Munich Airport – a Partner of the FTE World Ancillary & Retailing Working Group – has unveiled a new fashion quartet in Terminal 2, with the opening of BOSS, Marc O’Polo, ETON, and Luxury Sunglasses. Covering 480sqm, travellers can enjoy a holistic shopping experience that brings together international premium brands, high-quality materials and modern design. The new stores are operated by the airport’s retail subsidiary, eurotrade Flughafen München Handels-GmbH.
At 183sqm of retail space, BOSS is the largest shop in the new fashion area. “BOSS has been a reliable partner by our side for many years,” said Sven Zahn, Managing Director, eurotrade Flughafen München Handels-GmbH. “Since the opening of the first boutique in Terminal 1 in 1997, our collaboration has continuously evolved. With the new store in Terminal 2, we are continuing this success story and offering our guests a modern shopping experience with international appeal.”
Marc O’Polo is also setting new accents in the airport’s fashion offering. The Scandinavian casual lifestyle brand, a eurotrade partner since 2003, now presents itself on 128sqm with a larger and more exclusive store. “The strategic relocation of our store strengthens our presence in one of Europe’s most important transport hubs,” said Dirk Schneider, Chief Sales Officer, Marc O’Polo SE. “Our new address in Terminal 2 will become a key fashion destination in the premium-casual segment and stands for a modern retail concept that lets customers step out of the bustle of the airport into a relaxed Scandinavian atmosphere.”
ETON brings classic elegance to the new fashion area. Today, ETON’s offering extends beyond its iconic shirts to include refined knitwear, waistcoats, and blazers, all designed with timeless style and Scandinavian craftsmanship at their core.
The offer is completed by Luxury Sunglasses, occupying 50sqm. The shop showcases exclusive sunglasses from brands such as Cartier, Tom Ford, Céline, Miu Miu and Saint Laurent, adding a luxurious accessory dimension to the high-quality brand portfolio.
“The expansion of our fashion offering is an important step in further developing the retail experience for our passengers,” said Maria Dahlhaus, Head of Commercial Activities, Munich Airport. “Together with eurotrade and strong partners like BOSS and Marc O’Polo, we offer a shopping experience that combines international brand expertise with an open, modern store design and adds a stylish facet to the travel experience.”
