Faherty, a family‑owned clothing brand, is set to open a new retail location in Houston’s Rice Village, with construction expected to finish by Feb. 9 and a grand opening planned for spring 2027. The development, reported by Community Impact, will occupy a 3,192‑square‑foot space at 2414 University Blvd.
The project’s estimated cost is $250,000, according to an October 5 filing with the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation. Signage posted at the under‑construction site confirms the timeline and the brand’s arrival in the neighborhood.
Founded in 2013 by twin brothers Mike and Alex Faherty, the brand emphasizes premium, American‑heritage inspired apparel for both men and women. Their collections feature outerwear, loungewear, shirts, shorts, pants, sweaters, polos, blazers, dresses, swimwear, and accessories, all designed with a laid‑back fit and sustainable materials, as described on the company’s website.
Faherty’s commitment to sustainability is reinforced by its certification as a B Corporation, indicating that the company meets independently verified standards for environmental practices and social responsibility. The new store will showcase the brand’s Native Designed collection, which highlights items crafted by Indigenous artists and leaders, as well as a collaborative line with the NBA.
Local shoppers can expect a curated selection that blends mountain‑to‑coast style with eco‑friendly production. The store’s presence adds to Rice Village’s growing reputation as a destination for boutique retail experiences, offering residents a convenient option for high‑quality, responsibly made clothing.
Community Impact notes that the Faherty brand’s expansion aligns with broader consumer interest in sustainable fashion and locally accessible retail. The store’s opening will create new shopping opportunities without the need for Houston residents to travel outside the city for similar offerings.
While the filing provides clear details on construction timelines and costs, it does not specify a precise opening day beyond the spring 2027 window. No additional statements from city officials or Faherty representatives were included in the source.
What’s next: Construction is slated to wrap by Feb. 9, after which the store will prepare for a spring 2027 opening. Houstonians can watch for further announcements from Faherty as the launch date approaches.
Sources: communityimpact.com
