FACTORY outlet centres across Poland, managed by NEINVER, have expanded their retail offering through the addition of new brands and the enlargement of several existing stores. Recent changes have increased the total sales area by nearly 2,200 square metres, reflecting continued demand for outlet shopping and NEINVER’s focus on long-term partnerships with established retail tenants. At FACTORY Krakow, the outlet has added several premium fashion brands, including Made in M., which carries lines from the MaxMara Fashion Group such as MaxMara, Marella, Max&Co, and Pennyblack. Italian footwear brand Baldinini and German outerwear specialist Wellensteyn have also joined, further strengthening the centre’s premium fashion segment. These brands join existing international names such as Hugo Boss, Karl Lagerfeld, Calvin Klein, Lacoste, and Tommy Hilfiger. Sportswear remains a strong category, with Nike, adidas, Puma, and New Balance already present. GAP will open its first outlet at the Krakow centre in the coming months. New additions at the centre total more than 700 square metres. FACTORY Poznań has seen notable expansions among well-known brands. Levi’s has nearly doubled its retail space, now offering a wider range of casual clothing in a redesigned store of over 350 square metres. Calzedonia has expanded to 400 square metres with an updated interior and broader selection, while Polish leather goods brand Puccini has increased its presence to nearly 100 square metres. In Warsaw, FACTORY Annopol is preparing to expand its New Balance store to 300 square metres, alongside further planned openings and renovations aimed at diversifying the centre’s retail mix in the second quarter of 2025. FACTORY Ursus is also growing, with lifestyle brand Mother Earth set to open a 100-square-metre store and Polish café and bakery Gorąco Polecam launching a 180-square-metre location. Additional food and beverage outlets are scheduled to open later this year. FACTORY Gliwice continues to grow, following two years of steady development. The centre recently welcomed several new tenants, including Silesia’s only Mountain Warehouse, a 700-square-metre store, along with Guess Accessories and JACK & JONES. Local fashion retailers such as Giacomo Conti, Monnari, and Franco Feruzzi have also expanded their presence. Further plans for the site include three new stores totalling 1,500 square metres and an additional 400 square metres allocated to food services. These changes underline the ongoing development of the FACTORY network and its ability to attract both international and local retailers, while responding to growing customer demand in key regions across Poland.