Liverpool

Liverpool was founded in 1847 in Mexico City by Jean-Baptiste Ebrard as one of Latin America's original department store operations, evolving across the post-1950 era into Mexico's defining mainstream luxury department store anchor alongside El Palacio de Hierro. The brand operates 120+ locations across Mexico, with the Polanco and Insurgentes flagships in Mexico City anchoring the brand's broader Mexican department store presence. The Liverpool vocabulary spans the full Mexican mainstream luxury department store gamut: women's and men's ready-to-wear floors carrying European and American luxury and contemporary designer brands; an exceptional beauty and perfume hall; an integrated home-and-furnishings program; plus the broader luxury department store mix that distinguishes Liverpool from peer-class Mexican retail. The brand operates at mainstream-to-mid-luxury price points that anchor Mexican department store retail. Liverpool operates 120+ Mexican locations plus a robust e-commerce platform. The brand's customer base—heavily skewed toward Mexican mainstream and middle-class customers plus high-net-worth luxury customers—treats Liverpool as the defining Mexican mainstream luxury department store anchor. For Mexico City and broader Mexican customers building a curated wardrobe through the post-1990 era, Liverpool has been one of the defining retail destinations alongside El Palacio de Hierro and the broader Mexican department store retail network.