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Tommy Hilfiger Opens First ‘Residence’ Concept Store in Dublin
Tommy Hilfiger has opened a refitted store in Dundrum, Dublin, introducing its new ‘Residence’ retail concept to Ireland’s largest shopping and entertainment destination.
The newly designed space spans 2,088 square feet and blends warm wood finishes, vintage-inspired seating, nautical accents and curated modern art. Tommy Hilfiger describes the Residence as ‘an invitation into the world of Tommy Hilfiger,’ inspired by a spirit of hospitality and classic American style.
The Dundrum reopening forms part of a broader global retail strategy for the PVH Corp-owned label. Guangzhou, China, is slated to open with the same concept by the end of September, with Cape Town, South Africa, following thereafter.
According to the brand, the rollout underscores a ‘continued focus on evolving its physical retail experience globally, creating distinctive spaces that strengthen brand connection and put the consumer experience at the forefront.’
The Dublin store’s debut also coincides with the release of Tommy Hilfiger’s autumn 2026 collection, which reimagines American classics through richer textures and refined craftsmanship. The line includes cable knits, rugby silhouettes and varsity jackets, alongside outerwear such as mixed-media jackets, wool pea coats, car coats and padded layers, with the brand’s signature red, white and blue expressed through seasonal colours and archival details.