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Crew Clothing Company berths at Junction 32

Crew Clothing Company has sailed into a Yorkshire shopping outlet.

The premium British brand has moored at Junction 32, close to the centre’s Moore Square.

Founded more than a quarter of a century ago in Salcombe, Devon, it is described as bringing the spirit of the coast to Castleford - which is one of the most central towns in northern England.

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Georgina Clark, brand director at Crew Clothing, said: “We’re very excited to open a brand-new store in Junction 32. We’re thankful for the support of all of the teams to help us open and we can’t wait to welcome shoppers into the new store.”

It is located close to Barbour and Levi’s, with doors now open.

Darren Winter, centre director at Junction 32, said: “We’re thrilled that Crew Clothing has opened its new store at Junction 32. The retailer, which sells coastal-inspired classics for men and women, strengthens our already impressive fashion offering, and we’re confident the British brand will be very popular with our…

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