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SUITSUPPLY BRINGS ITS ENERGY AND STYLE TO STOCKHOLM Stockholm, May 2018—Suitsupply, the European men’s fashion brand renowned for its expertly crafted garments and its dedication to men’s tailoring, will open the doors to its first Swedish location this month in Stockholm. Located at Norrlandsgatan 13 at MOOD Stockholm, Suitsupply Stockholm will help quality and style-conscious locals not to fit in, but to find their own perfect fit. Due to launch May 18th, Suitsupply Stockholm will be a 600-square-meter standalone destination shop located in the heart of the city’s business and retail district. In its signature aesthetic, the store offers a spacious, vibrant atmosphere where customers can shop full collections of seasonal suits, jackets, shoes, outerwear, accessories and attire alongside the brand’s core Never-Out-Of-Stock collection and Custom Made to Measure department. Suitsupply’s trained associates will combine product knowledge with personality to create an unmatched shopping experience that is tailored to each individual client. In an industry where fast fashion dominates, and craftsmanship is quickly disappearing, Suitsupply brings a new energy and elegant aesthetic to the world of men’s fashion and tailoring. Using only the finest sustainable fabrics, no attention to detail is ever spared and tailoring is done on-site while you wait. At Suitsupply Stockholm, customers can see the brand’s dedication to craftsmanship as Suitsupply tailors will be positioned in the center of the store. Whether customers prefer to shop Suitsupply in-store or online, all can visit the new store and benefit from brand’s experienced team working to deliver the perfect fit to every customer, every time. Suitsupply was founded by Fokke de Jong in Amsterdam in 2000 as an early e-commerce platform. In addition to expanding its online business consistently year-over-year, Suitsupply has opened nearly 100 international stores in world cities like Berlin, London, Los Angeles, Milan, New York, Shanghai, Singapore, Sydney and Hong Kong. Suitsupply has received broad critical acclaim and a 2011 Wall Street Journal blind test revealed that a US$600 Suitsupply suit offers equal quality and style as that of a US$3,600 Armani suit. Suitsupply Stockholm Norrlandsgatan 13, 11143 MOOD Stockholm Stockholm, Sweden Tel. +46 (0)850513821 [email protected] FOR MORE INFORMATION PLEASE CONTACT: Kirsten Zwijnenburg Tel: +1(917)913-6757 Email: [email protected] or [email protected] Follow us on: Facebook: Suitsupply | Tumblr: Suitsupply | Twitter: @Suitsupply | Instagram: Suitsupply.

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