The recently opened ETQ Amsterdam store is the first bricks and mortar boutique from the minimalist footwear brand. Situated along the Singel Canal, the boutique is a sign of success for the brand, who join a long line of brands branching out with their own retail concepts.
The store will sell the brand's signature footwear line and will additionally feature a selection of high-end, unisex apparel brands such as Maison Kitsune, CMMN SWDN, Norse Projects and Opening Ceremony.
Located across from Amsterdam's floating flower market, the ETQ Amsterdam store was designed by studiojosvandijk, who has previously created retail concepts for brands such as Nike, Scotch & Soda and Precinct 5. The ETQ boutique by studiojosvandijk is overwhelming sparse, and as such channels a sense of timeless, classic style to be illuminated by the shoppers' imagination.
Caged Unisex Fashions
The ETQ Amsterdam Store Boasts an Austere Interior Decor
Trend Themes
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Industry Implications
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3. Architecture/design - Architects and designers can team up with brands to create visually striking retail spaces that leave a lasting impression on customers.