The Luxury Shirt Company also sells high-end men's apparel, mainly shirts, including distinctive European style shirts imported from outside the U.S. However the retailer does not offer tailoring, White said. The retailer signed a 2,100-square-foot lease in Building E between the recently expanded Lone Star Tobacco and B. de Vine Interior Design, which opened in March.
Although Vintage Park houses several apparel retailers, White said the two new tenants will be the first men's apparel retailers within the development.
"We don't have any now, [and] we're thrilled to be bringing these people on," White said. "Noble Energy is coming in right across from the highway and oil and gas companies are primarily [employed by] men. It's a good addition, because all of those people have a place to shop to get their business attire."
The development is 343,000 square feet, White said. With the two additions, Vintage Park is about 89 percent occupied.