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Old Navy to set anchor in Short Pump

Old Navy will be going into the old Saxon Shoes spot in the mall.

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Old Navy the retailer known for its affordable clothing and earworm Christmas commercials has announced that it will be moving into the West End. It should be open sometime during the summer of 2018 to meet all your khaki needs.

Press Release:

Short Pump Town Center, Richmond’s Premier Shopping Destination, announced today that Old Navy will open in the retail center in summer 2018.

Old Navy creates high-quality, must-have fashion essentials for the whole family – from denim to tees to active wear – all at an incredible value. It’s a place where every family member is invited and the shopping experience is always unique and fun. The store will cover over 12,500 square feet and will be located on the lower level near The Cheesecake Factory. Old Navy will join other Gap Inc. brands Gap, Banana Republic and Athleta at Short Pump Town Center.

“Old Navy is excited to expand our presence in Richmond and we look forward to bringing the brand to the customers of Short Pump Town Center,” said Julie Van Vliet, Old Navy spokesperson. “Old Navy is all about providing fashion and fun for everyone and we can’t wait to open up our doors to the community.”

“We take great pride in bringing inspired and impactful retailers to Short Pump Town Center. Old Navy will add to Short Pump Town Center’s unparalleled experience that our guests have come to enjoy,” said Kem Blue, Vice
President and General Manager of Short Pump Town.

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