Opening in the Village at Seven Pines: Chey and Chawn

The boutique is one of a number of retail and restaurant concepts headed to the upcoming development

Neil Cooney
Written By Neil Cooney
News Writer
Photo: Official (Image credit: https://shopcheyandchawn.com/)

More and more tenants continue to sign on for the upcoming Jacksonville retail center the Village at Seven Pines. What Now has already reported on a number of restaurants and stores joining as tenants, from eateries like Hawkers Asian Street Food and Lynora’s to retailers like ToyTopia and West Elm.

This week, Jacksonville.com published coverage discussing additional concepts making their way to the shopping center, with a considerable variety already shaping up. Among them is a concept from close to home: Chey and Chawn.

Founded by twin sisters Cheyenne and Chawnee, the Chey and Chawn boutique was founded with a goal to “share our love of fashion and create a space that feels like home for our Jacksonville community,” says the Chey and Chawn website. “What began as a little shop on Beach Blvd has grown into something so much more — and we’re just getting started.”

You can visit Chey and Chawn at 1254 Beach Boulevard in Jacksonville Beach. You’ll find apparel, accessories, shoes, and more!

“Whether you’re new to town, a local fashion lover, or a fellow small business owner looking to collaborate, we want to be your go-to spot for shopping, connection, and community.”

What Now is awaiting more information of the owners of Chey and Chawn, so stay tuned for an update!

You can keep up with all things Chey and Chawn by following @shopcheyandchawn on Instagram.

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Neil Cooney is a freelance writer. He has received an MFA in Creative Writing from Syracuse University, and his work has been published in the Masters Review. Based in Nashville, he spends his free time cooking Korean food and studying chess.
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