New stores replace Sockeye's at WaterColor

[kurt]

St. Joe announced two new commercial tenants to WaterColor Inn and Resort’s Town Center. Barefoot Princess, a Lilly Pulitzer signature store and Island Clothiers, a specialty men and women’s clothier, are sharing nearly 3,000 square feet of retail space at the corner of WaterColor Boulevard and County Road 30A.
The stores opened for business May 27, just in time for Memorial Day weekend.
“This duo of signature apparel shops is a terrific addition to the amenities and services available at WaterColor,” said Nick Cassala, vice president and general manager of North Florida operations for St. Joe. “In true resort spirit, our guests and homeowners can quickly outfit themselves for any activity - a new swimsuit for the beach club, a comfortable golf shirt for a day on the links, or a sophisticated ensemble just right for a romantic dinner at Water-Color’s elegant Fish Out of Water restaurant.”
Barefoot Princess is an exclusive Lilly Pulitzer retailer, carrying an extensive line of signature Lilly resort apparel. Best known for its bright colors and bold prints, the store’s wide collection includes merchandise for ladies, children and home.
Island Clothiers offers a broad selection of casual resort and specialty retail clothing and accessories, including women’s lines by Trina Turk, Nanette Lepore, Cynthia Steffe and shoes by BCBG; and men’s lines by Tommy Bahama, Robert Graham and Hartford.
From Memorial Day to Labor Day, preliminary hours of operation are Monday - Sunday, 9 a.m. - 9 p.m.

[Miss Kitty]

Hey Kurt, et al...This is my first post after lurking since Sept.!

Thanks for that info....our place is right above that retail space. I guess it doesn't surprise me that I heard it from you before St. Joe! The Sockeyes store was a little drab IMO. We are just real happy that a curry shop didn't go in there!

[kurt]

Hey Kurt, et al...This is my first post after lurking since Sept.!

Thanks for that info....our place is right above that retail space. I guess it doesn't surprise me that I heard it from you before St. Joe! The Sockeyes store was a little drab IMO. We are just real happy that a curry shop didn't go in there!

Hey - I love Curry.