Open Doors

Where fashion is forward and the bar is open: Men's shop WAREhaus arrives atWest Village

Wolf vs Goat is one of the lines exclusive to WAREhaus in Dallas.
Photo by Adrianna Favero
Nicholas K is an edgy New York line favored by WAREhaus partners Erin McBriarand Patrick Ware.

Well-dressed Dallas gents now have a new place to shop: WAREhaus softly opened September 22 in West Village. The store, brought to us by Patrick Ware, Erin McBriar and Tony Medley, promises to push fashion boundaries by offering an always-evolving mix of casual wear and tailored suiting “inspired by a combination of Americana mixed with our country's British roots.”

Among the lines exclusive to WAREhous in Dallas are British-made Percival, coming to the States for the first time this fall; Riviera Club, a happy marriage of surfer and prep coming out of Santa Barbara, California; and vintage-inspired but totally contemporary Wolf vs Goat, which incorporates materials hand-constructed by American artisans.

“When shopping, men are demanding better quality and distinctive style,” said partner Patrick Ware in a statement. “WAREhaus will help clients define their sense of style and push their boundaries to be unique. We keep fashion forward and relaxed, not intimidating.”

If the name Patrick Ware sounds familiar, it should: He used to be the men’s buyer and general manager at the gone-but-never-forgotten Lifestyle Fashion Terminal (LFT) in Victory Park, where fashion was always forward. McBriar was a fellow buyer at LFT.

In addition to cool threads, WAREhaus has a Haus Bar for kicking back and watching the game. Surely “kicking back” is code for imbibing, yes?

For more of the best in men’s fashion, check out our list of top menswear shops, pulled together by fashion expert Stephanie Quadri.

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Pastel paradise

Hello Kitty Cafe Truck pounces on Plano for first of 2 DFW stops

Photo courtesy of Hello Kitty Cafe

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Hello Kitty fans, get ready to say hey. The beloved pink Hello Kitty Cafe Truck is rolling back into Dallas-Fort Worth.

The boutique and cafe on wheels, which has built a devoted following for its Instagram-ready sweets and collectible merch, is continuing its 2026 U.S. tour with two upcoming North Texas stops - one in Plano and one in Fort Worth.

According to a release, the truck will first visit The Shops at Willow Bend in Plano on Saturday, April 25, setting up on the lawn near The District from 10 am-7 pm.

It will return to North Texas the following weekend with a stop at The Shops at Clearfork in Fort Worth on Saturday, May 2, where it’ll park on the grassy lot at the corner of Marathon Avenue and Ozona Street, also from 10 am-7 pm.

The visit is part of the Hello Kitty Cafe Truck’s 10th anniversary tour, and devotees can expect a lineup of themed treats and limited-edition merchandise to mark the milestone.

The truck will be selling special 10th anniversary merch.Photo courtesy of Hello Kitty Cafe Truck

New items for this stop include a Hello Kitty Cafe zip sweatshirt, mugs, and T-shirts, alongside anniversary-branded collectibles such as keychains, thermal bottles, tumblers, blankets, and plush toys.

On the sweeter side, the truck will offer 10th anniversary cookies, five-piece macaron sets, and classic Madeleines.

As with past visits, those hoping to snag the most coveted items should plan to arrive early - lines can stretch long, and popular merchandise often sells out before the day is done.

Hello Kitty Cafe Truck macarons Adorable Hello Kitty macarons.Photo courtesy of Hello Kitty Cafe Truck

One important note: the truck is cashless and will accept only credit and debit cards.

After its Fort Worth appearance, the Hello Kitty Cafe Truck will continue on to Oklahoma City on May 9.

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