Developers and company officials celebrated the grand opening of dressbarn March 17.[/caption]
The newest tenant at the Fairfield Town Center,
dressbarn, celebrated its grand opening today, March 17, at 28802 Hwy. 290, Cypress. The store is located in a 6,480-square-foot suite between Homegoods/Marshalls and Bath & Body Works.
The new store is managed by Kelly Appling, who ran dressbarn’s location in the Cypress Town Center for more than 10 years before relocating to Fairfield.
“I’m excited to see what our new store can offer the women of this area,” Appling said. “This is an exciting opportunity to dress the women of Cypress Monday through Sunday, day to night, week to weekend.”
The company offers its own line of women’s casual, wear, office wear and special occasion apparel in size 4-24. Appling described the line as “confident, feminine, east and effortlessly stylish.”
Coming in April
Carl Esser, general manager of the Fairfield Town Center with developer Washington Prime, said several tenants are expected to open in April in the center’s H-E-B anchored building.
Japanese and sushi restaurant,
Yoko Japanese, will open in April in a 3,760-square-foot suite. Other tenants slated to open in April include:
- Nail Bar of Texas
- Dentist Tree of Fairfield
- Slurping Noodle Asian Kitchen
Self-serve frozen yogurt shop
Yogurtland also opened this week offering sixteen different yogurt flavors, including cookies n cream, fresh strawberry, lemonade sorbet and red velvet cupcake. Dozens of topping options include fresh fruit, coconut flakes, brownie bites and various brands of candy.
Developers and company officials celebrated the grand opening of dressbarn March 17.[/caption]
The newest tenant at the Fairfield Town Center, dressbarn, celebrated its grand opening today, March 17, at 28802 Hwy. 290, Cypress. The store is located in a 6,480-square-foot suite between Homegoods/Marshalls and Bath & Body Works.
The new store is managed by Kelly Appling, who ran dressbarn’s location in the Cypress Town Center for more than 10 years before relocating to Fairfield.
“I’m excited to see what our new store can offer the women of this area,” Appling said. “This is an exciting opportunity to dress the women of Cypress Monday through Sunday, day to night, week to weekend.”
The company offers its own line of women’s casual, wear, office wear and special occasion apparel in size 4-24. Appling described the line as “confident, feminine, east and effortlessly stylish.”
Coming in April
Carl Esser, general manager of the Fairfield Town Center with developer Washington Prime, said several tenants are expected to open in April in the center’s H-E-B anchored building.
Japanese and sushi restaurant, Yoko Japanese, will open in April in a 3,760-square-foot suite. Other tenants slated to open in April include:
