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“Our priority is to perfect this concept and fully meet our customers’ expectations before considering any expansion opportunities for the brand,” says Spatio Deputy General Manager Martin de Leon
MANILA, Philippines – A new concept store just launched at the newly-opened Opus Mall in Bridgetowne, Quezon City.
“Spatio” is Robinsons Land Corporation’s new three-level concept store that starts at the mall’s second floor.
Aside from curated international and designer names, the store also features several Filipino favorites, which have for long been only available online or at pop-up stores. Martin de Leon, deputy general manager of Spatio, said they are “committed to highlighting local brands by giving them a permanent space to showcase their talent and craftsmanship.”
“The Spatio experience is all about the diverse range of brands we offer in-store, from innovative shop-in-shop concepts like Sole Academy with its shoe cleaning services to Digital Walker’s first entry into a concept store such as this,” De Leon told Rappler.
Here’s a look at what Spatio has to offer so far:
Level 1
Entering the store from the 2nd floor of the mall, shoppers would be greeted by an array of watch and shoe selections
International brands such as Levi’s jeans and Samsonite are also located on the 1st level of Opus.
Meanwhile, well-loved local leather brand The Tannery Manila has its own corner at Spatio.
But aside from going shopping, there’s also a bar available for drinks and refreshments and a Bruno’s barbershop.
Level 2
The second level of the concept store focuses on women’s clothing and beauty brands, gadgets, a Toys “R” Us branch, a café, and a nail and lash studio.
The second floor of Spatio also gives ample space for Filipino-branded favorites.
“We believe that local brands have the quality and appeal to stand alongside the best international names,” De Leon said.
Zarah Juan, Vesti, and Calli are also available at Spatio, as well as Rhett Eala, Jorel Espina, Pinas Sadya and Azucar.
Level 3
The last floor of Spatio is dedicated to children’s clothing and home goods.
It’s a space for everyone — with a few pockets for refreshments and self-care available for shoppers’ mid-retail therapy.
When asked if the concept store will be popping up in any other RLC development, De Leon said their focus — for now, at least — is to ensure that Spatio is a success.
“Our priority is to perfect this concept and fully meet our customers’ expectations before considering any expansion opportunities for the brand,” he Leon said. – Rappler.com
