New Shops Pop Up on Main, Jobs

On Friday — the start of Memorial Day weekend — several new shops opened for the first time in Southampton Village, capitalizing on the holiday crowds.

Some businesses are summer pop-ups, that will close shortly after Labor Day, but others expect to remain open year round, joining the fabric of the village business district.

Many of the shops that opened this spring on Main Street and Jobs Lane carry clothing and accessories, but there are new places for home decor and furniture as well.

C. Wonder
5 Main Street
cwonder.com
Founded by Chris Burch, C. Wonder carries whimsical clothing, accessories and home decor for sophisticated women and specializes in monogramming. C. Wonder opened its first store one year ago with its flagship in SoHo. The Southampton shop, “Summer at the C.” is a pop-up. Hours are Monday through Thursday, 10 a.m. to 7 p.m., Friday and Saturday from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. and Sunday from 10 to 6 p.m.

Peter Millar
30 Main Street
petermillar.com
Back for a second summer, the Peter Millar pop-up carries internationally distributed apparel and accessories for men and women designed in Raleigh, N.C.

Helmut Lang
100 Main Street
www.helmutlang.comHelmut Lang moved in to the newly remodeled Mainhampton Plaza shortly before Memorial Day weekend. The fashionable women's clothing store opens daily at 10 a.m. and is open until 6 p.m. from Monday through Thursday and Sunday, and until 7 p.m. on Friday and Saturday.

Theory
98 Main Street
theory.com
Also at Mainhampton Plaza, Theory is a collection by Belgian designer Olivier Theyskens, with clothing for women and men.

Grahame Fowler
27 West Main Street
grahamefowler.com
Behind Village Hall, Grahame Fowler is a British men’s apparel shop. Fowler’s clothing and watches are produced on a limited edition basis, with new styles each season.

Sequin
20 Jobs Lane
sequin-NYC.com
A pop-up shop, Sequin is a boutique carrying trendy, colorful costume jewelry, with new products coming in all summer. Sequin has permanent locations in Palm Beach, Newport and Chicago, and the pop-up is expected to stay open through mid-September. Hours are 10 a.m. to 8 a.m. Monday through Saturday, and 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. on Sundays.

Ruby and Jenna
60 Jobs Lane
rubyandjenna.com
Trendy women’s apparel store Ruby and Jenna has locations in Manhattan, Brooklyn, Plainview, New Jersey and Connecticut — and opened its Southampton shop earlier this month.

Papillon
60 Jobs Lane
papillonmenswear.com
This Southampton fine menswear shop is Papillon’s first store outside of New Jersey. Papillon provides complimentary alterations for all purchases of the Italian apparel.

Bespoke Global
46 Jobs Lane
bespokeglobal.com
A summer pop-up shop for this 1-year-old e-commerce business sells custom home furnishings. Products range from $50 for a bespoke porcelain cupcake stand by Martha Grover to $42,000 for a brass and stainless steel dresser by Paul Kelley. The store opened Friday and will remain on Jobs Lane through Labor Day, with insider artist previews, book signings, interior designer events, and limited-edition product launches.

Gretchen Scott Designs
46 Jobs Lane
gretchenscottdesigns.com
This is actually the second summer for Gretchen Scott Designs, but if you haven’t checked out the year-round women’s clothing shop yet, it’s new to you. Gretchen Scott is a Bronxville-based designer.