CardVault by Tom Brady is preparing to bring its sports collectibles retail concept to Canton, with a new location planned for Hall of Fame Village. According to Chain Store Age, the store will welcome patrons in early 2027, but an exact timeframe or address has not yet been announced.
The upcoming shop marks another phase of the brand’s expansion, in connection with a recent partnership with former NFL player Charles Woodson and his longtime business partner and fellow collector, Jordan Edwards. Together, they will aid in the development of the Canton store and another upcoming CardVault in Orlando.
At CardVault locations, customers can buy, sell, and trade sports cards and trading card game collectibles, along with authenticated and autographed sports memorabilia, including helmets, jerseys, bats, and balls. The stores also facilitate professional card grading through companies such as PSA, Beckett, and SGC.
The company has locations in major markets like Boston, New York City, Chicago, Las Vegas, Dallas, Austin, St. Louis, Kansas City, Sacramento, San Francisco, Indianapolis, Los Angeles, and Pittsburgh, its website shows. Beyond traditional storefronts, the brand is also expanding through CardVault Kiosks, a network of self-service vending machines stocked with sports cards, Pokémon cards, and other collectibles.
