Online retailer Shopbop is bringing its fashion know-how to Dallas — and this time it’s with a physical store.

The company, which is part of e-commerce giant Amazon, plans to do a pop-up store at the West Village in the Uptown area, according to a statement. It starts next week and runs until Oct. 30.

Shopbop has held pop-ups elsewhere, including Chicago and New York, according to its Instagram account.

Yet North Texas is landing more and more stores, including pop-ups and more permanent options, as the economy benefits from population growth and real estate investments. The includes the addition of Gianvito Rossi, the celebrity-loved footwear brand, and Stivali New York, a boot company that’s gaining attention for its “attainable luxury.”

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Shopbop’s online service has drawn in shoppers with its offering of fashion brands that include Madewell, Tory Burch and Polo Ralph Lauren. The e-commerce service — cited by fashion gatekeepers like InStyle, Vogue and New York Magazine — offers clothing, handbags, jewelry and more.

The new site will be offered at 3699 McKinney Ave, Suite 315. Hours will be 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. daily.

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