Global retailer opened first Glasgow store in Silverburn
Now open, Bershka is located in the store previously occupied by Zara, which relocated to a bigger unit in the centre earlier this year.
The new store is located between Next and Boux Avenue, and spans 14,000 square feet.
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(Image: Supplied) Bershka, which is part of the Inditex Group, was founded in 1998 to appeal to young, adventurous individuals who are tuned into the latest trends and have a passion for music, technology and social media.
The brand has three main lines – Bershka for women and men, and the teen line BSK.
David Pierotti, General Manager of Silverburn, said: 'Bershka's opening brings an exciting new energy to our fashion line-up as it marks its first-ever location in Glasgow.
"Known for its youthful, trend-led collections, Bershka complements our unique mix of global and independent brands, helping us cater to a wide range of styles and tastes.
'Its arrival underscores Silverburn's position as a leading retail and leisure destination, offering guests an unrivalled choice and a truly best-in-class shopping experience.'
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