LSKD opened its second NZ store in Christchurch earlier this month. Photo / LSKD
LSKD opened its second NZ store in Christchurch earlier this month. Photo / LSKD
An activewear line known for its high-performance sportswear is “quickly becoming a staple” as the brand prepares to open a third store in New Zealand.
LSKD, founded by Jason Daniel, is coming to Mount Maunganui and follows the opening of its second store in href="https://www.nzherald.co.nz/topic/christchurch/" target="_self">Christchurch earlier this month.
More than 900 people attended the LSKD opening in Christchurch and Daniel, the chief executive, said the support received was “truly overwhelming”.
“The community has been so welcoming, and it’s clear that LSKD is quickly becoming a staple for New Zealanders who are passionate about fitness, sport and adventure.
“The support we received from Kiwis at our Christchurch opening was truly overwhelming, and we’re eager to bring that same energy to Mount Maunganui.”
“Opening a store in Mount Maunganui is another exciting chapter in our journey,” Daniel said.
“It’s all about connecting with the community and giving people the opportunity to experience our brand first-hand.”
The Australasian activewear brand is renowned for its high-performance sportswear. Photo / Lskd
The Mount Maunganui store opens May 31 and will feature the brand’s full range of activewear with limited edition themed merchandise.
LSKD’s “Tights & Shorts Swap” a sustainability initiative that lets customers trade in old activewear for new LSKD gear, will be taking place at the opening.
“Mount Maunganui is full of people who love to get out and move, and we’re proud to be part of that community,” Daniel said.
“We can’t wait to meet our community at the Mount and inspire them to be 1% better every day.”
Mount Maunganui store opening:
When: Saturday, May 31
Where: Bayfair Shopping Centre, 19 Girven Rd, Mount Maunganui
Time: Doors open at 8.30am
Kaitlyn Morrell is a multimedia journalist for the Bay of Plenty Times and Rotorua Daily Post. She has lived in the region for several years and studied journalism at Massey University.
