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Popshelf Opening First Virginia Location In Jefferson Commons

By Jen Holden

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Photo courtesy of pOpshelf's Facebook page.

NEWPORT NEWS-Jefferson Commons has landed a new tenant.

The retail store pOpshelf is in the process of moving into 12551 Jefferson Ave., Suite 151, next to Buff City Soap. The prime shopping location will be the new retail chain’s first location in Virginia.

“We do not have a confirmed opening date as we await our construction progress, but currently plan to open in the coming weeks,” said Emma Hall, public relations coordinator with pOpshelf, in an emailed statement.

Hall said the new store aims to engage customers with a fun, affordable, and stress-free shopping experience where shoppers can find on-trend seasonal and home décor, health and beauty must-haves, home cleaning supplies, party goods, entertaining needs, and more. The majority of items offered are reasonably priced at $5 or less.

The store in Jefferson Commons is expected to create up to 15 new jobs and employ team members who are passionate about helping customers enjoy their shopping experience.

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