Designer retailer announces opening date for Dalton Park shop

A designer fashion retailer is relocating from Sunderland to Seaham this weekend as it continues to grow.

BADGE is moving its Sunderland store on John Street, in Sunniside, to Dalton Park, in Seaham, on Saturday, October 24.

BADGE is preparing to open its doors to the public at Dalton Park on Saturday, October 24.placeholder image
BADGE is preparing to open its doors to the public at Dalton Park on Saturday, October 24.

To celebrate its launch, BADGE is hosting an opening weekend of exclusive experiences including 10 percent off outlet prices and up to 30 percent off all year round.

There will also be a live DJ, refreshments and a first look at the brand’s AW26 collections.

Originally founded in Hartlepool, BADGE sells a range of clothes and fashion items from brands including Canada Goose, BOSS, Moose Knuckles, Lacoste, Company, Moncler, DJK, Sandbanks and Stone Island.

Richard Kaye, centre manager at Dalton Park Outlet & Outdoors, said: “BADGE is a fantastic new addition to Dalton Park and one we know our shoppers will be excited to discover.

"The store will introduce a selection of highly sought-after designer names that have not previously been available here, including Stone Island, C.P. Company, Moose Knuckles and Sandbanks.

“We are looking forward to giving BADGE a warm welcome and inviting shoppers to join us for what promises to be a brilliant opening weekend.”

Ian Jobling, CEO and founder of BADGE Clothing, said: “We are really looking forward to bringing BADGE to Dalton Park.

"The new store will be packed with the designer names our customers know and love, alongside fresh pieces to discover for the season ahead.

“As a North East brand, it is especially exciting to open at a destination with such a strong regional following.

"We cannot wait to welcome shoppers through the doors and celebrate with them over opening weekend.”

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