Summer Retail News in Fort Worth

The Market at Ridglea adds another new outpost, this time in Keller. Vouri takes over the former Apple store spot in Fort Worth, and both Market by Macy’s vacancies fill in with housewares galore. These are the recent retail openings in Fort Worth.

Vouri Adds Luxe Athleisure to University Park Village

The premium performance brand has a fresh Coastal California vibe. But it’s the luxe fabrics that keep customers coming back. Vouri’s Dream Knit and Bliss Blend are performance and coziness all wrapped into one.

More than just yoga pants, Vouri has clothing and accessories for every active lifestyle. Choose from swim, golf, tennis, training, and travel. Shop from their Kore cotton collection or perk up your loungewear staples and packable knits from the Villa Collection.

West Elm & Pottery Barn Are Now Side by Side

Westbend welcomes the arrival of West Elm, which was formerly located in Crockett Row, closed a few years ago. Now it is returning to the city, with its opening at the end of June. And, Pottery Barn has moved across University Drive to Westbend to join its sister store, West Elm. Both are now located at 1751 River Run.

When Westbend first announced the designing duo, they said, “The two iconic brands will open side by side in a combined 22,126-square-foot ground-floor space below 60,000 square feet of office, overlooking the Trinity River, in the former Market by Macy’s store.”

The Market Takes on Keller

The Market Keller adds to the growing offshoots of The Market Ridglea, owned by Amanda Wear. The newest store can be found at 153 South Main Street in Keller. It all began with The Market at Ridglea, which was such a success it spawned The Market in Aledo, and now Keller gets its own.

With many retailers under one roof, the collections are endless. Find home furnishings and clothing for men, women, and children. Plus, gifts galore, party-perfect pieces, candles, handmade items, and more.

The growing range of Market shopping experiences will soon add the historic Hico Mercantile in Hico, Texas. They say the name will remain Hico Mercantile, preserving the history of the property.

Crate & Barrel is Now Open in Southlake

Crate & Barrel is inching its way closer to Fort Worth, with the opening of its newest store Southlake Town Square. You’ll find it at 321 State St, Suite E65. That’s next to Tyler’s and across from Soma Intimates. The new 19,000-square-foot store will occupy the former Market by Macy’s space near the post office.

Crate & Barrel opened in 1962 in Chicago and has locations all over America, but this is Tarrant County’s first Crate & Barrel. Other locations in Texas include Dallas’ Knox Street store and another in Plano’s Shops at Willow Bend. Plus, one in Austin and Houston. The premier home furnishings retailer is known for modern, stylish furniture, kitchenware, and decor, designed to bring beauty and function into everyday living.