Top Shops for March

Where to shop in Dallas right now: 7 must-hit stores for March

Because we have had some wacky winter weather, we haven't stashed away our sweaters and coats just yet. However, we have begun to fantasize about filling our closets with fun stuff for spring. Plus you know what they say about spring cleaning and all of that — which is really just code for "make room for new stuff."

This is where we are shopping in March:

Abi Ferrin
Dallas designer Abi Ferrin recently opened her first retail store at West Village. Her collection features sexy and comfortable women's clothing for all ages, and Ferrin uses fair trade buttons from her Freedom Project in many of her designs. Shop by appointment only until the grand opening on March 26.

Buffalo Exchange Airstream Pop-up
In honor of its 40th anniversary, Buffalo Exchange has loaded up an Airstream with a selection of vintage and previously worn clothing and accessories and hit the road, traveling to cities all across the United States. It is scheduled to roll through Dallas on March 22, and you can find out where, exactly, by following the tour on Instragram.

CH Carolina Herrera
Carolina Herrera has moved into a bigger and better space at NorthPark Center. The new store features 3,651 square feet of wood, leather, silk, linen and brass, comforting both men and women looking for a luxurious retail outing. With splashes of red throughout the entire store, CH is irresistibly sophisticated.

Chantilly
This Dragon Street boutique showcasing contemporary, affordable fashion has officially relaunched its website with online sales. Visit the store for yourself, or browse through the versatile collection of blouses, bottoms, dresses and accessories online. Noteworthy: Founders Chelsea Brogdon and Caitlyn Mullanix also do custom work, which they produce locally.

Curated
McKinney Avenue's Curated boutique boasts a well-edited selection of furniture, art, home accessories and gifts. Recent editions to the eclectic mix include Satchel & Page leather bags, Hemlock & Heather reclaimed wood Texas wall art, and Fox & Brie bow ties and pocket squares for men.

Knot Standard
Thanks to the new Knot Standard showroom on Bonita Avenue, dapper Dallas men have yet another resource for custom threads. Clients meet with personal stylists face-to-face to flip through fabrics; get measured; and place orders on bespoke suits, shirts and more. Visit the website to schedule an appointment.

Stanley Korshak
Now that Dallas-based Nha Khanh is the exclusive in-house designer for the bridal boutique at Stanley Korshak, brides-to-be can work with founder Khanh Nguyen and her team to create their dream gowns. Nguyen does special occasion too.

The Buffalo Exchange Airstream rolls through Dallas on March 22.

Photo courtesy of Buffalo Exchange

The Buffalo Exchange Airstream rolls through Dallas on March 22.

unspecified

Floating News

Float therapy spa Altered States Wellness ready to relax Richardson

Altered States Wellness

A new wellness experience is coming to Richardson. Called Altered States Wellness, it's a float therapy studio and spa founded in Coppell which is opening a location at 212 W Campbell Rd. in a small shopping center just west of US-75.

This will be the second location, and according to a release, it will open in January.

It will offer a variety of options including Float Therapy, Red Light Therapy, Infrared Sauna's, Cold Plunges, PEMF Mats, and Compression Therapy — all designed to help clients de-stress, recover, and rejuvenate in a therapeutic yet luxurious setting.

Altered States was founded in 2017 by JoJo and Kyle Struebing, who share a commitment to health and wellness and a desire to empower others towards a similar path. The couple were seeking a natural lifestyle that included eschewing alcohol or reliance on pharmaceuticals, and created Altered States as a sanctuary to escape, recharge, and face life's challenges with renewed vitality.

Amenities include:

Immersive Themed Float Rooms: From the tranquil vibes of the Grotto to the psychedelic Neon Glow Room, each float is designed to transport you to a different world.

Spacious Float Cabins: Unlike traditional float pods, these roomy cabins provide the full sensory deprivation experience without feelings of claustrophobia.

Private and Luxurious Therapy Spaces: Each room features a private Vitamin C shower, premium bath and beauty essentials, and convenient onsite dressing rooms for the ultimate relaxation experience.

Altered States Wellness also offers a line of vitamins and supplements, utilizing the power of humic and fulvic to support optimal health and vitality.

Floats Start at $79, and memberships start at $49 per month, which gets you your choice of a 60-minute Float, Fire & Ice, Infrared Sauna, Cold Plunge, or The Lab. A minimum commitment of 3 months is required, after which you can continue on a month-to-month basis.

Richardson will be a larger location with a versatile space called the Dreamscape Lounge, for girls' nights, spa days, birthday celebrations, brainstorming sessions, and date nights. This expansion highlights the couple's dedication to creating community-centered wellness destinations that go beyond traditional spa offerings.

“We’re especially excited about the larger space this location offers,” JoJo says. “Our goal has always been to create spaces where people can not only reset but also connect, celebrate, and unlock their full potential.”

health openings