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Opened from Monday to Saturday from 11am to 7pm continiously.
The first official store, opened in 2004 in the famous district of Les Halles.
Divided on two levels for an area of just over 1600 ft², this concept store offers all of our Men, Women, Children and Accessories collections.
Opened from Monday to Saturday from 11am to 7pm continiously.
The store of the South West, opened in 2009, is an area of 1080 ft² conveniently located in the shopping street of Bordeaux.
This store offers mainly Wrung but also a selection of brands and accessories of the moment.
Opened from Monday to Saturday from 11am to 7pm continiously.
Opened in 2008 in the city center near the Ste Catherine street, the store offers Wrung but also a selection of other brands.
Opened from Monday to Saturday from 11am to 7pm continiously.
Our store in the North, opened in 2006. This store is running on a showcase principle where the products are renewed.
Opened from Monday to Saturday from 11am to 8pm.
Located near the Ramblas, the first international opening in Barcelona was so successful that several other Wrung Store were conceived in Spain (q.v. Tarragona) and opening soon.
This shop offers the full Wrung collections and exclusive brands like 'Sen2 collection' (US), 'Grimey' (ES) or Montana for graffiti items.
Artists promotions are taking place every weekends and are relayed on Facebook.
Opened from Monday to Saturday from 10am to 8pm.
The other spanish shop, opened following the success of Barcelona's. Like his iberian counterpart, all Wrung collections are represented and separated as follows : Basics and Design on one side and Streetlife on the other.
As in Barcelona, some brands like New Era or 'Slum Wear' (ES) have a prominent place alongside a great choice of sneakers.
Promoting rappers and other graffiti artists seem to be important for Wrung shops on this side of the Pyrenees since every weekend is an event of this kind, getting each time bigger.
