Psycho Bunny opens new store in Queens, New York
Canadian brand Psycho Bunny has opened its newest retail location at Queens Center Mall in Queens, New York.
The opening is a homecoming for the brand as it celebrates its 20th anniversary in 2025—two decades after being founded in New York City.
The new store houses a full range of menswear and accessories, including the brand's iconic polos, seasonal collections, and signature tailored fits in its vibrant colour palette.
'Opening a store in Queens during our 20th anniversary year is incredibly special,' said Kenny Minzberg, chief development officer of Psycho Bunny.
'New York is part of our DNA, and this location allows us to celebrate where we've been while continuing to build where we're going. Queens is a dynamic borough that aligns with our brand's spirit of individuality.'
Founded in 2005, Psycho Bunny has evolved from a premium polo shirt brand into a global lifestyle label. Now headquartered in Montreal, it operates nearly 150 locations worldwide, with recent store openings in Phoenix, Arizona, and Commerce, California, among other locations.
This year, it also inked partnerships with tennis players, Andy Roddick, Arthur Rinderknech, and Alexei Popyrin, solidifying its presence in the sport.
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