Trinity Leeds has added fresh energy to its offering with the arrival of two popular Korean brands. From skincare sensations to street food favourites, the centre is now home to new experiences for shoppers.
Saku Superstore, a Korean beauty hotspot, has launched a new pop-up at Trinity Leeds, opening today (24th April) near Pandora. Running until Wednesday 18th June, the kiosk features a wide range of K-beauty products, from cleansers and moisturisers to toners and serums. Expert beauty consultants will be on hand to provide personalised skincare advice and help customers find the right products for their skin.
Meanwhile, Korean street food favourite Clapping Seoul has taken up a permanent spot in Trinity Kitchen following the success of its previous pop-up. Known for its cheese-filled corn dogs, loaded fries, and crispy Korean fried chicken, the brand offers a taste of authentic Korean cuisine right in the heart of Leeds.
Alongside these exciting new arrivals, Damaged Society has opened a new store on the ground floor, unveiling a refreshed interior and offering a curated selection of streetwear brands like Vans, Dr Martens, and Fearless Illustration. The store also features the brand’s own collection of clothing, band merchandise, and unique accessories.
Steven Foster, Centre Director at Trinity Leeds, commented: “We’re constantly evolving to offer new and exciting experiences for our visitors. The arrival of Saku Superstore and Clapping Seoul adds a dynamic new layer to the centre, and we’re excited to continue bringing a unique blend of culture, fashion, beauty, and lifestyle to Leeds. Stay tuned for more exciting announcements this summer.”
