Meet the newcomers at Freshfields: Longevity Pilates, Showroom, Hanebrink Jewelers and more
May 17, 2024
Four new retailers join the 30 elevated shops at the open-air shopping destination
Freshfields Village, the premier open-air shopping and dining destination just 30 minutes from downtown Charleston, announces the arrival of four new retailers, further enhancing the vibrant atmosphere of this coastal community. The recent addition of retailers, ranging from a pilates studio to a fine jewelry boutique, marks a significant milestone in The Village’s evolution. This growth reflects the dynamic nature of Freshfields Village, further establishing its presence in the local community and enhancing its appeal among Lowcountry residents and visitors.
“We are thrilled to welcome these esteemed retailers to Freshfields Village,” says Herbert Ames, managing director of EDENS. “These brands not only expand our offerings but also bolster our dedication to supporting local businesses. Their presence adds to the growth and diversity of The Village, providing visitors with an even richer experience.”
More on the new retailers below:
Charleston Shoe Company, a local retailer known for its stylish and comfortable footwear options, is now open at Freshfields Village. With an extensive collection of shoes that blend fashion with functionality, Charleston Shoe caters to individuals seeking both style and comfort.
Adding to the elegance and sophistication of The Village, Hanebrink Jewelers, a veteran-owned and family-operated jewelry store will open early summer at Freshfields. Specializing in custom-designed fine jewelry and wedding pieces, Hanebrink Jewelers offers a curated selection of exquisite designs, marking life’s special moments.
Longevity Pilates, an extension of the luxurious Longevity Club in downtown Charleston, the studio set to open its doors at Freshfields in late summer. With a commitment to promoting physical well-being and mindful living, this wellness-focused addition offers a range of classes and personalized pilates training designed to enhance strength and flexibility.
Showroom, has reopened in a larger space at Freshfields Village, marking four years at the location. Known for its curated fashion brands and unique accessories, Showroom offers personalized service and the latest trends, reflecting its commitment to style and sophistication.
Freshfields Village remains a destination for visitors and locals, offering expanded and new shopping opportunities. Alongside recent arrivals, renowned brands like LoveShackFancy are popping up in The Village. Their whimsical pop-up shop will be open Thursday through Sunday during Memorial weekend next to lululemon. From local boutiques to globally recognized brands, Freshfields Village enriches its unique charm, providing guests with a diverse and vibrant retail experience.
For more information about Freshfields and The Village happenings, visit www.freshfieldsvillage.com/events.
ABOUT FRESHFIELDS VILLAGE
Freshfields Village is an open-air shopping and dining destination, ideally located at the crossroads of Kiawah, Seabrook, and Johns Islands, just 30 minutes from historic downtown Charleston. From casual and fine dining to salons and services, Freshfields has much to offer those visiting and those who call Charleston “home.” The sidewalks are lined with both local shops, high-end boutiques and regional and national retailers featuring over 30 unique shops and 11 dining experiences. The Village is bookended by luxury hotel, Andell Inn, and the beautiful Kiawah Island Lowcountry landscape. Follow Freshfields Village on social media (Facebook: @FreshfieldsVillage; Instagram @FreshfieldsVillage) for upcoming events, itineraries, and more.
ABOUT EDENS
EDENS’ purpose is to enrich community through human engagement. The company owns, develops and stewards a leading real estate portfolio of more than 100 open-air retail and mixed-use places in high-growth markets coast to coast. Through intentional design, thoughtful curation and meaningful engagement, EDENS’ places reach an estimated 15 million people daily.
