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Puma Relocates and Expands Flagship Store at VivoCity Singapore

By Sarah Chen
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Puma Relocates and Expands Flagship Store at VivoCity Singapore
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Puma has opened its renovated flagship store at VivoCity in Singapore. The label shifted operations to a larger space on the mall’s ground level.

Trading previously took place on level two. The new location sits on level one to capture heavier shopper traffic.

Floor shift and category layout

The expanded store houses the brand’s footwear, apparel, and accessories across distinct sections. Key product zones show running, training, team sports, and motorsports merchandise.

“VivoCity is an important retail destination in Singapore, and this new flagship allows us to bring the full breadth of Puma to consumers in a more engaging and accessible way,” said Sanjay Roy, managing director of Puma Southeast Asia and Oceania.

Sportswear footprint in regional malls

Sports brands across Southeast Asia continue upgrading mall tenancies from upper levels to prime ground-floor units. The strategy targets casual lifestyle buyers alongside performance athletes. RetailNews Asia has observed similar moves across core retail nodes in Singapore, where flagship expansions anchor marketing and broader wholesale distribution.

At VivoCity, the store is now fully operational with the brand’s complete seasonal line-up ahead of the final quarter retail cycle.

Questions & Answers

Q.

What was the main reason for Puma's store relocation within VivoCity?

A.

Puma relocated its flagship store to a larger space on level one of VivoCity. This move aims to capture heavier shopper traffic compared to its previous location on level two.

Q.

What product categories are available in the new Puma flagship store?

A.

The expanded store offers Puma's full range of footwear, apparel, and accessories. It features distinct sections for key product zones like running, training, team sports, and motorsports merchandise.

Q.

What is the broader trend among sports brands in Southeast Asian malls?

A.

Sports brands in Southeast Asia are consistently upgrading their mall tenancies, moving from upper levels to prime ground-floor units. This strategy aims to attract both casual lifestyle buyers and performance athletes.

Q.

Who commented on the significance of the new VivoCity flagship store?

A.

Sanjay Roy, the managing director of Puma Southeast Asia and Oceania, commented on the new store. He stated that it allows Puma to present its full range to consumers in a more engaging and accessible manner.

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