Nike has announced the opening in Paris of its third flagship store, House of Innovation, in the heart of the city.

Nike announced the opening of its third flagship store in the new “House of Innovation” concept. The new shopping space is located in the center of Paris on the Champs-Elysées, surrounded by the flagships of Louis Vuitton, Zara, H&M, Lacoste, Longchamp, and other global brands.
The total area of the multi-level Nike store is 2400 square meters (about 26 000 sq. foot). The flagship focuses on developing digital services to provide better service and unprecedented access to innovation, the company’s press office said. Nike represents one of the largest shoe collections in Europe, which will be continuously updated and supplemented, as well as exclusive opportunities for members of the Nike Paris club.
“We offer Nike customers the opportunity to experience our world’s largest digitalization and immersion retail concept,” commented Heidi O’Neill, President, Consumer Products and Marketing.
The store is an extension of the global network of new stores first launched in New York and Shanghai. “The House of Innovation in Paris operates in four main areas:
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