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SKE opens first flagship store in Manchester

SKE opens first flagship store in Manchester

Vaping brand SKE has on Wednesday opened its first UK flagship store in Manchester.

Located at 44 Cross Street, Manchester, the new store promises to provide a unique and immersive vaping experience.


“Our journey with SKE has always been about pushing the boundaries of innovation and working closely with both distributors and consumers. This store represents our dedication to offering superior products and creating a healthier, more sustainable lifestyle,” Jack Dong, founder of SKE, said.

Visitors to the store will have the chance to experience SKE’s complete range of products, dedicated areas for the latest Crystal and 4in1 series. In addition, the store includes sections for branded merchandise, detailed product information, and personalised consultations.

To celebrate its grand opening, SKE has unveiled an array of special promotions. For the first three days, all products will be available on a buy-one-get-one-free basis. Visitors will also receive complimentary branded items such as phone cases, eco-friendly bags, and stylish waist packs.

Beyond being a retail space, SKE said it wants to make the flagship store a hub for vaping enthusiasts to connect and learn. The brand plans to host regular events, including brand culture lectures and product launches, to share the latest insights and trends in the vaping industry.

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