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Almondvale Avenue EH54 6QX - Livingston +44 (0) 1506 423600 Livingston Designer Outlet Livingston Designer Outlet (formerly McArthurGlen Linvingston) is the largest designer outlet in Scotland selling everything from clothes to homeware. There are over 100 famous brands under one roof — all with up to 60% off. The 'Cathedral Mall' is the brainchild of architect Don Hisaka, with its opulent glass roof inspired by London's Crystal Palace. It's the perfect setting for heavenly names like Revlon, Armani Collections, Cruise, Mexx and Calvin Klein Jeans. And there are all your high-street favourites too, including Marks & Spencer, The Nike Factory Store, Next Clearance, Ted Baker and Gap Outlet, all with up to 60% off. Access to Livingston Designer Outlet by car: Exit the M8 motorway at Junction 3 and follow the signs to Livingston Town Centre. Livingston Designer Outlet offers ample free parking.
Shopping times: Monday - Wednesday : 9am - 6pm Thursday: 9am - 8pm Friday - Saturday: 9am - 6pm Sunday :11am - 6pm

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