KÜHL Storefront Opens on Park City Main Street
Visiting Park City? Stop by our new storefront at the top of Main Street and let our service team help you gear up for the cold! Inspired by our passion for the outdoors and mountain culture lifestyle, KÜHL has chosen the year round destination of Park City, Utah as our flagship location. The store showcases the craftsmanship, quality and timelessness of our products with custom built features created by our team of industrial designers and engineers. Master crafters in wood and metal helped produce unique, state of the art fixtures and fitting room doors constructed of layered metal, creating a 3D effect of our KÜHL Born in the Mountains crest. Art fans can take home their own limited edition IMMER IN DER ART, original KÜHL lithographs featuring the KÜHL mountain range and intrepid ski mountaineers and travelers that decorate our store walls. Store manager Joleen Willardsen said, "We are stoked to be in the heart of Park City! This city is a fun eclectic blend of art and mountain culture. It is the perfect place for our flagship store and really allows us to showcase our passion for all things KÜHL." Visit us at 333 Main Street, Suite F, Park City or call at 385-229-3776.
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