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Home » Lids leans in to customization with refreshed store concept
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Lids leans in to customization with refreshed store concept

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Lids is introducing a new store format at 20 locations beginning this month, according to a Wednesday press release. The company will continue to evolve and expand the concept based on these initial stores. 
The format has a refreshed layout, an updated “Custom Zone” and an expanded product assortment of local and exclusive products. Shoppers can expect a curated T-shirt wall and a “Kids’ Corner” with children’s apparel and headwear available in team branding. 
The refreshed stores lean in to customization, and for the first time customers will be able to digitally personalize headware through “Buid-A-Cap” kiosks. 

Dive Insight:

Lids is taking a “personalize everything” approach to its refreshed store concept, offering shoppers enhanced customization options for their hats and jerseys. 

Inside a refreshed Lids store location.

Image courtesy of Lids

 

New kiosks allow customers to create designs and have those emailed to them with a barcode. Staff can scan that barcode and work with shoppers on finalizing design details prior to ordering. The “Build-A-Cap” kiosks can also be used to place bulk orders of customized, nonlicensed caps. 

At select locations, the kiosks also have a new hat-curving feature so shoppers can curve their caps to match their style, and each store location will offer around 40 patches tailored to the local market. Jersey customization is also available in select stores. 

The company shaped its newest store format based on customer feedback.

“Customization has always been at the heart of our brand, and this new store design takes it to the next level,” Bob Durda, president of Lids, said in a statement. “We’re offering more ways for customers to make their gear uniquely theirs – whether it’s stitching, patching, or curving. This rollout represents our commitment to a dynamic, customer-centric experience where every visit feels personal, engaging and tailored to each individual.”

The stores will open in Arizona, California, Colorado, Florida, Georgia, Indiana, Massachusetts, Maryland, Minnesota, New Jersey, New Mexico, Nevada, New York, Ohio, South Carolina and Texas.

The first 20 store locations of Lids’ new concept

Location
City
State

Scottsdale Fashion Sq.
Scottsdale
AZ

Arden Fair
Sacramento
CA

Glendale Galleria
Glendale
CA

Ontario Mills
Ontario
CA

Park Meadows
Lone Tree
CO

Orlando Premium Outlets
Orlando
FL

Cumberland Mall
Atlanta
GA

Castleton Square
Indianapolis
IN

Burlington Mall
Burlington
MA

Arundel Mills
Hanover
MD

Mall of America
Bloomington
MN

Jersey Gardens
Elizabeth
NJ

Coronado Center
Albuquerque
NM

Fashion Show
Las Vegas
NV

5th Avenue
New York
NY

Polaris Fashion Place
Columbus
OH

Haywood Mall
Greenville
SC

Northpark Center
Dallas
TX

Memorial City Mall
Houston
TX

Northstar Mall
San Antonio
TX

SOURCE: Lids

Lids has also launched other store concepts. In 2022, the company introduced its Lids Hat Drop in New York City, which was based on its e-commerce platform LidsHatDrop.com. The store centered on exclusive and limited-edition product releases from celebrity, designer, influencer and athlete collaborations. The company’s original concept store in Queens is currently closed for maintenance, according to the company’s website, but has expanded to other locations including Los Angeles, Houston and St. Louis. 

In 2022, the retailer also launched its first private label for kids. Explore by Lids includes snapbacks and bucket hats designed for children ages 4 to 7. 



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