Fashion brand Los Angeles Apparel unveils its first-ever flagship store location in the bustling area of SoHo, New York City.
Los Angeles Apparel Opens First Flagship Store in New York City
Los Angeles Apparel, a fashion manufacturer and retailer based in Los Angeles, has made its debut in the Big Apple with the opening of its first standalone store in the US. The new retail location, spanning 24,687 square feet across five floors, is situated within a landmark SoHo property, previously home to Topshop's flagship store in NYC.
The store, located at 480 Broadway Street, SoHo, in New York City, marks a significant milestone for the brand as it expands its operations nationwide. Founded by Dov Charney, who was previously the CEO of American Apparel, Los Angeles Apparel operates a vertically integrated business model that focuses on domestic manufacturing.
The retail location's infrastructure has been upgraded, while preserving its architectural roots. KPG Funds, a New York-based owner and developer of office buildings, leased the building housing the new retail location. In a statement, KPG Funds expressed support for Los Angeles Apparel, citing its contribution to the cultural and economic fabric of cities.
The store lease agreement was signed by Los Angeles Apparel for its debut New York City store. The opening is seen as a strategic advancement in the brand's efforts to scale its operations nationwide. The new retail location is also viewed as a means for growing brands to create jobs within the US.
Dov Charney, the founder of Los Angeles Apparel, started the company in 2016. The retail location's opening marks the first retail location for Los Angeles Apparel outside of Los Angeles. The store opening is a strong endorsement of New York City's retail strength and is part of Los Angeles Apparel's strategy to expand its operations nationwide.
In conclusion, the opening of Los Angeles Apparel's first flagship store in New York City is an exciting development for both the brand and the fashion industry. With its commitment to domestic manufacturing and job creation, Los Angeles Apparel is set to make a significant impact in the US fashion landscape.
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