The popular U.K.-based fitness brand Gymshark will keep the Wooster Street pop-up store open through January.
The company has said it will open a flagship in New York in 2025, although the location and timing have yet to be decided.on Mercer Street in partnership with model and fitness influencer Nikki Blackketter. But the pandemic caused the company to delay its plans to find a permanent space. In September, Gymshark held a Lift NY event at Pier 36, which drew thousands of weight lifters and athletes to a weekend of training, and the company also opened North American headquarters in the city.
Wooster Street is the perfect venue to bring a taste of what our community can expect from a Gymshark retail experience, and just in time for the holidays.”staples as well as a Christmas tree made from weights, “advent lockers,” where gifts are hidden behind each door, as well as a gift-wrapping station.Prada Names South Korean Actor Byeon Wooseok Brand Ambassador. We use vendors that may also process your information to help provide our services.
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