JD Sports Opens Las Vegas Strip Flagship Store, PHOTOS
JD Sports is continuing to focus on building its North American business with its latest store on the Las Vegas Strip.
On Saturday, the UK-based athletic retailer debuted its third U.S. flagship store next to the recently opened Adidas and Puma locations in the new BLVD retail development on Las Vegas Blvd.
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The nearly 29,000-sq.-ft. store joins the company's other American flagship stores in New York City and Chicago. See all the photos of the new store below.
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