A dedicated Los Angeles Dodgers merchandise store is on its way to Montclair Place, with the shopping center’s own directory already listing the new shop at 5060 E. Montclair Plaza Lane. The store, called Dodgers Clubhouse, appears as a Level 2 tenant in the mall’s Sports & Fitness category, though no opening date has surfaced yet.
The listing was first spotted and reported by WhatNow Los Angeles, which confirmed the store is expected to carry Dodgers headwear, apparel, accessories and other fan merchandise. Dodgers Clubhouse is part of Lids Sports Group, the same company behind other team-focused retail concepts including Yankees Clubhouse Shops, according to the outlet.
A Familiar Name for Dodgers Fans
Lids is no stranger to outfitting Dodgers fans. The company operates more than 1,300 stores nationwide and sells officially licensed headwear and apparel from collegiate and professional teams, per the same report. Montclair shoppers who have picked up Dodgers gear elsewhere in Southern California may already recognize the brand, since Lids has run a Dodgers Clubhouse store at Universal CityWalk in Los Angeles for years.
That Universal CityWalk partnership just got a fresh vote of confidence. Lids recently renewed its agreement as the exclusive operator of the Dodgers Clubhouse store there, extending a relationship with the team that began in 2010, according to SGB Media Online. Through that location, Lids offers officially licensed Dodgers headwear, apparel, accessories and novelties, the trade outlet noted.
No Word Yet on Timing
Montclair shoppers eager for a launch date will have to keep waiting. WhatNow Los Angeles reached out to Lids representatives for details on the Montclair location and its expected opening timeline but did not receive a response prior to publication, the outlet reported. As of the report, neither Montclair Place’s directory nor the shopping center’s social media posts had provided a confirmed opening date, though the mall has promoted the Dodgers Clubhouse arrival on Instagram.
For now, the Level 2 directory listing stands as the clearest public signal that the store is coming, with its exact size, placement and merchandise lineup still unconfirmed. Dodgers fans in the Inland Empire will have to watch the mall’s own channels for the next update on when they can start shopping.
