Windsor Fashions opens at The Greene Town Center

Windsor focuses on providing a broad selection of on-trend apparel for all the occasions in a woman's life.

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Windsor focuses on providing a broad selection of on-trend apparel for all the occasions in a woman's life.
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Sept 15, 2021
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Leading special occasion and fast-fashion retailer Windsor Fashions LLC has opened at The Greene Town Center, 4464 Cedar Park Drive, Dayton. The store, which officially opened its doors Aug. 20, is located on Level 1, across from Brio Tuscan Grille.

Founded by the Zekaria family, Windsor, which opened its first store in 1937, focuses on providing on-trend apparel for women. From school-based occasions such as prom and graduation to special events like Halloween and New Year’s Eve or everyday occasions, Windsor prides itself on broad, inspiring assortments of the latest trends.

With a mission to “create an oasis that inspires and empowers women,” Windsor says it is experiencing “strong momentum” both in-store and online despite closures and downsizing in today’s retail climate. The company has over 240 U.S.-based stores and a fast-growing e-commerce business.

For all career opportunities, including retail stylist positions at The Greene Town Center, visit Windsor Careers. For more information about this particular Windsor store, visit Windsor The Greene Town Center.

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