Massimo Dutti is a brand of women's and men's, as well as children's clothing of Spanish origin. Refers to the available luxury segment. It is part of the Inditex group, the main brand of which is the well-known Zara store.
According to statistics for 2018, there are more than 500 retail departments under the Massimo Dutti brand in the world.
Shops located in Moscow
In the capital, there are 24 stores of this brand.
One of the central ones is located in the Evropeisky shopping and entertainment center, which is located near the Kiev railway station. Here are presented both female and male lines, and children's. Also, a popular fashion store is represented in the network of MEGA complexes : Teply Stan, Khimki and Belaya Dacha. You can also find Massimo Dutti in the network of the Crocus Group shopping and entertainment complexes: Vegas, Vegas Kuntsevo, Vegas-3.
Other locations where the Spanish brand is represented are: Oceania, Afimall, Kuntsevo Plaza, Hudson, Atrium, Europark, Okhotny Ryad, Golden Babylon. The flagship store is located on Tverskaya Street.
Shops located in St. Petersburg
At the beginning of 2018, 4 Massimo Dutti stores were opened in St. Petersburg. One of them is located in the north of the city in the shopping center Europolis. The store occupies more than 100 square meters and has a classic recognizable design. Also, the Massimo Dutti store is represented in "MEGA Dybenko", which is the first shopping center to open Massimo Dutti in St. Petersburg. In addition, the Spanish brand is represented by the Summer Shopping Center.
The main flagship store in St. Petersburg is Massimo Dutti, located in the largest shopping center of the Northern capital - the Gallery. The mall is located in the heart of St. Petersburg, and therefore daily attracts tens of thousands of citizens and tourists. Sale of clothes there occurs at the end of each season.
Brand outlets in other cities of Russia
In the European part of Russia, Massimo Dutti are represented in Volgograd: in the Voroshilovsky and Aquarelle shopping centers . In Voronezh in the center of the Chizhov Gallery. Massimo Dutti is open in the Aura shopping center, located in Yaroslavl.
There is no doubt that the franchise network could not ignore the largest city of Tatarstan, Kazan, where Massimo Dutti is located in the Mega shopping center. In the Urals, the Spanish brand is represented only in Yekaterinburg in the Greenwich shopping center and Chelyabinsk in the Almaz shopping center. Massimo Dutti stores can also be found in Ufa, Sochi and other large cities of Russia. In addition, in 2013 the official Russian-language online store of the brand with fast express delivery to an apartment or office was opened, in case of the wrong size, a free return is valid.
Discount Massimo Dutti in Moscow
Where to look for him? The official Massimo Dutti discounter in Moscow cannot be found, as in the rest of Russia. However, each season the company conducts sales in its stores. In the middle of the season, Middle Sale starts, which contains a Massimo Dutti discount in Moscow of 10, 20, or even 30%. This sale is convenient for those buyers who want to buy things of the current season, for example, a fashionable sweater in the winter. Another positive point of sale in the middle of the season is a large assortment and the presence of almost all sizes.
The main flow of Massimo Dutti discount in Moscow begins at the end of the season, when prices drop by 30 and 50%. This period is considered the classic time of sales, when things of past seasons can be bought at very competitive prices. Such a period of total price reduction happens 2 times a year: from mid-December to mid-January and from mid-June to early August. The winter wave of sales is associated with Catholic Christmas, because it is at this time that all Europeans go on vacation and begin to buy gifts. During this period, collections of the summer season, as well as part of the autumn-winter season, are on sale.
The second wave of sales begins in the summer. At this time, at competitive prices, you can buy things from the spring-summer collections of the current season, as well as leftovers from the transitional collections.