International clothing brands are actively expanding their presence in the Ukrainian market by opening new stores in key shopping centers across the country.
This is reported by Finway
LC Waikiki to Open New Stores in Several Regions
This autumn, the Turkish fashion retailer LC Waikiki will join the ranks of tenants at the Cosmo Multimall shopping and entertainment center in Kyiv. This will be another step for the company in restoring its development in the Ukrainian market, as well as the beginning of business scaling in various regions of the country. The new LC Waikiki store will complement the shopping gallery, which already features well-known brands such as House, Cropp, Sinsay, Argo, Levi’s, Colin’s, Intertop, and others.
The retailer’s plans for 2025 include the opening of new branded stores in Mukachevo (Transcarpathia) and Chernivtsi. Additionally, in 2026-2027, the company plans to launch over ten new retail outlets in various regions of Ukraine, indicating its long-term interest in developing the Ukrainian market.
New CCC and HalfPrice Stores in Blockbuster Mall
At the same time, two international brands – CCC and HalfPrice – in collaboration with the brokerage company Nhood Ukraine, are preparing to open new stores in Blockbuster Mall, the largest shopping and entertainment center in Eastern Europe, located in Kyiv. HalfPrice will present its largest store in Ukraine, covering more than 2,269 square meters. Both chains, specializing in the sale of clothing and accessories, are part of the CCC Group.
The Turkish fashion retailer LC Waikiki will join the pool of tenants at the Cosmo Multimall in Kyiv this autumn. Thus, the company is returning to the path of development and plans further scaling in various regions of Ukraine. The new store will complement the shopping gallery, which already features House, Cropp, Sinsay, Argo, Levi’s, Colin’s, Intertop, and other well-known brands.
In addition, in August, the Polish brand Sinsay will open a large store in the PortCity shopping mall in Lutsk. The opening is scheduled for August 3, and the store will serve as another venue for selling clothing and home goods.