Retailers Hype DC and Glue Store to open at Logan’s Hyperdome Shopping Centre
A southeast Queensland shopping centre is set to receive a massive boost with two new leading retailers to join the precinct south of Brisbane.
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One of southeast Queensland’s major shopping centres is about to get a whole lot more urban after announcing two more exciting retailers to join the precinct.
Customers at Logan’s Hyperdome will be able to browse a curated collection of sneakers from some of the best global brands when one of Australia’s leading shoe stores, Hype DC, opens its doors at the centre tomorrow.
The launch of the Hyperdome store will be Hype DC’s 83rd location across Australia and New Zealand and 14th across Queensland.
But that’s not it for the Hyperdome with trendy clothing, shoes and accessories chain, Glue Store, also joining the centre in the near future.
It will be the “original House of Brands” retailer’s third location in Queensland and 25th across the country and will bring its on trend selection of clothing, shoes and accessories from aspirational street, sports, and fashion brands to the Logan centre.
Hyperdome centre manager, Brian Turner, said he was thrilled to welcome these new retailers to the centre and hoped the Hyperdome community would be delighted with the new additions.
“We’re excited to welcome Hype DC and Glue Store to the Hyperdome family,” he said.
“These new retailers will give our community new experiences to enjoy at the centre,
complementing our existing dynamic retail offering.
“Hype DC will be opening its doors on Thursday June, 23 and while it is too early to confirm the exact timings of Glue Store’s opening, we look forward to sharing the opening date soon.”
Hype DC will be located near the centre court, across from Typo, while customers will also find Glue Store next to Hype DC once opened.
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