The Shops at Clearfork have added some new retailers, including a luxury car wash inside one of their parking garages.
“Big and exciting things are coming soon to The Shops at Clearfork,” the shopping center posted on their website.
One of the new retailers joining the shopping center is BOSS, a high-end clothing brand that offers men’s and women’s clothing options along with accessories and shoes, per the Fort Worth Star Telegram. The store is located next to Tiffany & Co. on Monahans Ave., according to The Shops at Clearfork website.
Marché Bleu is inspired by the ambiance and charm of French cafes and European markets. The eatery will offer “gourmet foods, local produce, household essentials, with chef-prepared-grab-and-go selections and a grab and go coffee bar: a blend of convenience and culinary indulgence,” says Culturemap Fort Worth. Marché Bleu is located off of Marathon Ave., next to Joy Macarons.
Across the street from Marché Bleu is Aroma360, which is a Miami-based chain that focuses on creating fragrances for “influence potential customers,” the company’s website states.
The company also sells oils and diffusers for homes and businesses, per Culturemap Fort Worth. Some of Aroma360’s top clients include the Bellagio Las Vegas, Ritz Carlton, Ferrari and Disney Senses Spas. The company has multiple showrooms across the country in California, New York, Florida, and of course, Texas. In addition to The Shops at Clearfork location, Aroma360 has a location in Plano and another in Houston. Aroma360 is located on Marathon Ave., next to Luna Grill.
Located on the second level of the orange parking garage at The Shops at Clearfork is Sagelane Autospa & Carwash. This company offers high-end car washes beginning at $45 to $55 and maxing out around $130 to $160. In addition to car wash services, Sagelane also has specialty services that range anywhere from $35 to $45 for a Carnauba Wax, to $1,200 to $1,400 for a five year Ceramix coating, per The Shops at Clearfork website. Sagelane currently operates a location in Georgia and soon, another in Pennsylvania.
Last year, the Fort Worth City Council approved a plan to further expand the Clearfork area by developing 25 acres of vacant land on the northeast side of Edwards Ranch Road. The development is slated to include 200,000 square feet of automobile showroom and service space, 300,000 square feet of new office and retail space, a 1,750-space parking garage and 350 apartment units, as previously reported by The Dallas Express.
