Glossary entry

Spanish term or phrase:

tienda de imagen

English translation:

image store/shop/boutique

Added to glossary by Lydia De Jorge
Jan 15, 2009 18:45
15 yrs ago
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Spanish term

tienda de imagen

Spanish to English Marketing Textiles / Clothing / Fashion
In an article about a company opening a new shop for children's clothing it states:

La *tienda de imagen", que es como la firma llama a sus espacios propios, está situada ......

Any ideas what this can be 'image shop' doesn't seem to make much sense. TIA
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Jan 16, 2009 00:39: Lydia De Jorge Created KOG entry

Discussion

Lydia De Jorge Jan 15, 2009:
Coppo, 'image shop' makes as much sense as 'tienda de imagen' - unless, it is is the name of the store, in which case it remains the same.

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image store/shop/boutique

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Glad to be of help!
Note from asker:
It's not the name of the store. Guess I will go for the literal trans then, maybe they are using the word in a more poetic sense like 'imagery'..?
Peer comment(s):

agree Eloi Castellví Alonso : Como parece una expresión muy particular, yo también optaría por una traducción literal.
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Gracias Eloy!
agree Margarita Ezquerra (Smart Translators, S.L.)
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Beso!
agree Robert Copeland
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Many thanks Robert!
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Image Store/Image Department Store/Image Clothing Store

Image Clothing
www.imagemelrose.com

ImageStoreWith ImageStore for Healthcare – a web-based solution for managing patient photos – specific patient information is just a mouse click away. ...

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flagship store

I imagine they are talking about the flagship store. Flagship stores seem to be the preferred term by many firms at the moment - seems to be a bit of a buzzword.

From Wikipedia: A flagship store, or simply a flagship, is a main store from a retailer designed to serve a mainstream of customers. Most noticeably, flagships are found in prominent shopping districts (e.g., Ginza, Madison Avenue, etc.) that are targets for a main set of worldwide high-income shoppers. Because of this, shopping at an upscale flagship is seen as high social/economic status. Flagships are, as well, larger in retail size (bigger than its retailer's outlets and in mall stores) and hold the most volumes in merchandise. These stores become a more preferred shopping destination for the retailers' goods. Flagships are meant to overshadow its sister stores in its area.

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