to the Centre this Autumn/Winter.

“Hosting Europe’s first standalone Michael Kors Men’s store is a fantastic milestone and a true testament to Ashford’s standing as a leading shopping destination in the South East. Together with the arrival of Wrangler, an expanded footprint for Coach supporting local job creation and economic growth, and our upcoming festive pop-ups, our visitors have even more to look forward to this season.”

For more information on new store openings, opening hours, and offers, please visit: McArthurGlen Designer Outlet Ashford.

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