Catbird Jewelry Heads to North Texas

Catbird (Brooklyn, N.Y.) is continuing its nationwide expansion with the upcoming addition of its latest jewelry boutique in Dallas, The Dallas Morning News reports. The shop is slated to open in November in Dallas’ Knox-Henderson neighborhood, according to a statement from the company, which also has shops in New York, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Seattle and Chicago.

“We’re thrilled to bring our signature fine jewelry and shopping experience to the Dallas community.” the company said in a message to the News. “Customers can expect to discover our thoughtfully crafted jewelry collection alongside interactive in-store experiences, including custom charm jewelry, permanent jewelry, ear piercing and personalized wedding ring appointments.”

The brand has attracted music celebs, including Taylor Swift, who donned rings that were made for “The Summer I Turned Pretty” and Sabrina Carpenter, who wore Catbird’s Dollhouse Heart Locket for the “Short n’ Sweet” album cover, the newspaper noted.

In addition, the News notes that Catbird is the latest of several rising names in fashion setting up shop in North Texas. That includes Sézane, a French fashion brand that’s arrived at NorthPark Center in Dallas, and Sukoshi, a growing Asian beauty retailer that’s now at the Stonebriar Centre in Frisco.