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Kirk Freeport Opens Two New Boutiques in George Town
Tag Heuer, Chopard, and Montblanc Feature Prominently
GRAND CAYMAN, October 1, 2010 Kirk Freeport Plaza Ltd., the premier retailer of luxury products in the Cayman Islands, today announced the opening of their newest boutiques in downtown George Town, Grand Cayman. Harbour Drive Jewellers by Kirk Freeport opened on the corner of Harbour Drive and Cardinall Avenue with a walkway through to the company's first Montblanc boutique on the island.
Harbour Drive Jewellers features a Tag Heuer corner with an offering far beyond the watches that most retailers carry. Shoppers will also find Tag Heuer accessories such as belts, bags, sunglasses and even leather racing jackets and gloves.
Also featured prominently in the store is a Chopard corner that goes beyond their traditional collections of watches and jewelry with a large selection of Chopard handbags and sunglasses.
Harbour Drive Jewellers also houses an expanded selection of Hublot watches, David Yurman jewelry, and the Cayman Islands Signature Collection which Kirk Freeport designed and developed in 2007.
Christopher Kirkconnell, Vice President of Operations at Kirk Freeport, is pleased with the growth of the brands featured in the two new stores. "With this new retail space we have been able to expand some of the brands that we've seen growing at a significant rate in Cayman," Kirkconnell stated. "For example six years ago we expanded Montblanc from one store downtown to two. A few years after that we expanded Montblanc's counter to a corner and increased their product offering. Now we have grown Montblanc into their own boutique and are able to offer our clients Montblanc products that they would have only found in the largest markets in the U.S., Europe, or Asia."
About Kirk Freeport:
Kirk Freeport Plaza Ltd. has been the premier retailer of duty free jewellery, watches, fragrances, leather, crystal and china, and accessories in the Cayman Islands since 1972. The company currently operates 26 retail stores in Grand Cayman and Cayman Brac, employing 200 people.
