Roseville’s retail lineup is getting a wardrobe change. Boot Barn is gearing up to take over the roughly 24,766-square-foot space now occupied by Pet Club in a shopping center next to Home Depot, according to city permit records. If it all moves forward, the pet-supply mainstay would give way to a national western-wear chain that caters more to boot and workwear shoppers than folks buying kibble and cat toys.
A building permit on file with the city lists Boot Barn as the incoming tenant for the 24,766-square-foot unit at the center adjoining Home Depot, as reported by the Sacramento Business Journal. The outlet also reports that Pet Club plans to keep its other local stores open while the Roseville site is repurposed.
Boot Barn's expansion push
Boot Barn has been in full growth mode, rolling out new stores across the country. The company’s 2023 Form 10-K notes it added 45 locations in fiscal 2023 and lays out plans to keep expanding its footprint across additional U.S. markets, according to Boot Barn's 2023 Form 10-K.
What shoppers and the center might see
The tenant swap would likely tilt the center’s customer base away from quick pet-food runs and toward shoppers hunting for boots, workwear and western apparel. That kind of shift can ripple through the rest of the complex, influencing peak-hour parking, who lingers where and which neighboring tenants see the most spillover traffic. The landlord is proceeding with plans for the change while Pet Club continues to operate its other area locations, according to the Sacramento Business Journal.
Timeline and next steps
So far, there is no public timeline for the build-out or opening. The schedule will hinge on city permitting and the landlord’s construction plans. Anyone tracking the transition will want to keep an eye on permit filings and leasing notices for clues on when Boot Barn starts interior work and eventually announces an opening date.
