Department Stores

Macy’s Updates San Francisco Men’s Store

Redesign will give more space to brands and wider breadth of merchandise

Published

13 years ago

December 14, 2011

VMSD Staff

Macy’s Inc. (Cincinnati) is investing in a multimillion-dollar renovation of its men’s store in San Francisco that will add 34,000 square feet and a sixth level to its location in Union Square, reports Women’s Wear Daily.

The additional space will bring the store to 160,000 square feet and allow the retailer to showcase merchandise from its most popular brands, including Hugo Boss, Ralph Lauren, Tommy Hilfiger, Calvin Klein and Kenneth Cole.

Design features include a modern aesthetic with white, black and earth-tone fixtures, furnishings and tile floors, and opening up the escalator areas.

Macy’s San Francisco Men’s Store is one of seven stand-alone men’s stores in the chain.

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