Popular, high-end athleisure brand Aritzia and its A-OK Cafe lead a group of new tenants at PREIT’s renowned Cherry Hill Mall, which is approaching its 65th anniversary.
In what PREIT describes as its strongest collection of new retailers in years, Aritzia and its in-store A-OK Cafe concept are among six nationally recognized brands expanding the mall’s lineup through leases totaling nearly 30,000 square feet.
Crocs, Indochino, Timberland, True Religion, and gorjana have signed leases at Cherry Hill Mall and are opening on a staggered timeline that began late last month and extends through the 2027 holiday season.
Tucked in is the mall’s anniversary in October.
Aritzia, the Vancouver-based fashion house known for its curated mix of exclusive and emerging brands, will occupy 20,340 square feet and become one of the largest new tenant commitments at Cherry Hill Mall in recent years. The space will also feature A-OK Cafe, which has just seven U.S. locations and brings a signature element of its retail experience to Cherry Hill Mall.
The remaining new tenants are scheduled to open through the end of next year:
- Jeweler gorjana has signed a 1,107-square-foot lease and plans to be in place for the 2027 holiday season.
- Made-to-measure apparel brand Indochina, will open a 1,200-square-foot showroom by the holiday season.
- Outdoor clothing brand Timberland will open an 1,800-square-foot store this summer.
- Los Angeles-based denim company True Religion is planning a 2,230-square-foot store targeted for early next year.
- Crocs, the footwear retailer behind the lightweight clogs, debuted a 2,090-square-foot location in late June.
DICK’S House of Sport, the largest single-tenant addition to Cherry Hill Mall in more than a decade, continues to take and is scheduled to welcome its first customers this year. Plus, DoneRight Doner Kebab remains on track to open by the end of the summer
These additions will follow ALO, Coach, Columbia, Dr. Martens, Kendra Scott, Lacoste, OFFLINE by Aerie, POP MART, Rowan, Signature Workspace, Suki Hana, and many other tenants who have moved into Cherry Hill Mall in the past two years.
