Outlets Park City welcomes four new stores to the mix this summer

Empty store fronts at the Outlets Park City. Since spring of 2024, the Outlets have announced 6 new stores filling in some of the vacant spots, with more coming. Photo: TownLift

“This continued momentum is part of our overall plans to re-imagine the shopping center with a diverse group of retailers to support both the local residents and out-of-town visitors. More exciting announcements are on the horizon for Outlets Park City.”

PARK CITY, Utah — Four new local retailers are set to open this summer at Outlets Park City, following the recent announcement that Ulta Beauty and Bullfrog Spas Factory Store will also be opening this year. The new stores, opening in June, will feature designer shoes, artisan jewelry, one-of-a-kind collectibles, upcycled clothing and mountain gear.

Blue Sky Nomads Jewelry & Accessories, located next to American Eagle.

Local artisans Diane and Bill Newland are opening Blue Sky Nomads, their first brick-and-mortar store after years of exhibiting at local markets. The store will feature handmade jewelry designed by Diane and a curated collection of jewelry and accessories from around the world. Blue Sky Nomads partners with over 25 village women’s artisan collectives and small family-based artisans to help families in countries below the poverty level such as Thailand, Laos, Vietnam, Bali, Cambodia, and India.

Cecelia New York, located next to Old Navy Outlet

Ashley Cole, an international women’s shoes and accessories designer, is opening her first boutique near her family home at Outlets Park City. Cole, a graduate of the Fashion Institute of Technology, started her designer shoe business in 2015, naming it after her daughter. Her designs, known for their style, comfort, and quality craftsmanship, are sold by major luxury retailers worldwide.

Locals – Home, Holiday & Gift, located next to Abercrombie & Fitch

Set to open late summer of 2024, Utah family-owned artisan collective is expanding with a new store at Outlets Park City. Darren Dunford, whose family business started in Draper, Utah, with the Quilted Bear, is developing his fifth location, called ‘Locals.’ The 9,000 square-foot space will feature home décor, seasonal items, and one-of-a-kind gifts and toys.

Summit Exchange, located near Nike Factory Store

The Christian Center of Park City (CCPC) is opening its newest upscale resale boutique, Summit Exchange. The store will offer new and gently used clothing, furniture, home goods, and recreational gear. Proceeds support CCPC’s programs.

“We are thrilled about all the new stores opening this year at Outlets Park City,” said Tom Schneck, senior vice president of marketing. “This continued momentum is part of our overall plans to re-imagine the shopping center with a diverse group of retailers to support both the local residents and out-of-town visitors. More exciting announcements are on the horizon for Outlets Park City.”