Canadian Fashion Brand ‘JAC by JC’ Closes West Vancouver Storefront

By Lee Rivett
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Former JAC by JC location at Park Royal Shopping Centre in West Vancouver (July 2021)
Former JAC by JC location at Park Royal Shopping Centre in West Vancouver (July 2021). Photo: Lee Rivett.

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Vancouver-based women’s fashion brand JAC by Jacqueline Conoir closed its Park Royal Shopping Centre store on June 4th, 2021.

The location, colloquially known as “JAC Park Royal”, opened on June 29, 2020 and was the second location after its CF Richmond Centre location.

Both locations can be seen in the video tour of Park Royal Shopping Centre (September 2020) and the retail mall profile of CF Richmond Centre (March 2021).

Former JAC by JC at Park Royal during Retail Insider video tour (September 2020)
Former JAC by JC at Park Royal during Retail Insider video tour (September 2020). Photo: Lee Rivett.
Grand Opening announcement for the Park Royal location (Jun 2020)
Grand Opening announcement for the Park Royal location (Jun 2020). Photo: JAC by Jacqueline Conoir Facebook

While JAC by Jacqueline Conoir only has a boutique open at CF Richmond Centre, construction signage is currently up at The Amazing Brentwood for another location to be opening later in 2021 as seen in Retail Insider’s retail profile update for The Amazing Brentwood in Burnaby (June 2021).

Upcoming JAC by Jacqueline Conoir at The Amazing Brentwood. Photo: Lee Rivett
Upcoming JAC by Jacqueline Conoir at The Amazing Brentwood (June 2021). Photo: Lee Rivett
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Lee Rivett
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Lee Rivett, based in Vancouver, supports the digital distribution and technical backend operations of Retail Insider. In addition, Lee is also an active contributor to Retail Insider’s editorial content. His work includes technical reporting, international shopping centre tours, and feature articles on Canadian retail news.

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