True Religion Opens New Store in San Francisco

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True Religion Opens New Store in San Francisco
April 14, 2008

Vernon, Calif.-based True Religion Apparel Inc. announced the opening of its newest store in San Francisco, located in the San Francisco Centre at 845 Market St. The 1,146-sq.-ft. store offers the complete True Religion collection for men, women and children, including sportswear, footwear, swimwear, head gear and handbags. "As we move forward with our retail expansion plans, we will continue to seek locations that deliver the targeted levels of sales volume, customer traffic and overall fit with the True Religion brand," said Michael Buckley, president of True Religion Apparel. The company's apparel products are featured in 50 countries worldwide.

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