Isolée joins El Corte Inglés

Published: 6-Jan-2014
Body Care Skin Care Retail

The Madrid based retailer Isolée has entered into a joint venture with El Corte Inglés

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Madrid based retailer Isolée has entered into a joint venture with premium Spanish department store El Corte Inglés. Founded in 2005, Isolée has four concept stores located in Madrid, which operate on a similar philosophy to 10 Corso Como in Milan, or Colette in Paris, by bringing together a blend of niche fashion, beauty and lifestyle brands from around the world. In 2006 Isolée also launched its first online store at www.isolee.com.

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