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Battlefield Mall is adding a handful of new offerings to its store portfolio.
LoveSac, Offline by Aerie, Riddle’s Jewelry and The Royal Slice are scheduled to open later this year, and MobilexpressFix is now operational in the retail shopping center at the northwest corner of Battlefield Road and Glenstone Avenue, according to a news release.
LoveSac, a Stamford, Connecticut-based furnishings retailer that offers modular furniture, is scheduled to open this summer. Battlefield Mall's online map indicates LoveSac would operate immediately north of the Warby Parker glasses retailer in an exterior-facing space on the east side of the shopping center.
Also expected to open this summer at Battlefield Mall is Offline by Aerie, an activewear clothing retailer from Pittsburgh-based American Eagle Outfitters Inc. The mall map shows the store in between The Children's Place and Dry Goods near the food court.
A fall opening is expected for Riddle’s Jewelry, an on-site jewelry repair and jewelry sales business based in Rapid City, South Dakota. It would be located adjacent to Aeropostale and Brightness Massage Spa, also near the food court.
Also joining the mall's offerings is a new pizza restaurant in The Royal Slice, with a spring opening planned.
MobilexpressFix, a mobile phone repair shop, has opened near Tradehome Shoes, according to the release.
Battlefield Mall, which spans around 1.2 million square feet, also recently announced with Dillard's that the Little Rock, Arkansas-based retailer would consolidate its operations in the mall. The company is targeting a fall completion date for a project through which Dillard’s will occupy roughly 178,000 square feet that was vacated by Sears in 2020. With the occupation of the former Sears, Dillard’s will exit its two existing spaces in Battlefield Mall on the north and southeast sides of the shopping center, according to past reporting.
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