Yateem Group, luxury eyewear retailer, will join the portfolio of brands available at the extension project at Dubai Outlet Mall.
The extension and store will open in the final quarter of this year.
“We at Yateem Group have the ultimate responsibility for the care and protection of your eyes and we take our role very seriously; hence, when it comes to your eyes, we choose nothing but the best,” said Mathews Jacob, general manager of the Yateem Group.
“Whether it be our selection of lenses, frames or sunglasses, whether it be our licensed optometrist, or the service quality offered, we ensure you get the best of the best.
“We are proud to be associated with Dubai Outlet Mall. We offer our best quality service to all our customers.”
Shoppers can find several high-end eyewear brands at Yateem Group’s store, including Dior, Channel, Gucci, Bvlgari, Tom Ford, Police, Cartier and Tiffany & Co.
“We are pleased to welcome Yateem Gorup to Dubai Outlet Mall’s expansion and believe they will make an excellent addition to our line-up of leading brands,” said Vishal Mahajan, director of Dubai Outlet Mall.
“Their offerings will serve our ever-growing customer base and add to the outstanding customer experiences at Dubai Outlet Mall.”
With the extension, Dubai Outlet Mall will span 3.8 million square feet and is set to become the largest outlet mall in the world.
Aigner and New Balance are prominent new tenants, alongside Rivoli Group, Gallery One, Mumuso, Zippy Kids, OVS Kids, Simple Kitchen, Dwell, Supercare, Optivision, Optics For Less, Sensoline, Via Milano, Ricci Ceremony, Lenskart, Notino Gallery, Intimate Collection, Mario Barutti, Tiyabi Taif Al Emarat, Selz and Duozoulo.
The extension will also see the addition of a megamarket, a community space, an indoor farmers’ market, fine dining restaurants, a cinema and other entertainment concepts.
In addition, the mall will introduce an omnichannel avenue which seeks to benefit both retail tenants and shoppers.
Opened in 2007, Dubai Outlet Mall houses 240 stores with more than 1,300 brands, ranging from high-end luxury fashion to streetwear.
