“Finally!! A store in Camrose that has a little bit of everything for everybody! …..From kids to women to men. The book nook is excellent! The flower shop was a nice surprise.🌷The clothes selection was beautiful.Clothes to fit everyone.A men’s section was something Camrose needed.The staff were welcoming and friendly.I highly recommend this store.”
“I believe Ariel is who helped me both times I was in, and she is an absolute GOAT. Really kind and helped me out a tonne when I realized I bought the wrong belt size.”
“I wandered into Sure Exposure inside the Duggan Wellness Centre (yes… formerly known as the Duggan Mall ?), and within 10 seconds I knew I was in trouble the good kind of trouble. You know that feeling when you walk into a clothing store and instantly think, “Well, I’m about to spend money”? That was me. The vibe is warm, local, friendly, and full of real-life clothing for actual humans women’s, men’s, AND kids’ sizes, not that online nonsense where you order a “large” and receive something suitable for a houseplant. And can we talk about the matching Christmas PJs? Whole family. Coordinated. Adorable. Zero stress. No shipping, no guessing, no “delayed due to weather” excuses. Just walk in, grab your sizes, and BOOM you’ve saved Christmas. They carry fashion for every size, and the staff actually help you like real humans who live in Camrose and understand Alberta weather moods. The best part? They’re open on Sundays for holiday shoppers, which is basically a Christmas miracle in itself. If you’re searching for “clothing store Camrose,” “local fashion Camrose,” “family matching PJs,” “men’s and women’s clothing Camrose,” or “where to shop local for Christmas,” just head straight to Sure Exposure. I went in for “a quick look” and came out with gifts, outfits, matching PJs, and a renewed appreciation for shopping local instead of rolling the dice with online returns. Support local. Look fabulous. Zero regret. Highly recommend”
Primark added two states to its U.S. map in six days, then stalled in Augusta. The value retailer opened its first Minnesota store on Sept. 3 at Mall of America in Bloomington, close to 35,000 square feet stocked with Minnesota Vikings gear through the chain's NFL partnership. That store was its 46th in the country and put Primark in 15 states. Georgia came five days later. Doors opened at 11 a.m. on Sept. 8 at Sugarloaf Mills in Lawrenceville, northeast of Atlanta, with more than 26,000 square feet of selling space and Atlanta Falcons and Atlanta Hawks apparel starting at $16. That made 47 U.S. stores.
After 25 years of global success, Khaadi is entering the U.S. market. The Pakistani fashion brand opened its first American store in February at Virginia's Tysons Corner Center. They followed the success by opening a second location in Houston's Galleria mall in June. After 25 years of global success, Khaadi is entering the U.S. market. The Pakistani fashion brand opened its first American store in February at Virginia's Tysons Corner Center. They followed the success by opening a second location in Houston's Galleria mall in June.
L.L. Bean, the Maine-based retailer famous for its boots and backpacks, is opening four new U.S. stores this year and plans to expand into the Southeast and Midwest markets in 2025. The company had a grand opening of an Ulster, NY store in April. The other three locations are coming to Pennsylvania, Indiana, and Connecticut this fall.
