OneFootball's home page Search Settings Sign In Sign InJoinSeries tied as handballers lose in Metzingen | OneFootballBorussia Dortmund as Metzingen emerged worthy winners from a thrilling encounter with a final score of 36-32 The Frenchwoman came into the game in the second half and netted six goals The scenario: After winning the first leg 32-28 a week ago, a win in game two in Metzingen would see BVB qualify for a place in the semi-finals there are no draws and goal difference is irrelevant two key players were not in the squad in Metzingen on Saturday: goalkeeper Sarah Wachter is sidelined with a knee injury Everything seemed to be going perfectly. After Tess Lieder saved a seven-metre penalty against Selina Kalmbach, BVB increased the lead to 10-5 thanks to another successful pass from Alicia Langer to the well-positioned centre Lisa Antl - who also scored her fourth goal However, the game was far from over. Metzingen settled into the flow of things around 20 minutes in, successfully managing to cut out the passes to Lisa Antl in the pivot and reduce the deficit to 14-11 (23). BVB were increasingly being frustrated by goalkeeper Lea Schupbach Sandra Erlingsdóttir reduced the deficit to 14-12 four minutes before the break before Svenja Hübner equalised with 60 seconds left in the first half to tie things up at 14-14 Black & Yellows went into the break with their noses in front at 15-14 The picture changed after the break. Henk Groener brought on Kelly Vollebregt and Deborah Lassource for Alicia Langer, who sat on the bench for the rest of the period. The home side were now better in attack against a faltering BVB defence and pulled 21-19 ahead in the 37th minute. BVB were letting the game slip out of their hands It was time for Henk Groener to call a timeout and tell his team to prepare for the final 16 minutes: ‘Stay calm The intervention paid off. The 6-0 defensive formation led to a marked improvement, Deborah Lassource scored a quickfire double to tie the game at 24-24 (46), then Dana Bleckmann put BVB back in front at 25-24 Reactions: Henk Groener: "We just can't manage to consistently deliver a good performance over 60 minutes we lost our way from the 20th minute onwards then squandered good chances up top and finally let the hectic pace get to us when we gave the ball away 15 seconds before the final whistle Now we have to look to decide things in our favour in the third game next Saturday." Outlook: The deciding game against TuS Metzingen will take place on Saturday, 3 May, in the Halle Wellinghofen. 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In the second round of the Bundesliga playoffs in the 2024/25 season of German women's handball TuS Metzingen defeated Borussia Dortmund 36-32 after an extra-time battle recording 1 win and 1 loss in the series (28-32 in the first round) was a game with great emotion in that it could be the last home game of the season Amid the enthusiastic support of the home crowd Metzingen continued his hopes of advancing to the semifinals by winning a dramatic victory over strong team Dortmund until the end which gained momentum by scoring Lena Degenhardt Metzingen began to regain the flow with scores from Sabrina Troster and Selina Kalmbach and goalkeeper Lea Schupbach made a series of good saves to turn the mood around tied the score 14-14 just before the end of the first half and eventually finished the first half with a one-point deficit (14-15) the two teams also engaged in a fierce battle Metzingen took the lead for the first time with Sandra Erlingsdottir making a 7-meter shot Dortmund then came from behind again to lead Jana Scheib scored a dramatic equalizer in her return from injury Metzingen completely took control of the atmosphere back-to-back runs from Lois Van Vlivet and Shayib led the first half 33-30 and led the game to 35-31 with Tröster's score 90 seconds before the end Metzingen won 36-32 after 70 minutes of close play Sabrina Tröster scored seven goals and Yana Klein and Sandra Erlingsdottir scored five goals each in Metzingen while goalkeeper Leah Schwbacher was selected as MVP with 15 saves This victory is the result of everyone's making it together." The third leg of fate will be played at Dortmund's home stadium ※ This service is provided by machine translation tool Riding the 10-year-old gelding Albführen's Iashin Sitte (Bamako de Muze x Tinka's Boy) the current world number two and 2024 Olympic vice-champion Steve Guerdat (SUI) won Friday's CSI5*-W 1.55m Prize of Outletcity Metzingen – counting for the Longines Rankings Group D – at the 2024-edition of Stuttgart German Masters.  Stopping the clock on 61.28 seconds in this second qualifier for Friday night's traditional German Masters Guerdat and Iashin Sitte took the win ahead of Giulia Martinengo Marquet (ITA) and Delta Del'Isle (Tibet Tame x Grain de Soleil) who finished as runners-up with a time of 61.39.  Guerdat's compatriot and current world number eleven Martin Fuchs and Commissar Pezi (Commissario x Böckmann's Lord Pezi) placed third with a time of 62.00 seconds followed by Harrie Smolders (NED) and Monaco N.O.P (Cassini II x Contender) in fourth in 62.66 and Rodrigo Giesteira Almeida (POR) on Solidat (Semper Fi x Chacco-Blue) in fifth in 62.73.  © 2025 World of Showjumping - All rights reserved Powered by Artionet - Generated with IceCube2.Net Tuesday | May 06 2025 | Just 23,000 inhabitants small and yet world-famous: Metzingen has established a name for itself in international fashion that few other cities have achieved a large selection of premium and luxury brands attracts fashion lovers from all over the world to Outletcity How this success story unfolded has been on display since June 25 in The Museum at Ka-nalstraße 6 which is also the originating location for Outletcity Metzingen It is a museum which Outletcity Metzingen presents as a piece of the city's history and the mutual relationship between the destination and the city.  Outletcity Metzingen: the city of textiles home to many and also where the world-renowned Hugo Boss company resides the museum sheds light on the history from three different perspectives The exhibition can be experienced through various senses and is addressed to a wide audience The information is presented on several levels "The multidimensional modes of interaction reflect the diversity of Metzingen The guests can look forward to discovering new knowledge and diving deep into the emotions of exciting stories," says Regine Schöllkopf-Pinakidis The Building's MeaningThe Museum is housed in a building constructed in 1877 that later became the Hugo Boss factory which also housed the Boss and Holy family the first Hugo Boss factory outlet in Germany is opened and gains fame beyond the city's boundary my favourite place at Outletcity is the old factory on Ka-nalstraße Here is where the deepest stories are rooted and the changes to the city and Outletcity can be best seen That is why I was particularly happy about our realising The Museum The building itself is by far not the largest or architecturally the most demanding but for me it is the most unusual and most valuable in terms of overall development," adds Wolfgang Bauer Museum Concept In cooperation with the agency the creative team planned and realised the museum exhibi-tion for example so-called "audio showers" tell the stories and personal thoughts on the different threads of history from the perspective of various Metzingen personalities like Uwe Holy (grandson of Hugo Boss) and Wolfgang Bauer The city's chronology is broken down into milestones that help to define the three threads of history selectively and forcefully depicted in three colours The history of Metzingen and Outletcity can be experienced through large format pictures and small details headlines of old newspaper articles and an interactive media table which also shows a time warp of the city layout Renovation The planning for the building renovations began as soon as the Hugo Boss Outlet stores moved to Hugo Boas Platz in late 2019 The floor area of the complete building is 1,398m? In cooperation with the renowned blocher partners architectural firm the plans for the building's redesign were laid and the renovation took 15 months "Because the building was in unexpectedly poor condition after 124 years the list worthy building needed to have some of its parts replaced or reinforced," shares Wolfgang Bauer Almost all of the companies involved in the project are located nearby The Gallery Parallel to the Museum's kick-off is showing an exhibition by the artist Romulo Kuranyi until June 29" His works are impressive and immediately recognisable thanks to his unique style vivek.mittal@businessworld.in, amit.bhasin@businessworld.in Subscribe to our newsletter to get updates on our latest news Get the latest creative news from FooBar about art, design and business. Outletcity Metzingen is the perfect blend of fashion, lifestyle, cuisine, culture, and a diverse range of events. The city invites guests from all over the world to experience outlet shopping on a new level. Christmas Lights On Event: On November 8th, Outletcity Metzingen shone in festive splendor at the Christmas Lights On event, marking the official start of the Christmas season. Guests enjoyed impressive lighting throughout the Outletcity, a spectacular light show, musical entertainment, and, of course, Christmas delicacies. It was an event that brought a very special magic and made both young and old eyes sparkle. Even More Discounts With the start of the pre-Christmas season, the “Black Weeks” begin on November 18th. Until December 2nd, guests can enjoy exclusive offers with even more attractive discounts of up to 80%. The ideal time to get a head start on Christmas shopping for loved ones and save money at the same time. Cuisine: After an extensive shopping experience, a culinary break is well-deserved. Whether in stylish chalet-chic at the Almresi, with delicious sushi at Champa, or in internationally renowned restaurants and cafes such as Starbucks, Marché Mövenpick, L’Osteria, or the exclusive Boss Café – there’s something for everyone. The Bollicine&Co. Champagne Bar provides sparkling moments of enjoyment with a select range of sparkling wines and Italian delicacies. Overnight Stay: Wake up with a view of the who’s who of the best-known brands? No problem! At the Moxy Outletcity Metzingen Hotel, nothing stands in the way of shopping dreams. In the trendy fashion and lifestyle hotel, style and comfort meet warm hospitality in an urban atmosphere. Want to stay a little longer? If you have extra time, the region around Metzingen is full of attractions. From historic castles to the natural wonders of the Swabian Alps to a plethora of picturesque villages, each celebrating the winter season with their own Christmas Markets, there are many places to discover for young and old. 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Whether for shopping, leisure, cultural exploration, or medical tourism, Outletcity Metzingen and its surroundings promise a memorable travel and shopping experience UAE: Nothing announces the arrival of the holiday season better than festivities at vivid shopping centres and big malls residents of the Gulf countries (GCC) are preparing to jet off with their families and friends to new holiday destinations For those seeking a blend of opulent shopping Outletcity Metzingen in Germany introduces itself as the ultimate destination for GCC travellers now unveiling its latest addition: a chic brand-new on-site hotel and VIP Lounge built to offer an experience beyond shopping for fashion enthusiasts and nature lovers alike Located amidst the picturesque Swabian Alps adjacent to the renowned Black Forest region promises to redefine shopping for its visitors; offering a modern and exclusive physical shopping experience that e-commerce making it an ideal one-day trip destination to nearby cities such as Stuttgart Outletcity Metzingen and its surroundings promise a memorable and fulfilling travel and shopping experience for every visitor Attracting over 4.2 million visitors annually from 185 different nationalities Outletcity Metzingen stands as a global fashion paradise The decision to enhance the shopping experience with a dedicated hotel and VIP Lounge underscores the destination's commitment to meeting the evolving needs of its international clientele The newly inaugurated Moxy Outletcity Metzingen features contemporary elegance and urban sophistication Nestled amidst luxury boutiques and designer flagship stores this chic hotel transcends mere accommodation offering a portal to a lifestyle of an affordable luxury and fashion looks for less replete with modern amenities and creatively adorned fashion decor to versatile communal areas designed for work and gatherings every facet of Moxy Outletcity Metzingen is crafted to captivate and inspire the Fashionista in you For those seeking an elevated level of luxury and personalized service the new VIP Lounge provides an oasis of exclusivity Guests of “The Lounge” enjoy access to a private lounge adorned with elegant furnishings It's a sanctuary where every moment is tailored to surpass expectations and indulge the senses Outletcity is offering Exclusive VIP Shopping Packages & VIP Passes now available at select travel agencies and tour operator offices across the UAE and the GCC countries these packages offer a holiday escape with enticing perks including a generous 10% additional discount With over 170* top and luxury brands offering reduced prices complemented by essential services such as a tax refund center Outletcity Metzingen offers an unparalleled shopping experience year-round Fashion aficionados can revel in discounts of up to 70%* on designer products promising sartorial excellence at unbeatable prices "Outletcity Metzingen welcomes all GCC travelers and fashion enthusiasts to discover the ultimate shopping destination in the heart of Europe now enhanced by a new on-site hotel and VIP Lounge As Europe's largest outlet shopping destination we take pride in offering an experience that goes beyond mere shopping and transcends the ordinary,” “Every moment spent in Metzingen is meticulously crafted by our teams to surpass expectations and captivate the senses With exclusive year-round discounts of up to 70%* and tailored itineraries to nearby attractions and the wider MENA region to explore the ultimate shopping retreat amidst the awe-inspiring panorama of the Swabian Alps." A study by the independent management consultancy ecostra GmbH in cooperation with Magdus has named Outletcity Metzingen Europe's largest outlet** in their recent Market Report The exclusive brand world of Outletcity Metzingen presents itself authentically urbanely and in award-winning architecture With around 170 premium and luxury brands in Metzingen as well as an extensive range of services and tourism offers Germany's first outlet ranks among the international shopping metropolises Around 4.2 million customers from 185 nations visit Metzingen every year The gastronomic offer is very diverse and includes successful concepts such as L'Osteria Digital offers such as the OUTLETCITY APP and the OUTLETCITY CLUB combine real and digital shopping worlds into a holistic experience and put the customer at the centre The press release is provided for informational purposes only legal or investment advice or opinion regarding the suitability value or profitability of any particular security Neither this website nor our affiliates shall be liable for any errors or inaccuracies in the content or for any actions taken by you in reliance thereon You expressly agree that your use of the information within this article is at your sole risk To the fullest extent permitted by applicable law its affiliates and the respective shareholders content providers and licensors will not be liable (jointly or severally) to you for any direct even if the parties have been advised of the possibility or could have foreseen any such damages Get insights and exclusive content from the world of business and finance that you can trust Borussia Dortmund won the first game of the German handball Bundesliga's playoff quarterfinals with a valuable victory giving them an advantage in advancing to the semifinals Dortmund won 32-28 against TuS Metzingen in the first round of the Bundesliga Women's Playoff in the 2024/25 season at Sporthalle Wellinghofen in Dortmund on the 20th (local time) Early in the game was led by away team Metzingen Based on the fast tempo and the organization of the central defense he pushed Dortmund to a 4-0 lead six minutes into the game Dana Bleckmann scored Dortmund's first goal It was definitely goalkeeper Tess Lieder who changed the trend afterwards three consecutive decisive saves turned the mood around and Dortmund gradually regained the rhythm of the attack around the backcourt and Lena Degenhardt scored back-to-back goals to end the first half 14–14 Dortmund took the first lead with Lara Egeling's score and Carmen Campos Costa's success in a seven-meter shot and took full control of the flow of the game The man of the match was definitely Tess Leader she produced a rare scene in which she scored directly even though she was a goalkeeper Metzingen failed to continue the sharpness of his fastball and pass play in the first half and goalkeeper Lea Schupbach also made nine saves but it was not enough to reverse the flow of the game Borussia Dortmund's Alicia Langer said on the team's website we were in such a hurry and made a lot of mistakes the goal is to improve the problems in the first half in the next game on Saturday and to secure a place in the semifinals," he said Borussia Dortmund will finish the series early and advance to the semifinals if they win the second game on the 27th Beranda OneFootball Pencarian Setelan Masuk MasukGabungHandballers win first play-off game against Metzingen | OneFootballBorussia Dortmund The scenario: Borussia had three wins from four games before the international break and went into the quarter-final series against Metzingen with a positive feeling TuS lost their last four games before the internationals and used the break to focus on the play-offs Borussia won both league clashes: 33-29 at home and 32-30 in Metzingen Personnel matters: Sarah Wachter was missing for BVB due to a hip injury sustained in the German national team's international match against Denmark She joined Lena Hausherr (cruciate ligament rupture) on the absentee list but apart from that all players were available for selection for coach Henk Groener The game: The first quarter of an hour of the game belonged to the visitors from Metzingen With an incredibly high tempo in attack and strong defending in the circle TuS were very efficient at countering Dortmund's attack The scoreboard read 4-0 in favour of the visitors before Dana Bleckmann scored the first goal for the Black & Yellows after six-and-a-half minutes Tess Lieder saved Borussia from falling further behind and initiated the home side's comeback with three saves in very quick succession Little was still possible from the wing and the circle but the backcourt now proved to be reliable Lois Abbingh restored Metzingen's lead to 6-5 and Metzingen once again took the ball down the court for Naina Klein to add to her tally The Dutchman told his team to apply more pressure from all positions and not to stand still in front of their defenders the visitors lost their high level of passing accuracy Lena Degenhardt punished this with two goals before the break to make it 14-14 going into the interval Lara Egeling opened the second half with her first goal for Borussia. Carmen Campos' subsequent seven-metre penalty put the Black & Yellows ahead for the first time. In the second half, BVB had a wall in goal: Tess Lieder The 31-year-old saved shot after shot and had already made ten saves after 40 minutes Thanks to their goalkeeper's strong performance Alicia Langer had already scored six times and was thus the key to the Black & Yellows' very good spell in offence The jubilation in the Wellinghofen arena knew no bounds Chants of "Tess Lieder" echoed from the stands on several occasions the Dutchwoman then scored her first goal of the game to make it 28-22 The game had slipped away from TuS and their all-round performance had started to falter Metzingen were no longer able to play at the pace they had displayed in the first half Borussia were more and more dominant as the game progressed and showed a lightness of touch which helped Henk Groener's team cruise to a 32-28 victory Alicia Langer: "We were too hectic at the start and made too many mistakes We moved better in the second half and found solutions That's why I'm happy that we were able to win the game today Now we have to improve on the problems we had in the first half next Saturday We want to make it through to the semi-finals." 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Designed and Developed by NorthStar Media Borussia Dortmund beat TuS Metzingen to rise to second place in the league after a close game Dortmund defeated Metzingen 32-30 in the 19th round of the German women's handball Bundesliga in the 2024/25 season at ̈schhalle in Metzingen one draw and four losses (29 points) in the season Metzingen fell from fifth place to sixth place with nine wins Dortmund struggled with Metzingen's rapid attack and the score gap widened to 5-8 around the eighth minute went on a chase and tied the score at 11-11 around the 11th minute with Kelly Volebrecht's score Dortmund then turned the tables 12-11 with a score by Deborah Lasurks Dortmund widened the gap to 21-18 thanks to Dana Bleckmann's goal but failed to score for the next six minutes Metzingen seemed to take the lead with consecutive goals from Naina Klein and Svenja Hubner Dortmund manager Henk Groener called for a timeout and launched an offensive tactic to put in a seventh field player Dortmund then scored three consecutive goals to keep up to 26–27 and five minutes before the end of the match Lisa Antl and Bolebrecht scored back-to-back goals to tie the score at 28–28 Metzingen scored twice again to take a 28-30 lead but Dortmund finished 32-30 with four goals in last-minute concentration Dortmund led the attack with seven goals Alicia Langer and five goals each by Kelly Bolebrecht and Lois Abbingh and goalkeeper Tess Lieder led the team to victory with eight saves Metzingen led the attack if Selina Kalmbach scored six goals and Nina Klein and Sabrina Troster scored four goals each and goalkeeper Marie Weiss made nine saves Dortmund manager Genk Groener said on the team's website: "We had a strong first half thanks to the players' fight without giving up to the end I am also grateful to the fans who came all the way to support me," he said OneFootball's Homepage Suche Einstellungen Einloggen EinloggenAnmeldenHandballers win first play-off game against Metzingen | OneFootballBorussia Dortmund Personnel matters: Sarah Wachter was missing for BVB due to a hip injury sustained in the German national team's international match against Denmark Lara Egeling opened the second half with her first goal for Borussia. 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Borussia Dortmund won seven consecutive games continuing its unbeaten streak in the German women's handball Bundesliga Dortmund defeated TuS Metzingen 33-29 in the eighth round of the women's handball Bundesliga in the 2024/25 season at Sporthalle Wellinghofen in Dortmund on the 22nd (local time) This solidified Dortmund's lead in the league with seven wins and one draw (15 points) Dortmund led the team's attack with eight goals scored by Carmen Campos Costa while Alicia Langer and Emma Olsson added five goals each Goalkeeper Sarah Wachter added stability to her defense with eight saves Metzingen worked hard with eight goals by Jana Scheib and seven by Nele Franz Metzingen failed to overcome Dortmund's pressure in the second half due to his lack of physical strength Metzingen showed a good flow from the beginning of the game and the score was widened to 5-2 due to the exit of two opposing players The defense centered on Julia Behnke was stable and goalkeeper Marie Weiss saved nine times in the first half alone to prevent Dortmund's attack Dortmund coach Henk Groener changed the trend Dortmund narrowed the score and took an 8-7 first lead in the 19th minute Metchingen coach Miriam Hirsch also responded by requesting an operation time Yana Shave made a fantastic shot from about 10 meters away ending the first half with Metzingen leading 13-11 Dortmund tied the game with two goals under strong pressure Metzingen had difficulty catching the second ball and gradually fell behind Dortmund as the number of attacking mistakes increased Dortmund scored four goals in a row to turn the game around 17-15 and again scored three goals in a row to secure the victory by 25-20 (50 minutes) and five goals Dortmund continued to lead by exchanging points and finished 33-29 "Our team played really well for 45 minutes," Metzingen coach Miriam Hirsh told the Bundesliga there was a short moment in the second half when he couldn't adapt to the opponent's 5:1 defense and couldn't respond quickly in defense Dortmund's thick layer of players eventually worked but I think I've also gained some positives from this game," he said Travel Daily Media Boost your business & benchmark against your competitors with TDM Travel Trade Excellence Awards 2025 – start your entry here » TDM Travel Trade Excellence Awards 2025 – start your entry here » Don't have an account? 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stunning views and natural surroundings that feel a world away from the concrete jungle gardens and vistas – a whole host of cultural culinary and wellness delights await visitors to this revitalising blend of history and luxury And for those seeking the ultimate designer shopping experience a short drive to the east is Metzingen’s retail extravaganza – a mini-city of high-end flagship stores and Europe’s largest outlets.  Known as the ‘Summer Capital of Europe’ during the Belle Epoque period Baden-Baden has a rich and glorious history as one of Germany’s pre-eminent destinations wellness-seekers have been visiting the elegant spa town for centuries drawn to its picturesque natural setting and cultural delights Modern visitors continue to enjoy the many charms of this unique destination that promises to delight and restore body and spa-lovers are spoilt for choice with the local wellness venues a modern spin on the town’s historic bathing culture – where contemporary architecture meets luxury wellness If you prefer a more traditional spa experience the majestic Friedrichsbad is a textile free bathing temple offering 17 steps of recommended wellness the mineral-rich thermal waters of Baden-Baden are renowned for promoting natural healing and enhanced well-being Baden-Baden was honoured in 2021 by UNESCO as one of the Great Spa Towns of Europe but there’s much more to this captivating town than its wellness resorts Perhaps the ultimate must-see destination is the Casino Baden-Baden a place Marlene Dietrich described as ‘the world’s most beautiful casino’ This exquisite Belle Epoque gambling hall is like a step back in time to the heyday of Europe’s royals and nobles many of whom have graced the roulette tables of this stunning old-world casino The town also boasts an impressive collection of museums theatres and galleries that would satisfy even the keenest culture lovers It’s rare for a town to have a one Michelin-starred restaurant This ethos of culinary excellence is why the town is renowned among foodies and gastronomes with an impressive range of fine dining establishments and gourmet restaurants on offer where wine lovers can sample the local Riesling varieties surrounded by spectacular views of the local countryside.  Baden-Baden offers a wide range of accommodation options from luxury five-star hotels to smaller four-star family-run hideaways that pull out all the stops Whether you’re looking for palatial resort hotels reminiscent of European royalty or contemporary architecture full of stylish interiors sports and home and living brands is a high-level luxury shopping experience where you can spruce up your holiday wardrobe or bag some stylish designer pieces to take home Whether you’re after a Gucci bag or some Jimmy Choos the range of flagship designer stores makes this a haven for label lovers and is just a 90-minute drive from Baden-Baden The home of designer deals – at Outletcity Metzingen UK shoppers can bag even more bargains by reclaiming the VAT The designer shops are not the only arbiters of good taste at Outletcity Metzingen with an inspiring range of venues to refuel or relax Enjoy cocktails and nibbles in the Moxy Hotel or a glass of fizz in the Bollicine Champagne Bar to celebrate a good day’s shopping Foodies are spoilt for choice with a range of restaurants and cafes whether you want a leisurely lunch or a quick pit stop there’s something to whet every appetite.  The Moxy Outletcity Metzingen is a fashion and lifestyle hotel designed to accommodate serious shoppers with a taste for the best the on-site hotel is the perfect base to discover the designer flagship stores that Outletcity Metzingen is famous for you’ll be among friends in this ultra-stylish shopping retreat – and with the Moxy Bar open 24/7 the fun goes on long after the stores are closed Outletcity Metzingen has ample parking and a range of options there are regular trains from Stuttgart and Baden-Baden to Metzingen which leaves from Stuttgart airport as well as Stuttgart city centre Once you arrive at the Metzingen train station it is a leisurely 15-20 minute walk to the first shops Baden-Baden lies in the southwestern region of Germany close to the French border and the River Rhine There are a number of travel options from the UK After choosing your preferred option for crossing onto the continent there are many picturesque routes to Baden-Baden through France or Belgium There are regular flights from London Stansted to Karlsruhe/Baden-Baden Airport (FKB) which is approximately seven miles west of Baden-Baden town centre Taking the train from London is a great option for travelling in relaxed comfort while enjoying the picturesque countryside of Europe along the way and then use France’s high-speed train line (TGV) for onward travel to Baden-Baden However you choose to travel to the beautiful city of Baden-Baden If this has made you curious, visit baden-baden.com and outletcity.com to find out more one of the destination’s preferred booking partners will help you create an unforgettable getaway: fredholidays.co.ukquintessentiallytravel.com HUGO BOSS INVESTS IN CAMPUS OF THE FUTURE AND ATTRACTIVENESS OF ITS HEADQUARTERS New office building with 350 workstations and new facilities to open in 2025More than EUR 100 million investments into campus between 2021 and 2025Increased hospitality services for employees with new restaurant and barista barStreet renaming into "Holy-Allee" in the context of Company's 100-year anniversaryHUGO BOSS sets the path for further growth and expands and enhances its headquarters in Metzingen The premium lifestyle Company has officially started today the construction work for a new office building on its approximately 175.000 m² campus with a groundbreaking ceremony The modern new building will be completed in 2025 and provide space for 350 workstations A particular focus will be on sustainability as HUGO BOSS is aiming for platinum certification from the German Sustainable Building Council (DGNB) for the building the Company is allocating a total investment of more than EUR 100 million in upgrading its headquarters it has comprehensively invested in modernizing and digitalizing its brand showrooms to optimize the buying process for its wholesale and business partners In line with the Company’s “Lead in Digital” approach additional space has been created for an e-commerce photo studio in the Metzingen premises Further additions to the campus include facilities such as a redesigned VIP shop HUGO BOSS aims to further increase its employer attractiveness and to create an enjoyable best-in-class workplace experience for the more than 3,000 employees in Metzingen and future talents "2024 will be a true milestone in our Company’s history as we will celebrate our 100-year anniversary as HUGO BOSS," says CEO Daniel Grieder Our aim is to create the campus of the future at our headquarters which is especially important to attract more international talents and stand out as an employer of choice." To offer a modern and welcoming experience HUGO BOSS has also redesigned the visitor and employee entrance area for the campus with an alley planting and a lounge-like foyer and reception.New street sign for Holy-Allee revealed The entrance area together with the new campus building are located at Holy-Allee which was officially inaugurated today with the presence of Uwe Holy former CEO of the Company and grandson of the founder Hugo Boss The Holy-Allee is the Company’s new postal address with the renaming carried out in connection with the 100-year anniversary of HUGO BOSS in 2024 The new name pays tribute to the achievements of Uwe and Jochen Holy and their family who played a key role in shaping the Company’s success HUGO BOSS became the international fashion and lifestyle group it is today If you have any questions, please contact: Carolin Westermann  Vice President Global Corporate Communications Phone +49 7123 94 – 86321 Email carolin_westermann(at)hugoboss.com GROUP.HUGOBOSS.COM X: @HUGOBOSS LINKEDIN: HUGO BOSS HUGO BOSS BEGRÜSST JOHANN LAFER ALS TEIL DES NEUEN UND INNOVATIVEN GASTRONOMIEKONZEPTS HUGO BOSS lädt den deutschen Spitzenkoch Johann Lafer auf den Campus in Metzingen ein Gemeinsam mit dem Küchenteam der HUGO BOSS AG kocht Lafer vom 15 Oktober regionale und saisonale Gerichte für Mitarbeitende des Unternehmens am Hauptsitz.  Das Programm umfasst mehrere Highlights von der Zubereitung der Tagesmenüs durch das HUGO BOSS Küchenteam unter Lafers Anleitung bis hin zu Abendveranstaltungen für Jubilarinnen und Jubilare sowie einem exklusiven Kochkurs für Mitarbeitende mit dem Küchenprofi Die Aktionswoche ist Teil des neuen Gastronomiekonzepts von HUGO BOSS mit dem das Unternehmen eine Vorreiterrolle in der Betriebsgastronomie einnehmen möchte Dazu gehört unter anderem die Modernisierung der Gastrobereiche: Am Campus in Metzingen haben Mitarbeitende die Möglichkeit zwischen thematisch unterschiedlichen Restaurants zu wählen – darunter das Free Flow Restaurant Good Times welches vegane und vegetarische Gerichte anbietet das A-la-carte-Restaurant Sky Times mit Sharing-Konzept und offener Showküche sowie der neue 24/7 Mini Shop Deli Times Zu den Nachhaltigkeitsaspekten des neuen Konzepts gehört auch die Einführung eines eigenen HUGO BOSS Mehrwegsystems Auch als Arbeitgeber setzt HUGO BOSS mit der Weiterentwicklung neue Maßstäbe Mit dem im Juli neu eröffneten Deli Times schafft das Unternehmen erstmalig einen Bereich der Zugehörigkeit für Menschen mit besonderen Bedürfnissen und damit ein noch inklusiveres Arbeitsumfeld Das Angebot des Deli Times umfasst 24/7 verfügbare Kioskartikel und Lebensmittel ein vielfältiges Frühstücksangebot sowie tagsüber verschiedene Salatvarianten und Pasta-Gerichte Die bei HUGO BOSS verwendeten Produkte und Lebensmittel stammen teilweise von regionalen Inklusionsbetrieben Abgerundet wird das gastronomische Angebot am Standort durch die BOSS Bar Eine weitere BOSS Bar betreibt HUGO BOSS in seinem Outlet am Hugo-Boss-Platz 1 in Metzingen Sie ist für alle Besucherinnen und Besucher zugänglich Bildmaterial steht unter folgendem Link zur Verfügung: https://press-service.hugoboss.com/press-portal-pages/corportate-communications/HUGO-BOSS-Gastronomiekonzept-Johann-Lafer.html Carolin Westermann Senior Vice President Corporate Communications Telefon: +49 7123 94-86321 E-Mail: carolin_westermann@hugoboss.com Sign InJoinBVB women's handball team beats Metzingen 34-24 in top match | OneFootballBorussia Dortmund In the run-up to the Bundesliga match of Dortmund women’s handball team against TuS Metzingen. BVB coach André Fuhr had spoken of a "top match in which we will definitely be strongly challenged." But it only proved a close match in the opening 15 minutes: In the end Borussia won clearly and deservedly 34-24 (17-9 at half time) and consolidated second place in the table The Borussia women had now settled into the game, and were also getting stuck in defensively and made life difficult for Metzingen. BVB goalkeeper Madita Kohorst was also in fine form and saved her side from conceding a goal with a strong foot reflex Metzingen coach Marlene Kalf reacted to the negative run of her team and took the first time-out after 20 minutes on the contrary: the hosts pulled away to a 13-5 lead after 24 minutes The lead stretched to 10 goals three minutes before half-time - Metzingen was now completely powerless the guests grew increasingly into the game the half-time lead was comfortable from Dortmund's point of view: going into the dressing rooms with a 17-9 lead Metzingen was again responsible for the first goal after the restart: Silje Brøns Petersen made it 17-10 after which the Fuhr team tightened the reins again: Grijseels Moreno and Zschocke restored the ten-goal lead with five minutes played in the second half The second-placed team from Dortmund was already clearly heading for two points in this home match The fans rewarded the strong performance with thunderous applause. Well-deserved, because a quarter of an hour before the final siren, BVB was leading 27-16 against the fifth-placed team from Metzingen - a strong performance Dortmund coach Fuhr also took a time-out at 29-19 who actually plays for Borussia's A-youth team scored her first goal in the Bundesliga with a penalty to make the score line 32-22 after 55 minutes with the final score line showing 34-24 in favour of the Black & Yellows but then we were very mobile and defended well the crowd was also really good," said coach André Fuhr after the match I was also pleased with how Mie Sando held her own at the circle it was a strong performance by the whole team." View publisher imprintShare this articleRelated NewsReport: Guirassy committed to Dortmund despite €70m release clause Arsenal get major injury boost for Champions League showdown with PSG In order to reconcile economic and ecological interests we have been operating certified environmental and energy management systems in accordance with the international standards DIN EN ISO 14001 and ISO 50001 since 2012 These are regularly audited by external certification companies our largest own production site in Turkey and the production site in Italy are also certified in accordance with ISO 50001 This enables us to continuously improve our environmental performance and demonstrably comply with legal obligations In addition to the headquarters in Metzingen (certified since 2012) our European locations have also been certified in accordance with the DIN EN ISO 50001 energy management system since 2017 We are working to improve the energy efficiency of our sites by analyzing environmental data like the energy and water consumption and implementing potential energy and water saving measures Focus topics are energy consumption and CO2 emissions as well as water use and waste management We strive to implement the standards of the German Sustainable Building Council (DGNB) for the construction of our own new buildings Our four new buildings in Germany have already been successfully certified with platinum the new BOSS Outlet in Metzingen was awarded two platinum certificates by the German Sustainable Building Council (DGNB) The building itself as well as the interior spaces received the highest award level HUGO BOSS was the first company in Germany to receive the two certificates Sustainability aspects were already taken into account during the planning phase – these included the use of over 20 geothermal bores and a photovoltaic system on the roof with an annual electricity generation of around 539 MWh This corresponds to an annual consumption of 108 four-person households Additionally required electricity is covered with 100 % green electricity In addition to the efficient energy supply of the building LED lighting was used throughout the entire sales area Motion-controlled LED lighting was also installed in ancillary rooms we have used FSC®-certified wood as well as recycled and low-pollution materials The flexible furniture concept offers the possibility of quickly converting different areas which can be achieved without the use of new elements With the newly opened company daycare center HUGO BOSS offers an attractive service for families while at the same time ensuring that the modern building has the lowest possible impact on the environment This building has been awarded a platinum certificate by the DGNB The wood hybrid construction (a mix of wood and reinforced concrete) leads to a very good ecological balance It was particular important to us to use certified materials (mainly wood) that have a long durability and are environmentally friendly a photovoltaic thermal system was installed In this way we generate electricity for our own needs and can also heat and cool the building The electricity procured is 100% from renewable energy sources we save energy because heat can be recovered via the ventilation system We have expanded our headquarters in Metzingen in recent years modern administration building was built in 2013 which is characterized by its particularly sustainable construction and operation the building was awarded a platinum certificate by the DGNB for its sustainable construction The second platinum certificate from the DGNB was received in the summer of 2017 – HUGO BOSS decided to obtain additional certification in the category "Buildings in Operation" attention was paid to ensuring that the building met the highest sustainability standards during operation – this includes the photovoltaic system on the roof which generates approximately 39,000 kWh of electricity per year Further construction highlights include the green atrium with a watercourse the targeted use of health-compatible building materials with low environmental impact and the high degree of flexibility in interior design Our distribution center in Filderstadt was also awarded platinum certification by the DGNB The building also has a photovoltaic system on its roof: nearly 2,000 modules on the 14,000m2 roof area generate enough energy to supply over 110 four-person households with electricity for a whole year The fully automated shuttle warehouse has been implemented within the logistics center – the entire area comprises nearly 10,000m² and is unheated and unlit A combined heat and power unit ensures the efficient supply of heat the distribution center has been fully equipped with energy-efficient LED lighting since 2017 Thanks to the energy-saving light sources and the resulting longer useful life the energy consumption for lighting has been reduced by about half Further advantages include an improvement in lighting quality and a reduction of the heat load in the building All HUGO BOSS store concepts define sustainability criteria as an integral part of all phases from planning to execution of our sites LED lighting is installed as standard not only in the sales area and is complemented by the use of motion detectors. Spacious seating areas also contribute to the high quality of stay When building or renovating each of our own stores low-emission materials are processed to ensure high indoor air quality as well as materials such as FSC®-certified wood and recycled metal The ventilation and air-conditioning concept includes heat recovery systems and energy-efficient components with modern control units we also use water-saving fittings in the sanitary areas to reduce our water footprint Motion sensors also adjust the water supply to the current demand all stores throughout the Group have been built or renovated in accordance with the defined sustainability criteria HUGO BOSS has written a manual that applies to all external planners and architects containing the standards of our sustainable store concepts The Store Implementation Manual is regularly revised by an interdisciplinary team at HUGO BOSS for example to adapt to new technical standards The store concepts will continue to be implemented in all new openings and renovations of the Group's own retail stores – especially to help achieve continuous savings in the areas of energy and water HUGO BOSS has selected key retail stores certified by globally recognized certification systems for the classification of sustainable buildings The company uses Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) or the Building Research Establishment Environmental Assessment Method (BREEAM) Two stores in the USA (BOSS Store in Boston and BOSS Outlet in Denver) have already been certified according to LEED and the BOSS Flagship Outlet in Metzingen has been certified according to DGNB and awarded the highest level of platinum HUGO BOSS thus proves that its sustainable store concepts meet recognized sustainability standards.  British shoe retailer Dr Martens has opened its first outlet store in Germany The 155 square metre store is located in the Outletcity shopping centre in Metzingen The retailer has teamed up with Stuttgart artist Vivien Staff who has a dedicated area in the store to exhibit her works This article was originally written on FashionUnited.DE before being translated and edited to English Outletcity Metzingen organized a familiarisation tour to Europe’s largest outlet or Zurich for Indian luxury travel agents viz A day trip was organised  for a group of luxury travel agents attending IMEX 2023 The visit introduced the travel partners to every aspect of the stunning product and allowed greater insights into the buzzing Outletcity AG on the sideline of the fam trip mentioned ‘We are thrilled to host the FAM trip from India to showcase Outletcity as a shopping paradise This trip was an excellent opportunity for the agents to experience and understand first hand the potential of attracting shopaholics to Outletcity which is a rare gem that gives you an immersive shopping experience’ At Outletcity Metzingen there are over 150 premium and luxury brands such as Burberry Tommy Hilfiger and the world’s largest BOSS outlet Outletcity also serves a variety of culinary delights The interplay of fashion and cuisine makes this a successful marriage German value shopping village Outletcity Metzingen has emerged as the new number one outlet among the economically most successful ones in Europe according to the recently released by Outlet Centre Performance Report Europe (OCPRE) All 180 pieces of a suit are cut by laser machines allowing pinstripes and Prince-of-Wales checks to appear seamless when the suit is put together The vast array of machines are in control of every aspect of the tailoring steps traditionally made by hand apart from the lining which is still handmade for ultimate comfort The latest laser and sewing technology mimics handcraft techniques with flawless results limiting the chance of human errors The Metzingen site is used as a development and a production facility its Technical Center mainly produces suits Customer orders are sent through to the Metzingen technical centre where the order is created mainly by machine As originally featured in the April 2017 issue of Wallpaper* (W*217) escapism and design stories from around the world direct to your inbox Europe’s largest luxury discount outlet mall has signed a partnership to promote the destination to Gulf shoppers as Germany reported a 318 percent surge in tourists from the region in the first half of this year struck the deal with Dubai-based AVIAREPS Middle East to promote it to travellers and consumers in the UAE Outletcity Metzingen is near the Black Forest region said she was pleased “to finally have a permanent physical presence in the GCC market” She added she is aiming to target “all shopping and fashion enthusiasts as well as general travellers from the Gulf countries who are planning a visit to Europe” according to the German National Tourist Board (GNTB) In the first six months of 2022 there were 335,000 overnight stays from Gulf nationals The GNTB also reported in May that it had increased its 2022 marketing budget in the Gulf after making savings by shutting down several of its international offices “We actually got a 10 percent budget increase because we unfortunately had to close our Russian office,” Yamina Sofo director of sales and marketing for the GCC at the German National Tourist Office (GNTO) told AGBI at the Arabian Travel Market in Dubai in May Sofo said she planned to use the extra budget to expand Germany’s marketing press and social media activities in the Gulf including a roadshow which took place earlier this month AGBI registered members can access even more of our unique analysis and perspective on business and economics in the Middle East Already 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Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries and its allies Goldman now expects Brent crude to average $60 per barrel for the rest of 2025 and $56 per barrel in 2026 Receive our weekly Newsletterand set tailored daily news alerts The final presentation of Fashion School in Metzingen recently took place at the Audi Center in Reutlingen Knitwear, Knitted Outerwear, Collections, Colours/​Trends Stoll introduces new Connective Pattern Software suite Stoll sustainable knitwear webinar for Fashion Council Germany Stoll to present modern flat knitting technologies at Techtextil This website is using a security service to protect itself from online attacks The action you just performed triggered the security solution There are several actions that could trigger this block including submitting a certain word or phrase You can email the site owner to let them know you were blocked Please include what you were doing when this page came up and the Cloudflare Ray ID found at the bottom of this page This article was published earlier on FashionUnited.de said the cameras were found earlier this week Metzingen said that an unnamed person who worked with the team is being treated by police as a suspect and their role with the club has been terminated “We won’t let something like this get us down – and the fact that the team wants to play handball again immediately is a very strong signal,” the team’s manager we received a lot of support from the police The women’s handball Bundesliga said in a statement that it was “shocked” by the find and that “we condemn this reprehensible behavior in the strongest possible terms.” There was a similar incident in the same league last year when three cameras were found at another club The league said on Thursday that investigations in that case are still ongoing HUGO BOSS opens first Flagship Store in Ginza HUGO BOSS will open the doors of its first BOSS flagship store in Japan at Ginza Tokyo’s famous shopping district and most exclusive high-fashion hub Spanning two floors and a total retail space of 480 square meters the store features the brand’s latest interior concept and will present the full-line up of BOSS products and collections – from womenswear and menswear to the exclusive BOSS Made To Measure tailoring offer providing for exceptional customized service and an exclusive shopping experience Innovative and welcoming: the store concept The signature elements of the store’s interior concept are the white suspended back wall panels which give the impression of a “floating” wall and create the ideal backdrop for presenting product Freestanding furniture with cubic and solid shapes perfectly contrasts with the floating background wood and polished chrome materials adds to the modern and welcoming atmosphere beige and black – mainly featured in textiles and wall treatments – radiate a warm and homely feel inviting seating and subtle warm skylights throughout the store customers can get inspired by the integrated digital media walls on the façade and in the store which show branded content as well as the latest videos and campaign footage aiming to enrich the brand experience and the customer journey a dedicated capsule collection featuring a unique print will be available exclusively in Japan shorts and slides available for a limited time only.  modern collections focused on quality and design to create an impeccable look – be it business The menswear and womenswear line is also supplemented with shoes and accessories as well as eyewear group.hugoboss.comTwitter: @HUGOBOSSLinkedIn: HUGO BOSS Register to Drapers to read ONE FREE article and a FREE digital edition Hugo Boss has revealed plans to expand its Metzingen headquarters in south west Germany with an investment of more than €100m (£85m) The German fashion giant has today commenced work to create a new office building on its existing 1,884 sq ft headquarters campus It said sustainability will be at the forefront of construction work and will be aiming for a platinum certification from the German Sustainable Building Council (DGNB) for the building The space will also hold modernised digital brand showrooms to streamline the buying process for its wholesale and business partners alongside the creation of a studio for ecommerce photos Further additions will be a new employee restaurant and an events area Hugo Boss’s chief executive Daniel Grieder said that 2024 would be a “true milestone” as the company celebrates its 100-year anniversary this month “Our aim is to create the campus of the future at our headquarters which is especially important to attract more international talents and stand out as an employer of choice." Last month,  Hugo Boss confirmed its outlook for fiscal year 2023 when it reported a 12% rise in operating profit to €103m (£90m) for the quarter to 30 September Tagsexpansion Hugo Boss White Stuff CEO Jo Jenkins is leaving the business after seven years… Footwear brand Skechers will be taken private after it agreed to be… Hugo Boss Group has reported a decline in EBITDA during the first… Get full access to all the fashion industry news and intelligence you need Browse the archive of more than 55,000 articles read the daily and weekly newsletters in full and gain priority access to Drapers events The Business of FashionAgenda-setting intelligence analysis and advice for the global fashion community access one complimentary BoF Professional article of your choice Receive news, offers and invites from BoFOur newsletters may include 3rd-party advertising, by subscribing you agree to the Terms and Conditions & Privacy Policy the chief executive of German fashion house said on Wednesday "We must prepare for a very difficult second quarter," Mark Langer told the company's annual general meeting held online Langer said conditions were particularly tough in Europe and America which account for about 85 percent of sales and which are still hit by store closures and restrained consumption patterns "We only expect a noticeable but gradual improvement in the market environment from the third quarter at the earliest," he said Hugo Boss warned earlier this month it expects second quarter sales to fall by at least 50 percent even though all its stores have reopened in China and are gradually reopening elsewhere For more information read our Terms & Conditions Designer Jide Osifeso will shape the creative direction of Reebok Basketball as the brand seeks to re-establish itself in a performance category it’s been absent from for more than a decade The comfort sneaker brand’s $63-per-share acquisition by the Brazilian private equity firm 3G shocked both the fashion and financial worlds A gloomy economy probably won’t spoil the Costume Institute’s big party but the ones who do it right foster genuine customer loyalty and extraordinarily high levels of engagement The essential daily round-up of fashion news