The Percy Street flagship store opened in 2017 and is located in the heart of central London. Influencing and progressing the sneaker and streetwear culture by presenting the most current, sought after and rare sneakers in theworld within a unique store experience. It is dedicated to providing a range of authentic merchandise.

In 2019, Presentedby ventured into Paris opening our store in Le Bon Marché. The boutique offers a range of highly-coveted apparel and footwear, housing brands like Yeezy, Supreme, Off-White™ and more. Designed by architecture firm External Reference, the space has been inspired by the aesthetics of the Le Bon Marché building, notably the square patterns used in the historic glass canopies and iconic escalator built in 1990.
The distinctive design space and exclusive product range deliver a unique in-store experience.

In 2020, Presentedby launched our premium sneaker and streetwear store in Level Shoes, The Dubai Mall.
The store combines technology, fashion and urban culture to create a unique physical retail experience for streetwear enthusiasts. The experiential space is wrapped in a 3D printed lattice structure and features interactive projections on the floor and walls.

In 2021, Presentedby opened the doors to its new sneaker and streetwear consignment boutique in Doha’s renowned Design District. Award-winning architecture partners, External Reference, have designed the store’s experiential space and have used influences from the local regions by blending the dune landscape of Qatar and the tech centric redevelopment of Doha, to offer a truly unique exhibition space.

Building on its portfolio of distinctive retail spaces, PresentedBy opened its doors to its newest premium sneaker and streetwear consignment store in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. The retail space takes its inspiration from the local desert regions with structures that reference a blissful oasis, which includes advanced fabrication with technology, fashion and design. Fixtures and fittings have been translated into parametric sculptures which mimic the movement of water, while digital screens play mock-ups of new pieces on atmospheric simulations.