Encuentro celebrates the reopening of its store on León y Castillo Street, 11, a landmark in Arrecife, now completely renovated to reflect the essence and spirit of the Canary Islands.
With an impressive open space of 250 square meters, the store has been transformed into a true "home" of fashion, where natural light floods every corner through large windows, creating a warm and welcoming atmosphere for every visitor.
This new store concept is an evolution of the brand, which seeks not only to expand its presence but also to deepen its connection with the Canarian identity. The interior design, which favors open and bright spaces, is an invitation to experience fashion in a relaxed and personal way, where each client is the center of a unique and transformative shopping experience.
The use of natural and local materials, along with a color palette that evokes the volcanic landscape and the golden beaches of the islands, reinforces Encuentro's philosophy of being in harmony with the environment. This approach is complemented by decorative details that celebrate local craftsmanship and the natural beauty of Lanzarote.
"We are excited to reopen our store in Arrecife, which has been designed with our clients in mind, offering a space where they can feel at home while discovering our collections", explains Gonzalo de Lorenzo, CEO of the Encuentro Modas group. "It is a reflection of our commitment to innovation and closeness, always keeping our Canarian roots at the heart of everything we do."
The reopening of the store on León y Castillo is not only a key moment in Encuentro's expansion, but also a step forward in redefining how fashion and space intertwine to create memorable and meaningful experiences.
Reopening Event with Special Guests
The reopening event held on April 18 was a reflection of the importance of this new chapter for Encuentro, with the attendance of Raúl Méndez, founder of Grupo Encuentro Modas, and Gonzalo de Lorenzo, CEO of the group. They were joined by important authorities such as the mayor of Arrecife, Yonathan de León, and the vice president of the Canary Islands, Manuel Domínguez. The event featured musical entertainment by DJ Ángel Pérez Payaréz and the presence of Canarian influencers Ceci Wallace, Cristina Guedes, and Laura Ramirez, who helped highlight the fusion of fashion and local culture.
About the Encuentro Modas Group:
Founded in Gran Canaria in 1986 by businessman Raúl Méndez from La Gomera, Encuentro is a women's fashion chain with affordable prices and a wide range of sizes. The Encuentro Modas Group is a textile distribution group with headquarters in Barcelona, Tenerife, and Shanghai, operating under the brands Encuentro Moda and Öbú, totaling 155 points of sale distributed throughout Spain under own stores and franchises. In 2023, the Encuentro Modas Group closed its fiscal year with a turnover of 89 million euros and an annual growth of 16%.
