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From fashion to fine art, a wave of new storefronts reshapes downtown Delray Beach

DELRAY BEACH — A fresh crop of fashion-focused storefronts is redefining Atlantic Avenue, offering everything from bespoke suiting and eco-luxe essentials to effortlessly chic European fashion. The expansion comes as two global communications firms, Vertical Bridge and Digital Bridge, prepare to move their headquarters to Sundy Village, a mixed-use development rising at Atlantic and Swinton Avenue in the heart of downtown Delray. "Downtown Delray Beach continues to thrive," said Laura Simon, executive director of the Delray Beach Downtown Development Authority. "We're not only welcoming exciting new retailers, restaurants, and businesses to our district, both small and large — we're also filling vacancies swiftly as leases turn over. The pace of activity and reinvestment is a strong sign of a vibrant, healthy downtown." Here's a look at the new retail arrivals: Free People Nestled at 310-B E. Atlantic Ave., Free People offers a collection of bohemian-inspired apparel and accessories. It stresses a refined yet relaxed look. Huk Just next door at 310-A E. Atlantic Ave., Huk specializes in fishing apparel designed with performance fabrics. The brand combines functionality with colorful patterns. SeaZen Boutique Situated at 1210 E. Atlantic Ave., SeaZen Boutique focuses on sustainable fashion, featuring eco-friendly yoga wear and linens made from organic cotton. Sapotille Located at 321 E. Atlantic Ave., Suite 2, Sapotille brings a European sensibility to Delray with clothing designed in France and Italy. The boutique showcases bold colors and rich textures. Tweeds Custom Suits At 401 E. Atlantic Ave., Tweeds Custom Suits offers custom-made menswear with an emphasis on craftsmanship and fit. Founded in 2019, the label has expanded to six locations across Florida, catering to clients seeking timeless tailoring. Beyond retail: Creative spaces and specialty shops join the mix downtown Beyond fashion, downtown Delray is also welcoming fresh additions in art, design and creative services. Here's what else is new: Amanda James Studiola: Located at 336 NE Third Ave., this private working studio extends the Amanda James Gallery, offering a quiet space for artists and visitors by appointment or during Delray's monthly First Friday Art Walk. Visual Adjectives: At 186 NW Fifth Ave., Visual Adjectives is an independent book publisher and production team made up of publishers, actors, teachers and artists dedicated to bringing new works to print. Lume by Masick: Based at 190 SE Fifth Ave., Lume by Masick specializes in custom landscape lighting designed to enhance both the beauty and safety of residential properties. Jasmine Fernández is a journalist covering Delray Beach and Boca Raton for The Palm Beach Post. You can reach her at jfernandez@ and follow her on X (formerly Twitter) at @jasminefernandz. Help support our work. Subscribe today. This article originally appeared on Palm Beach Post: New fashion, retail stores in downtown Delray Beach: Free People, Huk