Fashion brand HUGO BOSS will expand its BOSS Store into the former Carluccios restaurant at Liverpool’s Metquarter.

The extension will give the retailer a total of 10,500 sq ft of space at the leisure and retail complex, which is currently undergoing transformation.

A new fit-out of the BOSS Store will be carried out, with the brand aiming to create a ‘refined, discerning space with a classic, modern feel as the design embraces the harmony between lines, shapes and colours’.

The new-look clothing shop is expected to reopen in March 2019.

Stuart Harris, commercial director at Queensberry which owns Metquarter, says: “BOSS expanding in to the former Carluccios space gives us a great fashion anchor at the front of the centre.

“We have a really exciting and transformative 12 months ahead for Metquarter with Kids Cavern opening in the next few weeks, Everyman in December, BOSS and a fantastic fashion boutique taking the former Armani Exchange unit opening in spring next year.

“We have also now agreed terms with a premium food hall operator to take 16,000 sq ft of space, housing 10 food kitchens representing a range of cuisines operated by local and regional chefs.

“These deals totalling nearly 70,000 sq ft will breathe new life into Metquarter, giving it a new identity that is both representative of Liverpool whilst showcasing some of the best international and British fashion brands.”

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