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Posted: April 14, 2017
Destiny USA welcomes specialty retailer, Windsor
Syracuse, NY Windsor, a specialty retailer offering a selection of on-trend apparel, accessories and shoes for today’s contemporary and fashion-forward women at affordable prices, is heading to Destiny USA this July. The new location will be located on Destiny USA’s first floor across from Gymboree.
“Windsor designs products that fit the life and work styles of today’s junior and contemporary woman,” said Aiden McGuire, director of marketing, Destiny USA. “We’re excited to continue to attract exciting brands in retail, dining and entertainment to meet shopper demand.”
Destiny USA, one of the state’s largest destinations of its kind with over 250 places to shop, dine and play, visited by 26 million guests every year.
From an antique carousel to the world’s largest suspended ropes course at WonderWorks to tropical destination Margaritaville, Cheesecake Factory and retail and outlet brands like Apple, Nordstrom rack, Michael Kors and more, there’s something for everyone at Destiny USA. And all of it under one roof with perfect weather year round.
“Dressing up since 1937,” Windsor features a large selection of looks that inspire and empower women, including formal evening gowns, cocktail dresses, timeless tops and bottoms, and seasonal looks inspired by designers.
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