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Where to shop in Dallas right now: 16 new stores and sales for March

Tanya Foster x Ming Wang

The March edition of Where to Shop, CultureMap Dallas' monthly roundup of new shops, sales, and beauty, is jam-packed, covering a wide swath of stores and shopping events — from fashion to skin care to home goods, there's plenty of new things to check out this spring. Plus news of a local shopping legend changing hands.

Here's where to shop in Dallas right now:

Bachendorf’s
A mainstay jewelry brand considered the largest fine jeweler in Dallas has unveiled a newly redesigned store at The Galleria Dallas. It features an enhanced shop-in-shop for both Montblanc and Zenith, offering a more personalized way to explore the brands. The store is 7,000 square feet, offering a sleek, elevated shopping experience. The brand is known for carrying rings, earrings, necklaces, and watch brands such as Rolex and Cartier.

Buckle
Denim destination and specialty retailer has opened a location at Allen Premium Outlets — a relocation of its space previously at Fairview Town Center. The new store is designed to create an enhanced and immersive shopping experience. It’s known for showcasing a selection of styles and brands like Levi’s and Oakley including tops, shoes, accessories, and jeans.

The Citizenry
Home goods store opened a new Dallas location at 4527 McKinney Ave. It comes from Dallas natives Carly Nance and Rachel Bentley, who wanted to create a space for globally inspired furniture and decor. Items include the popular Catalina boucle pillow for $129 and Torres round leather ottoman for $799.

Fresh
Streetwear-inspired apparel for men, women, and children, blending style, comfort, and urban edge opened at Grand Prairie Premium Outlets. Located next to Lacoste.

Happy Beauty Co.
Beauty retailer recently opened at Grand Prairie Premium Outlets has 6,000 products in cosmetics, nails, haircare, skincare, men’s grooming, and accessories, most priced for $10 or less. There's all kinds of makeup, perfume, moisturizers, bath salts, glue-on nails, brushes, glitter shadow, and more. This is the 10th location in DFW.

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Hari Mari
Dallas-based sandal and slipper brand has a new collaboration with Untuckit, the casual shirt company, launching on March 11. The Untuckit x Hari Mari flip flop is designed with the everyday explorer in mind, with a footbed that showcases Untuckit's branding along with Hari Mari’s MemoryFoamToe period. The Untuckit x Hari Mari flip-flops will be $90 online at untuckit.com as well as select Untuckit retail locations.

Mazie's Mission
Nonprofit veterinary hospital has opened a new, bigger space at 6505 W. Park Blvd. #155 at Prestonwood Park shopping center in Plano. Mazie’s Mission, which started in 2014, offers the same services as other vet clinics, but they specialize in treating homeless and shelter animals. According to its site, it’s the only vet clinic of its kind in the country, and doesn’t see privately owned pets outside of community outreach programs. To see them in action, they’ll have some cute pups up for adoption at Frisco’s Stonebriar Mall on the lower level on March 8 from 1-5 pm.

Neiman Marcus downtown Dallas
After more than a century as the bedrock of downtown Dallas, luxury retailer Neiman Marcus will close its location at 1618 Main St. on March 31. NM owner Saks Global has vowed to execute a $100 million renovation to reimagine their NorthPark store, and there are also stores at the Shops at Willow Bend in Plano, and the Shops at Clearfork in Fort Worth. Reservations at the Zodiac Room, the store's iconic in-house cafe, are completely sold out — but no shopping fanatic should let the month go by without making a final pilgrimage to the original store and riding the beautiful brass elevator one last time.

OrangeTwist
Non-invasive, non-surgical center opened a new Dallas location in February at Mockingbird Station. This marks the company’s fifth North Texas location. They offer services addressing weight loss, skin tightening, botox, and more. Monthly memberships start at $99 and include discounts and seasonal gift exclusives.

The Shops at Highland Village
Outdoor lifestyle shopping center in Highland Village will host Bloom, a month-long event promoting sustainability from March 15-April 22 with family-friendly activities such as Global Recycling Day March 15 11 am-1 pm, when attendees can get old documents shredded, plus donation drives such as towels and dog leashes for Flower Mound Animal Services. The Shops at Highland Village features more than 60 retailers, boutiques, dining, and personal services.

Swoon, the Studio
Local interior design firm is now open full-time with its own retail space at The Joule following a temporary pop-up at the end of 2024. The pop-up introduced their selection of ceramics, housewares, gifts, and one-of-a-kind art pieces. The shop is a treasure trove of ceramics, housewares, gifts, vintage pieces, and unique artworks sourced during the team’s extensive travels. There's also a flow of fresh finds—from sculptures, prints, paintings, and photography to shimmering, metallic ribbed socks from Italy.

Tanya Foster x Ming Wang
Popular Dallas blogger Tanya Foster has partnered with luxury knitwear brand Ming Wang for a new womenswear collection. The collaboration features expertly crafted jackets, suite separates, shift dresses, and more — embodying values of timelessness, versatility, and elegance. Available at Dillard’s, Nordstrom, and Von Maur, the collection includes easy shift dresses in black, white, or emerald green; and pinstripe cotton dresses with a flattering flare — affordably priced from $135-$325.

Texas General Store
Texas-themed gift shop recently opened at Grapevine Mills, near Marshall’s. This marks a return for the shop, known for its Texas-inspired gifts, apparel, food, and home décor, after closing its original location on Grapevine’s Main Street in January.

Train-a-Palooza
Shop for trains at the 11th annual Train-A-Palooza, a two-day model train show on March 8-9 taking place at Grapevine Convention Center, with 14,000 square feet of exhibits, working model layouts, and rare collectibles. Plus, little conductors can hop aboard the Choo Choo Express trackless train rides outside. Ticket prices for the public are $10 for adults, $2 for children 11-18, and children under 10 are free with accompanying adults.

Kindred Motorworks
Car manufacturer has joined the Sewell dealership portfolio as its first dealer brand at their Dallas dealership. The Sewell partnership will initially focus on the V8-powered Kindred Bronco, which will be available at Sewell’s pre-owned showroom located on Lemmon Avenue near Love Field Airport. This partnership allows customers to test drive, buy, and get their Kindred models serviced.

Stanley Korshak
Luxury goods specialty department store for men and women in Dallas has been acquired by Mitchells Stores, a Connecticut-based collection of luxury retail stores. Owner Crawford Brock will remain with the company. Stay tuned for their events happening through the month: March 6-8 – Pescarolo personal appearance and trunk show with Marco Pescarolo and Anna De Natteis and the shop opening party on March 6 from 4-6 pm; March 6-7 – Malone Souliers Trunk Show in Ladies Shoes; March 14-15 – Dru Jewelry Trunk Show in Jewelry; March 19 – Georgia Jagger personal appearance and skin care pop up with her Cosmetics line, MAY Botanicals, Cosmetics, 2-4 pm.

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Holiday shopping

New giant Quge-tip from Dallas-based Q-tip sells out in 24 hours

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A giant version of an everyday product has sold out in 24 hours: Called the Quge-tip, it's a 6-foot version of the iconic Q-tip, the beauty staple that's been around for more than a century.

Measuring nearly six feet from tip to tip, Quge-tips feature enlarged swabs and a sturdy stick modeled after the original Q-tips swabs design.

The Quge-tip was released on December 9 and sold exclusively online in limited quantities for $35. Alas, according to a spokesperson for Dallas-based Elida Beauty, the parent company of Q-tip, the product flew off the virtual shelf.

"Now that they’re sold out, Q-tips is surprising fans with social giveaways," the spokesperson says.

The Quge-tip is one of two products just released by Dallas companies — both of which feel like they could be April Fools Day jokes — except that both are for real.

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Dave & Buster's Claw Purse
The Dallas-based eatertainment chain is leveling up holiday gifting with the debut of the Claw Purse, a limited-edition purse designed by Chain. The Claw Purse is inspired by one of the brand's most iconic games — the claw machine — and according to a release, is "the season's most unexpected fashion statement" for anyone who loves bold style, nostalgia, and a little bit of play.

To mark a milestone for the brand, the Claw Purse launches alongside the expansion of Dave & Buster's Human Crane, a viral, full-body game experience that turns guests into the claw — where they are lowered down into a bin of huge prizes to grab whatever they choose.

Beginning in December 2025, the Human Crane will appear in over 112 Dave & Buster's locations with additional stores rolling out nationwide throughout the season.

But back to the purse: It made its debut at Chain's Holiday House, an event at the company's HQ in L.A., where "it quickly became a crowd favorite among creators, stylists, and culture icons," or so says the release. Which also calls this "the first creative collaboration" between Dave & Buster's and Chain, bringing together Dave & Buster's beloved gameplay with Chain's signature culture-forward point of view. So maybe there will be more collaborations in the future.

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The Quge-tip is a nearly six-foot supersized version of the "iconic" Q-tip cotton swab, first invented in 1923 and the go-to for beauty, baby care, first aid, cleaning, and everyday moments that call for a gentle, precise touch.

The six-foot Quge-tip features enlarged swabs and a sturdy stick modeled after the original Q-tips swabs design — offering a new way to experience an iconic tool at a dramatically large scale, designed as a playful, oversized tribute.

The release nots that Quge-tips tap into a rising trend of consumers using Q-tips swabs for alternative tasks, which now make up a meaningful share of cotton swab use: From dusting high shelves and cleaning hard-to-reach corners to large-scale art projects.

The six-foot Quge-tip features enlarged swabs and a sturdy stick modeled after the original Q-tips swabs design — offering a new way to experience an iconic tool at a dramatically large scale.

The company insists it's a real thing — they do a very funny video mocking late-night ads for cheap products — and that after debuting at qugetips.com on December 9, they sold out of their initial run. One note: They do not reveal how many Quge-tips were sold. It could just be, like 10 that were for sale.

There's a chance they'll be doing another issue, and they encourage interested shoppers to diligently follow their social media.

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