9 New Nashville Retail Spots to Explore
From a paper-lover’s paradise and a bold needlepoint shop to bespoke menswear and a massive Pan-Asian market, see what's new on the Nashville retail scene. Image: Nathan Wingate
Nashville’s newly opened stores offer everything from refurbished guitars and stationery to wine and an expansive Pan-Asian supermarket — plenty of reasons to shop local, explore new neighborhoods, and discover something unexpected along the way.
8th Avenue Guitar Works
Neighborhood: Waverly-Belmont
More Info: 8thavenueguitarworks.com
8th Avenue Guitar Works strikes a literal chord with Nashville players by blending hands-on craftsmanship with community spirit. Opening on February 20, the new retail concept from longtime industry leader MIRC (Musical Instrument Reclamation Company) invites everyone from guitar-curious beginners to established pros to explore refurbished guitars, custom parts, and more up close.
With on-site technicians, ever-changing inventory, and space to linger, play, and learn, it’s part store, part creative hub.
CoraCreaCrafts
Neighborhood: Southeast Nashville
More Info: coracreacrafts.com
CoraCreaCrafts is a stationery lover’s happy place. Located near the airport, it’s a haven for journals, pens, stickers, specialty tape, vintage papers, and all the beautiful things that make writing feel special.
The shop also doubles as a community gathering spot, with workshops, artist collaborations, and plenty of inspiration, whether you’re a meticulous list-maker or a chaotic notebook romantic.
Crush Bottle Shop
Neighborhood: Wedgewood-Houston
More Info: crushbottleshopnash.com
Crush Bottle Shop, now open in Wedgewood-Houston, approaches wine with equal parts romance and intention. As owner Seema Prassad (who continues to wow us at Miel!) shares, “At Crush, we believe wine should feel a little like falling in love — unexpected, unforgettable, and worth every moment.”
Rather than chasing trends, the thoughtfully curated shop focuses on crush-worthy wines and spirits with stories behind them, inviting shoppers to linger, discover, and maybe even taste … check out the free tastings on Wednesdays and Sundays!
Enzo Custom Menswear
Neighborhood: Wedgewood-Houston
More Info: enzocustom.com
Enzo Custom has opened a new appointment-only showroom in Wedgewood-Houston, bringing bespoke menswear to a highly personal level. Specializing in made-to-measure suits, tuxedos, and tailored garments, the experience includes more than 30 precise measurements along with customized fabric, button, and lining selections.
Ideal for weddings or wardrobe upgrades, Enzo Custom delivers a polished, personalized fit designed to reflect individual style rather than off-the-rack norms.
Kick Ass Needlepoint
Neighborhood: West Nashville
More Info: kickassneedlepoint.com
Kick Ass Needlepoint, which opened in November, brings a bold, modern edge to a traditionally classic craft. Founded by Nashville-based artist and entrepreneur Mary Kathryn Martinson, the shop is all about making needlepoint feel accessible, fun, and decidedly badass.
Known for fearless design from her jewelry days, Mary Kathryn infuses the space with irreverent patterns, kits, and gifts that invite beginners and seasoned stitchers alike to pick up a needle and make something cool. Oh, and we might even have a team member who’s taking mahjong classes here … so get ready for some great workshops, too!
Open Invite
Neighborhood: East Nashville
More Info: Instagram
Open Invite, now open on Riverside Drive in East Nashville, is a feel-good gift shop made for wandering and discovering. The thoughtfully curated space carries everything from clothing and accessories to candles and small-batch home goods, with new finds around every corner.
The shop showcases collaborations and favorites like Apple and Oak, The Charm Bar, and Whiskey Water, making it an easy go-to for gifts, treat-yourself moments, and last-minute hosting needs.
Pan-Asia Supermarket
Neighborhood: Antioch
More Info: panasiasupermarket.com
The Pan-Asia Supermarket, now open in the New Chinatown building, is the largest Asian grocery store in town and a true one-stop destination for home cooks. Spanning more than 3,500 square feet, the market carries 20,000+ products, including fresh and live seafood, meats, fruits and vegetables, pantry goods, and everyday household staples.
Representing cuisines from China, Korea, Japan, Southeast Asia, and beyond, the space also features a food court, bakery, sushi, and boba lounge — anchoring Nashville’s growing Chinatown development.
Slow Burn
Neighborhood: East Nashville
More Info: slowburntn.com
Slow Burn is still rolling through town as a beloved mobile bookstore, but now it’s putting down roots, too, with a cozy brick-and-mortar that opened in January on Gallatin Road. Focused on romance, the thoughtfully curated shelves celebrate love stories in all their forms, with a strong emphasis on diverse authors and inclusive storylines. Whether you find them on wheels or in-store, it’s a warm, welcoming spot for your next great escape.
Yellow Rose by Kendra Scott
Neighborhood: 12 South
More Info: kendrascott.com
Yellow Rose by Kendra Scott has softly opened its doors in Ashwood 12 South, marking the brand’s second location and first beyond Texas. Inside, you’ll find a spacious sales floor with a hat customization bar, apparel, and the jewelry that made Kendra Scott a household name. The standout addition is Beau’s Bar, a 40-seat Western cocktail lounge blending retail and hospitality. A grand opening celebration is set for March 12.
Looking for more of the latest? Keep scrolling for more recent openings!
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UPDATES FROM OCTOBER 2025
Diamond Cellar Bridal
Neighborhood: Green Hills
More Info: diamondcellar.com
Beloved jeweler Diamond Cellar has expanded its Green Hills footprint with a gorgeous new bridal boutique devoted entirely to engagement rings and wedding bands. The intimate space offers private appointments, personalized service, and an expert team of in-house jewelers and gemologists ready to guide couples through every detail.
From custom designs to timeless classics, it’s a warm, elegant destination for celebrating love and finding the ring that tells your story.
Ernest Tubb
Neighborhood: Downtown
More Info: ernesttubbrecordshop.co
A Nashville icon since 1951, Ernest Tubb Record Shop has officially reopened its doors on Broadway — and country music fans couldn’t be happier. The beloved landmark (which shuttered in 2022) blends vintage charm with new life, offering vinyl records, memorabilia, and plenty of honky-tonk spirit.
Faithfully restored to celebrate its storied past, the shop once again hums with the sound of country classics and the unmistakable heartbeat of Music City itself.
Hermès
Neighborhood: Wedgewood-Houston
More Info: hermes.com
The French luxury house has opened its first Nashville boutique (and its 43rd in the U.S.) in the historic May Hosiery Mills complex. Sure, it’s a major retailer, but we’d be remiss not to mention such an iconic brand making its way to town! Set within a restored brick factory, the two-story space pays homage to Music City’s creative spirit, bringing together every corner of Hermès’ artistry — from leather goods and silk to home decor and ready-to-wear.
There are even Nashville-exclusive treasures, including a handcrafted leather guitar and music-inspired Arceau watches.
The Herron Home
Neighborhood: East Nashville
More Info: theherronhome.com
Meet The Herron Home, a serene haven tucked away in East Nashville. Curated by real estate agent Mason Herron, this home-goods boutique brings together beautifully crafted furnishings, layered decor pieces, and artful accents designed to feel effortlessly collected.
Whether you’re curating your living room or simply searching for the perfect standout piece, the warm, approachable space makes decorating feel inviting and inspired. It’s equal parts showroom and sanctuary — a fresh dose of inspiration for your next design daydream.
Kate Figler Home
Neighborhood: West Nashville
More Info: katefiglerhome.com
Interior designer Kate Figler is bringing her signature sense of color, texture, and layered elegance to her new retail space on White Bridge Road. At Kate Figler Home, you’ll find beautifully curated furnishings, exquisite fabrics, artful accents, and one-of-a-kind decor pieces that feel both polished and comfortable.
Whether you’re refreshing a space or building from the ground up, this boutique makes styling your home feel joyful and entirely possible.
KREWE
Neighborhood: 12 South
More Info: krewe.com
New Orleans-based eyewear brand KREWE has officially opened its new flagship in Nashville’s Ashwood development. The bright, artfully designed boutique in 12 South brings the brand’s signature mix of Southern soul and Parisian polish to Music City.
Inside, you’ll find KREWE’s handcrafted sunglasses and optical frames — plus the warm hospitality and creative flair the brand is known for. Consider this your new go-to spot for statement shades year-round.
Loeffler Randall
Neighborhood: 12 South
More Info: loefflerrandall.com
Nashville just got a serious dose of New York cool. Loeffler Randall has opened its largest boutique yet — a stunning, light-filled space in 12 South that feels as joyful as the shoes themselves.
Expect the brand’s signature blend of feminine flair and modern polish, featuring pleated heels and ballet flats, as well as buttery leather boots and chic separates. Thoughtful design details and a warm welcome make it feel right at home in Music City.
Mama Bread
Neighborhood: East Nashville
More Info: mamabread.com
Mama Bread is more than a bakery; it’s a full-blown market nestled in East Nashville, welcoming you to build something delicious around its warm, delicious loaves. The shop not only bakes bread fresh throughout the day but also stocks pantry staples and tasty ingredients so you can easily make a great meal at home. Think house-made croissants, baguettes, jars of colorful accoutrements, and market essentials.
Oak Hall
Neighborhood: Cool Springs
More Info: oakhall.com
One of the South’s most storied clothiers has officially arrived in Williamson County. Oak Hall brings its timeless style and signature service to a beautiful new 10,000-square-foot store at McEwen Northside in Cool Springs. The family-owned retailer offers an elevated mix of men’s and women’s fashion from brands like Canali, Zegna, Vince, and Ann Mashburn. It’s a beautiful new chapter for one of the South’s most enduring fashion names.
Rejuvenation
Neighborhood: Green Hills
More Info: rejuvenation.com
Design lovers are in for a treat! Rejuvenation has opened a gorgeous new storefront in Hill Center Green Hills. The Portland-based brand is known for its timeless lighting, hardware, and furniture, all crafted with care and attention to detail.
Browse new arrivals, discover hand-picked vintage finds, and explore outdoor collections that blend form and function. Need guidance? The store also offers complimentary design services to help bring your next home project to life.
Looking for more of the latest? Keep scrolling for more recent openings!
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UPDATES FROM AUGUST 2025
The Den
Neighborhood: East Nashville
More Info: thedennashville.com
The Den is a cozy new retail spot that blends bodega vibes with thoughtful gifts and everyday essentials (yes, there’s coffee). Inspired by the family’s late mother and named after her favorite room — the home’s comfiest gathering place — The Den brings that same warmth to the community. Expect everything from snacks and soaps to planters, accessories, and personal pick-me-ups.
Faherty
Neighborhood: Downtown
More Info: fahertybrand.com
We’re all about celebrating local, but we’d be remiss not to mention that Faherty has officially brought its laid-back, surf-inspired style to downtown Nashville. The store is located in The Arcade, which recently got a complete makeover and continues to welcome new shops and eateries. At Faherty, you’ll find sustainable pieces that feel like a weekend getaway, even if you’re just walking to lunch downtown.
Lemon Laine
Neighborhood: East Nashville
More Info: lemonlaine.com
Located across from Lockeland Table and Urban Cowboy, Lemon Laine’s new East Nashville location brings even more of what locals love: clean beauty, wellness essentials, and a personalized shopping experience. And it’s all in a fresh, light-filled space equal parts modern apothecary and feel-good haven.
Mimi & Dottie
Neighborhood: Downtown
More Info: mimianddottie.com
Mimi & Dottie, now open in Downtown Nashville’s historic Arcade, is the second boutique from founder Rebecca Davis (and named in honor of her two inspiring grandmothers). The shop features the brand’s signature handmade jewelry, a custom charm bar, and a thoughtfully curated collection of clothing and accessories. Mimi & Dottie offers a stylish, personalized shopping experience for women who love expressing their individuality through fashion and design.
Poplar Point
Neighborhood: Wedgewood-Houston
More Info: poplarpointnashville.com
Poplar Point has officially opened its doors in the historic May Hosiery Mills campus in Wedgewood-Houston. Once home to a trailblazing sock factory, the restored space now houses a new kind of craftsmanship. Poplar Point’s Original Quilt is designed and made on-site, surrounded by a lively community of artists, makers, and creatives. The shop honors the building’s legacy while stitching together a fresh chapter rooted in tradition, inspired design, and a deep love for local craft.
Talk Nice Vintage
Neighborhood: East Nashville
More Info: Instagram
Open since May, Talk Nice Vintage has quickly become East Nashville’s go-to spot for the thrill of the find. Located next to Mas Tacos, this carefully curated shop offers racks of hand-picked vintage, from lived-in denim and statement jackets to nostalgic tees that practically tell stories. It’s the kind of place where you’ll pop in “just to look” and leave with your new favorite piece (and maybe a taco or two afterward).
The 12 South Retail Scene: STILL Growing!
If 12 South didn’t already have your heart, these new storefront arrivals might just seal the deal. Perhaps unsurprisingly, many of the new spots are national (or even global) favorites. We encourage you to shop local, but you should have these on your radar, nonetheless!
Don’t miss the new locally owned Y’all Come Back — the vibrant, pink-splashed sister store to Molly Green, packed with playful finds perfect for your next girls’ night.
Cult-favorite Le Labo now brings its dreamy scents (hello, Santal 33) to Nashville with an intimate, lab-style boutique. Rails adds trendy threads, while Sézane and Todd Snyder serve French flair and modern menswear (respectively). La Ligne has also moved in, stripes and all, offering effortlessly chic wardrobe staples.
And did we mention White’s Mercantile has moved to a new 12 South location? There’s so much new to explore in this growing retail district!
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Jenna von Oy Bratcher
Jenna von Oy Bratcher is StyleBlueprint's Associate Editor and Lead Nashville Writer. The East Coast native moved to Nashville almost two decades years ago, by way of Los Angeles. She is a lover of dogs, strong coffee, traveling, and exploring the local restaurant scene bite by bite.