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    What a Wardrobe

    Whataburger beefs up fashion line with new outdoor apparel from Academy

    Chantal Rice
    Aug 18, 2021 | 1:00 pm

    In the ongoing saga of which popular American restaurant brand serves up the best apparel, one fast-food eatery — an official Texas treasure — has hooked another Lone Star State biz with its fashionable wear.

    San Antonio-based Whataburger has teamed up with Academy Sports + Outdoors, headquartered in Katy, to launch a new co-branded line of apparel they say is “worthy of a Texas-sized summer celebration.”

    The new apparel line includes breathable short-sleeved woven fishing shirts, long-sleeved lightweight performance crew shirts, boat shorts, and caps, with Academy noting that, like other clothing in its Magellan Outdoors brand, each item was made with outdoor enthusiasts in mind — and perhaps french fry fanatics, considering several items in the line either include images of the iconic Whataburger tater sticks or offer the perfectly sized pockets for toting some fries to go.

    “We had fun working with Academy and their Magellan Outdoors brand to design Whataburger apparel we know our fans will be hooked on,” says Rich Scheffler, Whataburger’s senior vice president and chief marketing officer, in a release. “We hope our family members and fans enjoy hitting the waterways sporting some of these brand-new items.”

    Fans can stock up on their Whataburger wardrobe for a limited time at Academy’s 106 locations across Texas, and customers who spend $20 or more in the store on items from the collection will get a free special-edition Whataburger and Magellan Outdoors table tent while supplies last.

    If you’re one of those unlucky folks who don’t reside in the great state of Texas, you can still get in on the goods by shopping online for “styles so good you can taste it.”

    The new apparel might be an acquired taste, but considering Texans’ cult-like love of all things Whataburger, the line could end up bringing home the bacon for the two brands. And with most apparel in the line running about $20-$25, you may just have a few bucks left over for a jalapeño and cheese Whataburger.

    This isn’t Whataburger’s first foray into the fashion realm. Texas’ favorite burger chain has dabbled previously, releasing an awesome ugly holiday sweater, beanie and scarf set, socks, Hawaiian swim trunks, custom Whataburger cowboy boots, sneakers, and even a backpack emblazoned with the iconic Whataburger fries, among other oddly tantalizing apparel.

    Of course, Whataburger isn't the only restaurant serving up fashionable garb. Recently, Texas-based Pizza Hut released its line of cheesy Pizza Hut Tastewear, and the doughnut-slinging Dunkin’ brand offers everything from shoelaces and scrunchies to T-shirts, a bow tie, and even a satin robe and veil for that bride who has everything else.

    As for Whataburger’s newest fast-food fashion line with Academy, the two brands are hoping to hook outdoor enthusiasts who reel in a Whatacatch fish sandwich as often as they do a largemouth bass.

    “This is the first-ever collaboration between Whataburger and Academy Sports + Outdoors’ exclusive Magellan Outdoors brand. It’s the secret sauce to fishing fashion,” says Lawrence Lobpries, Academy’s senior vice president of marketing. “We’re excited to pair two iconic Texas brands together for a fun summer treat you can only find at Academy.”

    You'll look suave rocking the newest burger fashion.

    Whataburger Academy clothing line
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    You'll look suave rocking the newest burger fashion.
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    3 hot wellness studios move swiftly into new Heights development

    Eric Sandler
    May 7, 2026 | 2:35 pm
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    The Swift BLDG is expected to open in late 2026.

    A new mixed-use development in the Heights has announced its next round of tenants. Three wellness businesses are coming to The Swift BLDG, Houston developers Radom Capital and Triten Real Estate Partners’ project in the historic Swift & Company Packing Plant that’s located near the Heights Hike & Bike Trail.

    They are:
    • SweatHouz, a contrast therapy studio
    • Strong Pilates Studio
    • The Skin Clinic, a Houston-based aesthetics and skincare destination

    Scheduled to open in winter 2026, SweatHouz will offer infrared saunas, cold plunges, and other protocols to improve a person’s well-being. The protocols are focused on areas such as athletic recovery, reducing stress, improving circulation, mental health, and longevity. In addition, it will offer a beauty bar equipped with Dyson hot tolls and a beverage station stocked with different waters.

    Building on the success of its Katy location that opened last year, Strong Pilates Studio will occupy 2,500 square feet in the Swift BLDG. Using Rowformer and Bikeformer machines, customers have the opportunity to take classes in Strong Body, Strong Loaded, and Strong Pilates-Only. It’s expected to open in the fall.

    “Our method blends strength, cardio, and reformer-based training into one, delivering real results in just 45 minutes. This isn’t just Pilates — it’s a new standard for fitness in Houston. And a community that sweats together stays strong,” franchisee Mona Hussein-Zaki said in a statement.

    Currently located in M-K-T, the Skin Clinic will more than double its footprint by relocated to the Swift BLDG. The clinic’s services focus on skin health and rejuvenation. It also expected to open in the fall.

    “The response from this community has been incredible, and Swift gives us the room to grow into what our patients have been asking for: more space, more services, and the same patient-centered care that got us here." founder Kelli Nwuli said.

    All three businesses join previously announced tenants such as Van Leeuwen Ice Cream, premium juice bar Leemoo, Merit Coffee, and Houston Tex-Mex staple Escalante’s.

    On track to open to the public in fall 2026, The Swift BLDG will offer more than 30,000 square feet of office space along with 30,000 square feet of restaurant and retail tenants. The two companies previously partnered on M-K-T, the Heights mixed-use development that’s near the Swift project. Radom is known for a number of other Houston developments, including the Montrose Collective and the historic Tower Theater property and its adjacent buildings.

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