The King Street fragrance boutique marks a new chapter in the brand’s UK presence

Renowned fragrance brand Creed has opened The House of Creed Manchester; its first standalone UK boutique outside of London. 

Located at 56 King Street in a Grade II listed building that dates back to 1736, the new 525 sq ft boutique store offers visitors an immersive retail experience which pays homage to Creed’s rich heritage and artistry. 

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At the heart of the store, a central fragrance bar invites visitors to explore the full collection of fragrances, including Iris Debonair - Creed’s brand new Fougère floral creation. The boutique also offers personalised consultations, gifting, custom engraving, and wedding fragrance appointments within a dedicated private hospitality space.

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"Manchester felt like the natural place for our first standalone boutique outside London," says Rory Jordan, General Manager UK&I. "The city has developed enormously over recent years and offers the perfect environment for the Creed experience – a welcoming and immersive destination where customers can experience fragrance while discovering the heritage and story behind the brand."

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This new Manchester opening joins Creed’s three existing London boutiques on Regent Street, Mount Street and at Covent Garden.

The House of Creed Manchester, 56 King Street, M2 4LY


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