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Windsor Fashions Coming to The Mall at Fairfield Commons

March 7, 2025

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Ashley Mays

General Manager

AMays@wpgus.com


Windsor Fashions Coming to The Mall at Fairfield Commons

Women’s clothing store to open in late March


BEAVERCREEK, OH (March 6, 2025) – The Mall at Fairfield Commons will welcome Windsor

Fashions in late March, adding to its robust mix of more than 130 national, regional and local

retail, dining and entertainment options. The women’s clothing and accessory store will open

in a 4,490 square foot space on the lower level across from Victoria’s Secret and is a relocation

from The Greene Town Center.


“The Mall at Fairfield Commons is excited to welcome Windsor Fashions to our list of amazing

retailers,” says Ashley Mays, General Manager, The Mall at Fairfield Commons. “We

consistently listen to shopper insight and demands as we look towards the future as we

continue to grow our retail and restaurant offerings.”


Windsor Fashions is a leading special occasion and fast-fashion retailer with over 350 locations

throughout the US, Puerto Rico, and Canada. At Windsor Fashions guests will find a wide

variety of on-trend apparel for all the special occasions in a woman’s life. Whether school-

based occasions like Prom and Graduation, seasonal events like Halloween, New Year’s Eve,

or everyday occasions like date night and brunch with the girls; Windsor provides a broad

assortment of the latest trends.


“Whether you are looking for a dress for prom, graduation or night out, find the perfect look at

Windsor,” said Karen Graham, VP of Brand at Windsor. “Dressing up for special occasions is at

the core of the Windsor brand. We’re excited to help women find the perfect pieces for all of

life's moments at our new location at The Mall at Fairfield Commons.”


Other recent additions to the lineup at The Mall at Fairfield Commons include Tokyo Grill &

Sushi Buffet, NYC Style Collection, My Phone Xpert, MINISO, Toasted Brunch Bar + Café,

Pandora, CLB XXIII and DXL Big + Tall.The Mall at Fairfield Common’s newest additions enhance the variety of notable retail, dining,

and entertainment options to offer guests the best possible shopping experience.


For more information on The Mall at Fairfield Commons visit mallatfairfieldcommons.com. You

can also follow The Mall at Fairfield Commons on Facebook.


About The Mall at Fairfield Commons


The Mall at Fairfield Commons is the premier shopping destination in the Dayton-Springfield

metropolitan area. The two-level property features more than 130 specialty shops, dining, and

entertainment options, many of which are not duplicated elsewhere in the market. Retailers

appreciate the dynamic mix of things to do with things to buy that keeps guests engaged and

returning often. The Mall at Fairfield Commons is open seven days a week; Monday to

Saturday 11 a.m. – 8 p.m. and Sunday noon – 6 p.m. For more information, please visit

www.mallatfairfieldcommons.com and follow us on Facebook.


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