Boot Barn Is Bringing More Stores To New Jersey

Love this store!

I was there a few weeks ago for the first time and can't wait to go back.

With locations in Cherry Hill, Hamilton Township, Millville, Flanders, Paramus, and West Long Branch, I'm happy to hear from NJBIZ that this western wear retailer is expanding, with three new locations expected to open in New Jersey by early next year.

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If you're looking for a new pair of cowboy boots, outerwear, some stylish western wear, or the perfect hat or belt, this is your one-stop shop for everything country!

NJBIZ reports that the growing retailer has nearly 460 locations across the country, in 45 states, and now New Jersey will be home to three more stores in Bridgewater, Totowa, and Jersey City.

Boot Barn Opening More Locations In New Jersey

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Boot Barn is making its mark on New Jersey with three fresh locations!

It was founded nearly 50 years ago in California, and finally made its way to New Jersey in recent years.

I put a trip to Cowtown Rodeo on my summer bucket list, so I'll be heading back to Boot Barn to pick up a hat and maybe some boots before I go!

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Current Boot Barn Locations In New Jersey

If you've never been and are looking to check it out this weekend, here are the current Boot Barn locations in New Jersey:

2232 Route 70 West
Cherry Hil

360 Marketplace Boulevard
Hamilton Township

2150 North 2nd Street
Millville

30 International Drive South
Flanders

450 N State Route 17
Paramus

310 New Jersey 36
West Long Branch

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