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CONTENTS2-3................. Introduction4-5................. Exchange Square & New Cathedral Street6-7................. Selfridges8-9................. Spinningfields10-11............ King Street

DKNYAgent Provocateur

12-13............ Market Street & Manchester Arndale14-15............ Deansgate & St Ann’s Square16-17............ Northern Quarter

63 Degrees18-21............ Intu Trafford Centre23.................. Where to Stay

Marriott RenaissanceMarriott Worsley ParkRadisson Blu Manchester Airporte Lowry Hotel

24.................. Manchester Airport25.................. How to Claim a Refund26-29............ Tax Free Retailers31.................. Discover Manchester

Yang Sing32.................. Manchester City Centre Map

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Front cover image: Ted Baker, e Avenue at Spinningfields. Top – £89 / Bag – £79 / Jeans - £109

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A GUIDE TO TAX FREE SHOPPING IN MANCHESTERIn the UK a sales tax of 20% (VAT) is added to goods. Visitors omoutside the EU can claim this tax back when departing the country. is guide highlights the best of Manchester’s shopping, lists the tax ee retailers and explains how to claim that refund.

Manchester is the shopping capital of the northof England. From stylish shopping malls tospecialist markets stalls, quirky boutiques tovintage treasure troves – the city offers a uniqueand diverse shopping experience.

In the 19th century, Manchester was known as‘Cottonopolis’ – an international centre for thecotton industry. Today, the city is a hotbed fordesigners and retailers. Manchester’s exportshave gone from textiles to Dame VivienneWestwood, Matthew Williamson and HenryHolland. Fashion and shopping has been at the heart of the city’s style and attitude.

Manchester is a city that is perfect forshopping, its compact nature means thatvisitors can weave from street to store on foot,or take advantage of the Metroshuttle, the freecity centre bus linking all shopping areas.Retailers line the streets and can be foundhidden round ever corner, seasonal marketstake over squares and spaces. Nestled inbetween are award-winning attractions and adiverse range of restaurants and bars.

e best times to visit Manchester for a bargain is during the January and summer sale seasons when most stores offer discounts. Visitors can buy exclusive labels at a fraction of the price.

During November and December the citycomes alive with the much-loved Christmasmarkets bursting with delicious treats andhandmade gis, attracting visitors from across the world.

Whether you’re looking for designer labels inrenowned department stores like Selfridges andHarvey Nichols, one-off handmade pieces orthe latest independent fashion in the NorthernQuarter, Manchester has it all and more.

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Celebrating its Spanish influences, Zaraproudly sits at the top of this exclusiveshopping destination, whilst opposite, FCUK:French Connection attracts those looking forclassic designs and high quality timeless pieces.

Further down the street are two of the UK’smost loved luxury department stores.Selfridges, with it’s distinctive yellow brandingand some of the most-wanted designer labels,including Alexander McQueen, Jimmy Chooand Dior whilst super chic Harvey Nicholsfeatures designers such as Prada, StellaMcCartney and Marc Jacobs. e cosmeticdepartments offer the latest internationalbrands including Dior and MAC and make up advice.

Both stores offer the ultimate personalshopping experience for those looking for anoutfit for a special occasion, a new wardrobe, oradvice on how to wear the season's latest trends.e service saves time, provides inspiration andallows you to relax with a glass of champagnewhilst others do all the hard work for you.

e area comes alive with outdoor eventsduring summer whilst winter sees the addition of the twinkling wooden chalets of the Christmas markets.

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Exchange Square and New Cathedral Street still astound first timevisitors by the very fact that Selidges and Harvey Nichols as well as top brands Burberry, Radley and Hugo Boss are all on one street.

Selfridges has two Manchester stores, SelfridgesTrafford at intu Trafford Centre and SelfridgesExchange Square in the city centre, offeringcutting-edge fashion, the most beautifuljewellery, sought aer watches, luxuryaccessories, the best beauty brands and muchmore - all available under one roof.

Selfridges welcomes international visitors witha number of specially designed servicesavailable in store. Eligible customers are able toclaim between 10-14% tax back on purchases,or schedule some time with an expert PersonalShopping consultant.

e StoresSelfridges Exchange Square is located in theheart of Manchester. It boasts a newlyrefurbished Beauty Hall and luxury Accessoriesarea, housing the world’s top designer brands.Selfridges Exchange Square is a one-stop shopfor luxurious retail therapy.

Selfridges Trafford is conveniently located justoutside Manchester city centre near ManchesterUnited Old Trafford Football Stadium. estore is situated within the destination that isintu Trafford Centre, the largest leisure andretail centre in the United Kingdom.

SELFRIDGESSelidges voted ‘e Best Department Store In e World’ by the GlobalDepartment Store Summit 2012, offers a uniquely different shopping experience which distinguishes it entirely om any other department store.

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Selfridges Exchange Square

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Explore the world of beautye Beauty Hall at Selfridges Trafford has thelargest beauty offering outside the flagshipstore in London, Oxford Street. Both Exchangeand Trafford carry some of the most covetedbeauty brands and exclusive fragrances, such asTom Ford and Chanel, to the latest in skin careand make-up as well as top-to-toe groomingfrom manicures to eyebrow threading.

Fine jewellery, watches, luxury gis,accessories and shoesSelfridges Exchange Square Accessoriesdepartment houses a multitude of luxurybrands including Chanel, Hermès, LouisVuitton and Tiffany as well as a stylish edit of collections from the most desirablecontemporary brands such as, Celine,Balenciaga and Alexander McQueen. eWatch Galleries contains extraordinary timepieces from world famous brands includingCartier, Audemars Piguet and VacheronConstantin. Or if you have a penchant forshoes, Selfridges Trafford Shoe Lounge is hostto some of the most stylish and luxuriousdesigner brands including ChristianLouboutin, Prada, Fendi and Jimmy Choo.

DesignerwearSelfridges Exchange Square and Trafford holdsome of the world’s top designer women’s andmens collections. Shop Selfridges fashion editfrom brands such as Alexander McQueen,Dior, Lanvin and Burberry. e stores also havea stylish edit of contemporary brands whichinclude Helmut Lang, Alexander Wang, Acneand Marni.

ServicesPersonal ShoppingSelidges Exchange Square+44 (0)75 9086 2741Selidges Trafford Centre+44 (0)161 629 1177Tax Refund ServicesSelidges Exchange Square+44 (0)161 838 0624Selidges intu Trafford Centre+44 (0)161 629 1261

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Selfridges intu Trafford Centre

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SPINNINGFIELDSLocated off central Deansgate, Spinningfields isManchester’s trendy hangout and shopping getaway.

Not only is Spinningfields well known for itsrestaurants and annual events programme; e Avenue is also fast becoming the ultimatedestination for a retail getaway. Spinningfieldsis a place where shoppers and party goers cometo unwind in some of the city’s best restaurantsand bars. is includes the award winningAustralasia, an iconic building situated belowEmporio Armani, Manchester’s quirky pub,e Oast House & Spinningfields’ new kid on the block, Neighbourhood.

With an impressive array of shops includingEmporio Armani, Mulberry, Flannels, OliverSweeney, L.K.Bennett, Ted Baker Pashion,DKNY Men, AllSaints, Brooks Brothers,Calvin Klein, Kurt Geiger, jewellers PhillipStoner, boutique florist David Wayman andNicky Clarke, you’ll be sure to find keywardrobe pieces, occasion wear and accessories to satisfy your spree.

From the best of British at Mulberry, to a pairof customised tattoo-shoes by master cobblersOliver Sweeney; a trip to e Avenue willpromise to be the most unique retail experiencein the city. Each shop provides the ultimate incustomer service and offers complimentary,undivided personal shopping to every customer.

With a huge emphasis on the world’s finestdesigners, best eateries and unique nightlife,visitors can escape the hustle and bustle andrelax in the safe hands of e Avenue’s expertsin fashion and entertainment.

As the popular destination combines world-class architecture alongside contemporarypublic spaces, it is deemed to be the perfectspot for an aernoon of shopping, drinkingand dining. Who knows, it could even lead to some dancing.

During the summer season, e Avenue is thehub of Manchester’s social calendar hosting anexciting blend of live music festivals, fashionshows and VIP parties at the bohemian OastHouse. e city’s favourite al fresco alehouse,provides an eclectic offering of food and anexclusive range of beers in a truly uniqueenvironment. eir complimentary live musicfestivals, Spinfest, attracts thousands of visitors every Bank Holiday.

If live alfresco music isn’t for you, the new and critically acclaimed Neighborhoodbrings New York’s trendy Meat Packing District to the streets of Manchester. Hosts of the hugely popular cosmopolitan styleBrunch Club, the venue draws on New York’spenchant for a 24-hour culture catering forparty-goers who are keen to extend their weekend.

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Try containing your excitement for a streetlined with brands such as the urban Diesel and Crombie who celebrate over 200 years of authentic British style and are the veryepitome of sartorial fashion favoured byroyalty, politicians, presidents and celebrities. It is also home to Jaeger, a luxury British brandknown for designing stylish, innovative andsuperb quality womenswear. King Street is anexhilarating mix of jaw-dropping windowdisplays and beautiful shop fronts, each enticingshoppers with their own signature style.

Flying the flag for British design are the likes of Karen Millen for instantly recognisableeveningwear, and spicing things up, AgentProvocateur; co-founded by Joseph Corré, son

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of Vivienne Westwood whose own boutiquesits proudly at the top of the street. It is alsohome to internationally renowned brands suchas the much adored Tommy Hilfiger – classicAmerican style with a refreshing twist. If you’relooking for a more lavish shopping experiencethen indulge in the exclusive Hermés, arguablyFrance’s most luxurious fashion house offeringa selection of traditionally styled luxury goods,designer clothes and accessories.

Set across three floors, the Cath Kidston storeis the largest to date, stocking their everpopular homeware, fashion, children and babyranges. Best known for it’s witty, vintageinspired prints and products.

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Agent Provocateur81 King Street, Manchester, M2 4AHOffering lingerie, nightwear, swimwear, bedding, beauty, luggage and eyewear, Agent Provocateur believes in beautiful design andexceptional quality. Provocative, but always leaving something to the imagination, Agent Provocateur has a very British sense of style and humour.T: +44 (0)161 833 3735 E: manchester@agentprovocateur.com agentprovocateur.com

DKNY76-80 King St, Manchester, M2 4NHSimply stated, DKNY is the energy and spirit of New York.International, eclectic, fun, fast and real. DKNY addresses the real-life needs of people everywhere, from work to weekend, jeans to evening. Both fashionable and friendly, DKNY consistently delivers its unique mix of style around the world.T: +44 (0)161 819 1048 E: ManchesterStore802@dkintl.comdkny.com

King Street is where you’re likely to spot the city’s celebrities andfootballers’ wives picking up a little something for the weekend.

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MARKET STREET & MANCHESTERARNDALE

Manchester Arndale is a shopping mall with over 240 shops, which includes the likes ofApple, Swatch and the luxury crystal makers,Swarovski, where you will be in awe of theglistening jewellery displays.

Firm favourites such as Topshop and Clarks areall under one roof to ensure that you have anunrivalled shopping experience amongst thebest brands without having to travel too far.

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Market Street and Manchester Arndale is the beating heart of the city’s retailoffering, bursting with popular international brands and market stalls, withfood and drink establishments scattered in-between.

Market Street is the very definition of themodern British high street and is much adoredby visitors from all over the world. e area ishost to a diverse shopping offering such as thethree storey art deco façade of Debenhams with a wide range of clothing, toys, furnishingsand electrical goods.

Half-way along Market Street visit H&M, theproclaimed fast-fashion store and All Saintsoffering sharp edge clothing for those who wanta more British rock 'n' roll look. For a moreretro and vintage look, go to Urban Outfitters,their bohemian apparel and furniture will addpersonality to your wardrobe.

Opposite Debenhams is the newly multimillion pound refurbished Primark; arguablyone of the city’s busiest retailers is a place forfantastic value for money clothes, accessoriesand footwear.

At the end of the street you will meet one ofBritain’s favourite brands, Mark’s and Spencer.Best known for its quality fashion and food. It’s the traditional label encompassing theclassic British style.

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On Deansgate no luxury shopping trip wouldbe complete without a visit to one ofManchester’s premium and longest runningdepartment stores. For over 175 years, House of Fraser (founded as Kendal’s in 1835) haspulled in the fashionistas with the latestcollections from across the world.

DEANSGATE & ST ANN’S SQUARE

St Ann’s Square is a historical area whichincludes three distinctive buildings - the RoyalExchange, Barton Arcade and the elegant 18thcentury St Ann's Church, aer whom thesquare is named. e area is a major venue forvisiting Continental, Farmer's and Christmasstreet markets every year and has several wellknown shopping outlets, including Office,Moss Bros and Gap. In addition to thesefashion houses, the area boasts a David. M.Robinson store specialising in fine designerjewellery and luxury designer watches.

Barton Arcade at the bottom of Deansgate, is abeautiful Victorian structure of iron and glass.e arcade was extensively restored in the1980s and now houses exclusive shops andboutiques. e General Store is Manchester’snewest addition on the city’s independentshopping map synonymous with cutting edgeand rock n roll garments for both men andwomen. Next door you will find Intro, whospecialise in premium menswear brands,popular for those who have a passion for urbanclothing. Inside this elegant setting lies the firststand alone store for Jeffery West in the North,a boutique for modern men who want shoeswith good old fashioned quality and service.

With an eclectic collection of independent and renowned brands,Deansgate and St Ann’s Square is a must visit.

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THE NORTHERNQUARTER

Afflecks, is an Aladdin’s cave of one-off traders,offering everything from bespoke jewellery andclothing, to arts, cras, retro sweets and tattoostores. Spend hours getting lost in the labyrinthof weird and wonderful treasures in one of thecity’s best loved department stores.

Vintage clothing boutiques include RetroRehab, JUNK and Blue Rinse, offer tailoredclothes and accessories. Manchester Cra andDesign Centre, the beautifully restored formerVictorian market, is home to an array of artist-run studios offering the best in local design,jewellery, bags and accessories.

If you are on the hunt for rare vinyl andindependent music, visit Piccadilly Records,Eastern Bloc and Vinyl Exchange. Magma is adesign book shop with everything from stylishcoffee table hardbacks to unique gis.

Curiouser and Curiouser’s limited editioncutting edge collections include one off piecesso you can rest assured that your finds won't beseen on anyone else.

Housed in a big space with floor to ceiling glasswindows, the Richard Goodall Gallery exhibitsrock posters, illustrations and photography byemerging and established artists for those whowant to take some local art home with them.

e Northern Quarter is also home to the bestindependent cafés and restaurants, indulge in atraditional Aernoon Tea of delicious homemade sandwiches and cakes at Teacup, HomeSweet Home or Sugar Junction.

63 Degrees20 Church St, Manchester, Greater Manchester M4 1PN63 Degrees uses only the best, locally sourced ingredients for ourpersonal expression of modern French cuisine. A place to share new taste experiences and enjoy fine dining without formality.T: +44 (0)161 832 5438 E: dine@63degrees.co.uk63degrees.co.uk

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If you’re looking for an alternative shopping experience, look no further thanthe bohemian Northern Quarter, home to an array of unique independentretailers, boutiques, cafes and bars. Here you’ll find vintage and customisedfashion, art, jewellery, gis and records.

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INTU TRAFFORD CENTRE

Intu Trafford Centre, one of the largestshopping centres in Europe, is one of GreaterManchester’s most popular attractions and isjust a short bus or taxi ride from the city centre.

e old-modern and aristocratic architecture ofintu Trafford Centre makes its visitors feel likethey are inside a palace, taking the shoppingexperience to another level. It’s like no othershopping centre in Europe, with glazed domes,gold edged columns, statues, murals, fountainsand elaborate staircases. Above all, it is adestination in itself – somewhere you can spendthe whole day - either with friends or family.

Intu Trafford Centre is home to some of theworld's finest brands. It boasts lots of storesoffering desirable labels to suit all tastes.

is includes John Lewis, DKNY, ArmaniExchange and Calvin Klein and the stunningSelfridges store that offers brands such as MiuMiu, Jimmy Choo, Michael Kors and Mulberry.

For those that love the latest trends, look outfor stores like Forever 21, Banana Republic and Victoria’s Secret (opening Summer 2013) –which you won’t find anywhere else in theNorth West. British designers at the Centreinclude Karen Millen, Vivienne Westwood and Stella McCartney.

No outfit is complete without a touch of jewellery – so look out for shops includingGoldsmiths, Omega and Beaverbrooks whereyou can also pick up luxury watch brands likeRolex and Breitling.

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Just outside of the city centre, is the retail paradise and multi-award winning intu TraffordCentre, one of the most visited shopping centres in the UK. It offers tax ee shoppingthroughout many stores including high end brands such as Hugo Boss, Reiss and Kurt Geiger.

e Great Hall & e OrientYour experience would not be completewithout a visit to e Orient and e GreatHall - where all of the restaurants, bars, cafésand cinema are located. e Orient - Europe'slargest food court – has over 60 restaurants andcafés. e steam ship-theme architecture of eOrient will make you feel like you’re on a cruisesomewhere in the Atlantic. Its starry roof andaccompaniment of lifeboats will make you feellike being on holiday.

EntertainmentIntu Trafford Centre is not just a shoppingexperience – there’s also a LEGOLAND®Discovery Centre, ODEON cinema, NamcoFunscape, Paradise Island Adventure Golf,Laser Quest and e Rock and Aerial Extremehigh ropes adventure course. And new for 2013(in June) is SEALIFE.

e majority of stores at intu Trafford Centreoffer tax free shopping so speak to the staff asyou shop for more information. Just followthese simple steps:

• While doing your shopping, ask the staff in the shop for a Tax Refund Form.

• When you’re leaving the country, take your purchases, receipts and passport to the customs desk to get your Tax Refund Form(s) stamped.

• Send the validated form in the prepaid envelope and you will receive your refund directly onto your payment card.

For more information, visit: intutraffordcentre.co.uk

For details of how to shop tax-free, visit: global-blue.com

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House of Fraser is a premium department store renowned for its Fashion, Beauty and Home brands

House of Fraser is a premium department store renowned for its Fashion, Beauty and Home brands

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Marriott RenaissanceBlackiars Street, Deansgate, Manchester, M3 2EQe Renaissance Marriott city centre hotel is situated on Deansgatewithin walking distance to Harvey Nichols, Selfridges, the ArndaleCentre and Market Street. e hotel offers incredibly spaciousbedrooms with stunning views of the city, air conditioning, lounge area and WIFI access. T: +44 (0) 161 831 6000RenaissanceManchester.co.uk

Worsley Park A Marriott Hotel & Country ClubMarriott Worsley Park, Manchester M28 2QTPerfectly located just 10 minutes from the Trafford Centre, with itsown championship golf course, spa and country club, this hotel hassomething to keep everybody happy on a shopping trip!T: +44 (0)161 975 2000 E: mhrs.mangs.frontdesk@marriotthotels.comMarriottWorsleyPark.co.uk

Radisson Blu Manchester AirportChicago Ave, Manchester Airport, M90 3RAOffering the perfect location for exploring the many shopping areasManchester has to offer. e hotel has a range of beautiful roomsincluding Business Class rooms and Suites, extensive health clubfacilities and spa.T: +44 (0)161 490 5000 E: info.manchester@radissonblu.com radissonblu.co.uk/hotel-manchesterairport

The Lowry Hotel50 Dearmans Pl, Chapel Wharf, Salford, Manchester M3 5LHe Lowry Hotel is part of Rocco Forte hotels and is contemporary,luxurious and comfortable offering the very highest qualityaccommodation, facilities and services including 165 bedrooms (sixriverside suites and the Presidential suite).T: +44 (0)161 827 4000 E: enquiries.lowry@roccofortehotels.comthelowryhotel.com

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WHERE TO STAYManchester offers a wide range of accommodation whichincludes luxury hotels, apartments and country houses.

For more accommodation options go to visitmanchester.com

With three terminals handling over 19 millionpassengers each year, Manchester Airport is theglobal gateway to the North of England. 65airlines ensure Manchester is directly connectedto over 190 destinations and no more than one-stop away from anywhere in the world.

With over 19,000 members of staff, the airporthas also achieved prestigious industryrecognition for customer service.

Whether travelling for business or pleasure,Manchester Airport offers a host of facilitiesand services to help ensure hassle-free travel

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including exclusive tax free shopping, free wifi and a wide range of dining.

Airport shopping and diningJoin the vast number of savvy shoppers alreadytaking advantage of exclusive tax and duty freesavings at the airport. Choose from luxurybrands, cosmetics, clothing, electrical goodsand more. en, make the most of the wideselection of food and drink options availableacross all three terminals.

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e award-winning Manchester Airport is the largest airport outside London.

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International visitors from outside the EU areentitled to reclaim the sales tax (VAT) of 20%(16.67% of the total purchase price) on most of the goods purchased here*.

In order to claim back the VAT, follow theinstructions below:

• At the time of purchase ask for a VAT refund form along with the receipt.

• Complete the form including your name, full address, passport number and arrival and departure dates.

• If Manchester Airport is your final point of departure from the EU, locate a Customs Officer in the departure lounge at the terminal with your goods, receipts and forms.e Customs Officer will stamp the form and return to you.

• Post the form in one of the tax free refund boxes at the terminal or to the tax free agent to obtain your refund.

• Your tax will be refunded on the card you have used to purchase the goods.

Please note that at other UK Airports you may be able to obtain a cash refund or chequedepending on which facilities are available. You are advised to check before you travel.

ere are a number of agents that areresponsible for tax free refunds, listed opposite.

For a full list of retailers go to pages 26-29.

Global BlueGlobal Blue UK, 11th Floor GWII,Great West House, Great West Road,Brentford, TW8

T: +421 232 111 111 - English, German, French, Russian, Italian and SpanishT: +65 69 22 55 88 - English, Japanese, ChineseE: taxfree@global-blue.com/currencychoice@global-blue.comwww.globalblue.com

Tax Free WorldwideTax Free Worldwide UK Ltd,1a e Chandlery, 50 Westminster Bridge Rd,London, SE1 7QY, UK

T: +44 (0) 207 612 1560www.taxeeworldwide.com/uk

Premier Tax FreeFintrax House, Station Road North,Merstham, Surrey, RH1 3ED, UK

T: +44 (0) 1737 644922E: customerservice@uk.premiertaxfree.comwww.premiertaxee.com

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*Terms and conditions apply. Percentage refund may vary. In order to be eligible for a VAT refund in the UK you must be anon-EU resident. You are only eligible if you spend a minimum amount in one store on the same day. is amount varies fromone country to the next. You need to have spent fewer than 365 days out of the two years prior to making the purchase livingin the UK, and you must be leaving the EU (for at least 12 months) within three months of making the purchase.

Blacks Leisure - 200 DeansgateOutdoor clothingblacks.co.uk

Blacks Leisure - 133 DeansgateOutdoor clothingblacks.co.uk

Brooks BrothersMen’s/Women’s fashionbrooksbrothers.com

Cotswold OutdoorOutdoor clothingcotswoldoutdoor.com

Emporio ArmaniMen’s/Women’s fashionarmani.com/gb

Fred PerryMen’s/Women’s fashionfredperry.com

House of FraserLuxury Department storehouseoffraser.co.uk

Mulberry CompanyMen’s/Women’s fashionmulberry.com

StaplesStationary/office suppliesstaples.co.uk

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AspectoMen’s/Women’s fashionaspecto.co.uk

BurberryMen’s/Women’s fashionburberry.com

CamperFootwearcamper.com

French ConnectionMen’s/Women’s fashionfrenchconnection.com

GAPMen’s/Women’s fashionthegap.co.uk

Harvey NicholsLuxury department storeharveynichols.com

HobbsWomen’s fashionhobbs.co.uk

Hugo BossMen’s/Women’s fashionhugoboss.com

J Barbour & SonsMen’s/Women’s fashionbarbour.com

LacosteMen’s/Women’s fashionshop-uk.lacoste.com

Louis VuittonMen’s/Women’s fashionlouisvuitton.co.uk

Mappin & WebbJewellery storemappinandwebb.com

Molton BrownBeauty/cosmetics storemoltonbrown.co.uk

Moss GroupMen’s fashionmoss.co.uk

Office - 16 St Anns SquareFootwearoffice.co.uk

Office - 3 St Anne's HouseFootwearoffice.co.uk

RadleyHandbags, purses &accessoriesradley.co.uk

Russell & BromleyFootwearrussellandbromley.co.uk

SelfridgesLuxury department storeselfridges.com

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Here are some of the key tax ee retailers in Manchester - this isn’ta definitive list, so please ask the cashier at the time of purchase.

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KING STREETAgent ProvocateurLingerieagentprovocateur.com

BelstaffMen’s fashionbelstaff.com

BoodlesJewellery storeboodles.com

Cath KidstonHomeware, clothing,accessoriescathkidston.co.uk

Charles TyrwhittMen’s fashionctshirts.co.uk

Crombie ManchesterMen’s fashioncrombie.co.uk

DieselMen’s/Women’s fashiondiesel.com

DKNYMen’s/Women’s fashiondkny.com

Ernest JonesJewellery storeernestjones.co.uk

HermèsMen’s/women’s fashionhermes.com

HobbsMen’s/women’s fashionhobbs.co.uk

JaegerMen’s/women’s fashionjaeger.co.uk

Jack WillsMen’s/women’s fashionjackwills.com

Jacques VertWomen’s occasion wearjacques-vert.co.uk

Karen MillenWomen’s fashionkarenmillen.com

L'OccitaneCosmeticloccitane.com

MonsoonWomen’s fashionmonsoon.co.uk

Moss GroupFormal men’s fashionmoss.co.uk

Phase EightWomen’s fashionphase-eight.co.uk

Savoy Taylors GuildMen’s fashionsavoytaylorsguild.co.uk

Tommy HilfigerMen’s/women’s fashionuk.tommy.com

Watches of SwitzerlandWatch storewatches-of-switzerland.co.uk

WhistlesWomen’s fashionwhistles.co.uk

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AccessorizeWomen’sfashion/accessoriesaccessorize.com

Adidas (UK) LtdSportswearadidas.co.uk

AldoFootwearaldoshoes.com/uk

AppleEntertainment/digitalwww.apple.com/uk

BeaverbrooksJewellery storebeaverbrooks.co.uk

British Home Stores(BHS)Department storebhs.co.uk

BurtonMen’s fashionburton.co.uk

ClarksFootwearclarks.co.uk

Clas OhlsonHardware retailerclasohlson.com

CoastWomen’s fashioncoast-stores.com

Currys DigitalEntertainment/digitalcurrys.co.uk

DebenhamsDepartment storedebenhams.com

Dorothy PerkinsWomen’s fashiondorothyperkins.com

Ernest JonesJewellery storeernestjones.co.uk

EvansWomen’s fashionevans.co.uk

FossilWatch storefossil.co.uk

GoldsmithsJewellery storegoldsmiths.co.uk

GuessMen’s/Women’s fashionguess.com

H Samuel - Arndale CentreJewellery storehsamuel.co.uk

H Samuel - 103 Market StreetJewellery storehsamuel.co.uk

H&M - 90 Hallé MallMen’s/Women’s fashionhm.com/gb/

H&M - 68-70 Market StreetMen’s/Women’s fashionhm.com/gb/

Helly HansenOutdoor clothinghellyhansen.com

HMV - New Cannon StreetMusic/entertainmenthmv.com

JD Sports - Hallé SquareSportswearjdsports.co.uk

JD Sports - 16-18 Barbarolli MallSportswearjdsports.co.uk

JessopsCamera/digital jessops.com

JJB SportsSportswearjjbsports.com

KitbagSportswearkitbag.com

La SenzaLingerielasenza.co.uk

Lush - 10 Market StreetCosmeticslush.co.uk

Lush - Arndale CentreCosmeticslush.co.uk

Manchester City FCSportswearmcfc.co.uk

Marks and SpencerDepartment storemarksandspencer.com

Miss SelfridgeWomen’s fashionmissselfridge.com

MonsoonWomen’s fashionmonsoon.co.uk

New LookWomen’s fashionnewlook.com

NextMen’s/Women’s fashionnext.co.uk

Nike CitySportswearnike.com/gb/en_gb

OasisWomen’s fashionoasis-stores.com

OctopusStationary/office supplies

PandoraJewellery/Accessoriespandora.net/en-gb

Primark- ManchesterMen’s/Women’s fashionprimark.co.uk

RepublicMen’s/Women’s fashionrepublic.co.uk

Schuh LtdFootwearschuh.co.uk

Slater Menswear-ManchesterMens fashionslaters.co.uk

Sony CentreEntertainment/digitalsony.co.uk

SuperdryMen’s/Women’s fashionsuperdry.com

SwatchWatch storeswatch.com/gb_en

SwarovskiJewellery storeswarovski.com

Urban OutfittersMen’s/Women’s fashionurbanoutfitters.co.uk

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A|X Armani ExchangeMen’s/Women’s fashionarmaniexchange.com

Accessorize Women’s fashion/accessories accessorize.com

AldoFootwearaldoshoes.com/uk

All SaintsMen’s/Women’s fashionallsaints.com

Ann SummersLingerieannsummers.com

Banana RepublicMen’s/Women’s fashionbananarepublic.co.uk

BeaverbrooksJewellery /watchesbeaverbrooks.co.uk

BenchMen’s/Women’s fashionbench.co.uk

BertieFootweardune.co.uk/bertie

British Home Stores(BHS) Department store bhs.co.uk

Coast Women’s fashioncoast-stores.com

Debenhams Luxury department storedebenhams.com

DKNY JeansMen’s/women’s fashiondkny.com

Ernest Jones Jewellery/watchesernestjones.co.uk

Forever 21Women’s fashionforever21.com

Fraser HartJewellery/watchesfraserhart.co.uk

GapMen’s/Women’s fashionthegap.co.uk

GoldsmithsJewellery/watchesgoldsmiths.co.uk

GuessMen’s/Women’s fashionguess.com

Hawes & CurtisMen’s/Women’s fashionhawesandcurtis.com

Jack & JonesMen’s fashionjackjones.com

JD SportsSportswearjdsports.co.uk

JD King of TrainersFootwearjdsports.co.uk

John LewisDepartment storejohnlewis.com

Karen MillenWomen’s fashionkarenmillen.com

Kurt GeigerFootwearkurtgeiger.com

L’OccitaneBeauty/ Cosmeticsuk.loccitane.com

Laura AshleyHomewarelauraashley.com

LipsyWomen’s fashionlipsy.co.uk

LushBeauty/cosmetics lush.co.uk

Mamas & PapasBabywearmamasandpapas.com

MangoWomen’s fashionmango.com

Marks & SpencerDepartment storemarksandspencer.com

MonsoonWomen’s fashionmonsoon.co.uk

OasisWomen’s fashionoasis-stores.com

OmegaWatchesomegawatches.com

RadleyAccecssoriesradley.co.uk

ReissMen’s/Women’s fashionreiss.com

RepublicMen’s/Women’s fashionrepublic.co.uk

River IslandMen’s/Women’s fashionriverisland.com

SelfridgesLuxury department storeselfridges.com

ScottsMen’s fashionscottsmenswear.com

SuperdryMen’s/Women’s fashionsuperdry.com

e Body ShopBeauty/cosmeticsthebodyshop.co.uk

e North FaceOutdoor clothingthenorthface.com

e Pen ShopStationery/office suppliespenshop.co.uk

omas SaboJewellery storethomassabo.com

TimberlandOutdoor clothingtimberland.com

T.M. LewinMen’s/Women’s fashiontmlewin.co.uk

Topshop /TopmanMen’s/Women’s fashiontopman.comtopshop.com

ZaraMen’s/Women’s fashionzara.com

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