Landers Supply House, the Orange County purveyor of vintage apparel, denim and cowboy boots, has relocated to The LAB Anti-Mall in Costa Mesa. After nearly 10 years, Landers Supply House starts a new chapter with its move to The LAB, taking over part of the former Urban Outfitters space.
Known for its curated mix of vintage goods and American heritage clothing and accessories, Landers features workwear, western, collegiate, moto, and military looks. The shop’s distinctive aesthetic and neighborhood-driven spirit have made it a staple for secondhand denim, cowboy boots and more.
“Landers has always been about more than just retail — it’s about connection, craftsmanship, and creating a space people want to spend time,” said Kim Owen, owner of Landers Supply House in a statement. “Moving our store to The LAB is a natural fit. It allows us a new setting in a creative, independent retail environment while staying grounded in the community that’s supported us from the beginning.”
“Landers Supply House fits perfectly into our mosaic of unique and creative family-owned businesses. We applaud the Landers brand evolution and welcome Kim and team to The LAB Anti-Mall,” states Linda Sadeghi, The LAB owner.
Founded in Costa Mesa, Landers Supply House is open from 11am to 7pm daily. For more information, visit landerssupplyhouse.com or call (949) 514-7660.
In addition to Landers Supply House opening, The LAB also recently welcomed SAD (A Sight | And | Design Co.) Eyewear; Casa Caia, a wellness studio with mat Pilates, yoga, red light therapy and more; Eyla, a brow and lash salon; The Fleuria, an airstream romance bookstore; and Rooted Home, a carefully curated shop with home décor, artisan treasures and gifts.
