Asics, Calvin Klein to open at Eastern Creek Quarter Outlet in 2026
Shopaholics, brace yourselves. Western Sydney’s first outlet retail complex has revealed the businesses to open in the cavernous site, including a high-end labels athletic footwear giant. Read the latest.
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Asics footwear company will open its largest store in Australia when it arrives at the $150m Eastern Creek Quarter Outlet in 2026, while celebrated brand Calvin Klein will also join businesses there.
Frasers Property Australia has revealed the first brands to debut at the ECQ Outlet, which is set to be the first outlet retail centre in Sydney’s booming western suburbs.
Up to 100 Aussie and international brands will join Asics and Calvin Klein including Adidas, Fila, Puma, Tommy Hilfiger, Tarocash, Connor, Johnny Bigg, Rockwear, Strand and yd. at the outlet.
Brands will offer a minimum of 70 per cent of their stock at discounted retail prices.
Ninety per cent of the outlet structure is already built and will connect directly to the existing precinct, Eastern Creek Quarter Shopping Centre.
Construction of the basement carpark, with more than 300 parking spaces, has finished, while there will be 1100 additional parking spaces planned.
“ECQ is already established as the go-to social, dining and shopping hotspot for the local community,’’ Frasers retail investments general manager Felicity Armstrong said.
“Upon opening this expanded offer, we can cater to the needs of a wider geographical region, which will only enhance the appeal and experience even further.’’
Along with the outlet, the third and final stage of the shopping precinct on the Great Western Highway will include an entertainment precinct with more restaurants.
More announcements on the dining options will be released this year.
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