Wednesday, 10 December 2025
Marc O’Polo is increasing its footprint in NEINVER’s FACTORY outlet network in Poland. The brand has opened a new store in FACTORY Gliwice and expanded its existing unit in FACTORY Annopol in Warsaw. With these changes, the company is now present across all FACTORY centres in the country.
Marc O’Polo, a Scandinavian-founded brand offering casual and formal clothing, has operated internationally for several decades. The company emphasises simplicity, natural materials and a design approach shaped by sustainable development principles.
Marc O’Polo has maintained a long-standing presence in FACTORY centres, forming part of their premium fashion offer. The new store in FACTORY Gliwice occupies more than 200 sqm, while the shop in FACTORY Annopol has expanded to 270 sqm. The brand also operates in NEINVER outlets in Poznań, Kraków and FACTORY Ursus in Warsaw.
“Since its inception on the Polish market, Factory has consistently built its position as an industry leader in the outlet segment, and the key to our success is our partnership-based approach to cooperation with our commercial partners – the tenants. Thanks to stable and trusting relationships with brands and the consistent development of our offering, we create an attractive and stable business environment that attracts both our commercial partners and a growing group of retail customers. The consistent development of the Marc O’Polo brand in FACTORY outlets is a perfect example of this,” said Andrea Aburra, Head of Leasing NEINVER in Poland and Italy. “With further openings planned, including a new Ochnik store just before Christmas, we are continuing to strengthen the strong momentum of FACTORY Gliwice.”
According to NEINVER, customer interest in FACTORY outlets remains steady, which the company views as an indication of the continuing relevance of the outlet model for both shoppers and brand strategies. Marc O’Polo joins a wider group of fashion brands present in FACTORY centres, including Hugo Boss, Joop, Karl Lagerfeld, Calvin Klein, Tommy Hilfiger and Guess.
In the newly opened and expanded stores, Marc O’Polo offers a broad selection of clothing, including shirts, jackets, trousers, dresses, knitwear, jeans and T-shirts, along with coats, jackets, shoes and accessories. The brand’s collections are made primarily from natural materials and follow a muted, pastel colour palette.
Products in Marc O’Polo’s FACTORY stores are offered at prices reduced by 30 per cent year-round, with seasonal discounts reaching up to 70 per cent.
