CYBEX showcases first festive window display at Harrods

CYBEX is getting into the festive spirit as it launches its first Christmas window at Harrods in Central London. 

Full of gold, glitter and sparkle, the window display will feature one of CYBEX’s most iconic collaborations, the CYBEX Wings by Jeremy Scott. The capsule collection features exquisite black fabrics, stunning gold detailing and his trademark gold wings that will make parents stand out on every street.

One of the most iconic fashion designers and powerhouse behind Moschino, Jeremy Scott is often described as ‘fashion’s latest rebel’ with his revolutionary designs, and the CYBEX Wings by Jeremy Scott is no different.

From Wednesday 2nd December to Saturday 2nd January, the CYBEX display will feature one of the best-selling pushchairs in Harrods, the CYBEX Wings PRIAM, alongside the LUX CARRY COT and the YEMA baby carrier.

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The PRIAM is the ideal pushchair for parents seeking smart functionality and luxury, with features such as all-terrain wheels to tackle a range of surfaces when out and about, a reversible seat unit and one-hand recline.

The LUX CARRY COT features a peekaboo window as well as a skylight view window for little ones to be able to see the world around them when on the go. It also includes an integrated carrying handle in the canopy, making it easier for parents to transport their little ones. 

Luke Burns, UK & Ireland GM at CYBEX, says: “We are really excited to be working with Harrods to spread some joy during this time. The window display will feature one of our most exciting collaborations and one that we know Harrods customers love.”

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CYBEX will also be running a Facebook competition where one lucky winner will be in with a chance of winning the full window collection. For more information, visit https://en-gb.facebook.com/cybexUK 

For more information, visit www.cybex-online.com

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