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Three new stores coming to Destin Commons

Destin Commons announced on Wednesday the addition of three new stores: The Copper Closet, Ridemakerz and Torrid. The Copper Closet is set to open on Thursday and is a trendy, […]

Destin Commons announced on Wednesday the addition of three new stores: The Copper Closet, Ridemakerz and Torrid.

The Copper Closet is set to open on Thursday and is a trendy, yet affordable women’s boutique. They currently have 9 stores across Florida, Georgia and South Carolina.

📷You can follow them here on Instagram.

Ridemakerz is slated for a May opening and allows kids to build and customize their own toy car or truck. According to their website, between body styles and colors, rims and tires, lights and sounds, accessories and decals, there are more than 649 million possible combinations, not including individual decal placement!

📷You can follow them here on Instagram.

And last but not least, Torrid will open in the fall. Torrid is a plus-size clothing store for women.

📷You can follow them here on Instagram.


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