BLYTHEWOOD – LuLaRoe officially opened its new east coast distribution center in Blythewood Monday with an enthusiastic Hollywood style event complete with glitz, glamour and music that had everyone moving around in five big white outdoor tents.
LuLaRoe founder DeAnne Stidham, her husband, Mark, and Mayor J. Michael Ross cut the ribbon for the grand opening of LuLaRoe’s East Coast Distribution Center. | Photo/Barbara Ball
After Blythewood Mayor J. Michael Ross and the LuLaRoe founders DeAnne and Mark Stidham welcomed guests, recognized officials and cut the ribbon, guests received LulaRoe gift packages, were served desserts and given private tours of the facility.
Manequins in the latest colorful LuLaRoe styles lined the corridors as the company’s invited independent fashion retailers snapped photos of the outfits to take home for sales inspiration.
It was announced in April of this year that LuLaRoe’s Distribution Center in Blythewood is expected to bring approximnately $35 million in new capital investment and 1,000 new jobs in Richland County.
The company was founded in Corona, California in 2013 by DeAnne Stidham. Stidham said the Blythewood facility that formerly served as the Bose headquarters, will provide its independent fashion retailers with easier access to product.
The Center is located at 2000 Carolina Pines Dive, Blythewood.
Glamour? Or were they wearing their own product?
Look into this company before you toot their horn. Look at the lawsuits and how they’ve lied to their consultants.
You should be ashamed of celebrating this company and it’s owners. Check the BBB and all the lawsuits that have been filled against them.