Subscription clothing company Nuuly opens Raymore facility

The Nuuly center is the second one its parent company has opened in the region.

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Michelle Hataway, acting Director of the Missouri Department of Economic Development, expresses her excitement for Nuuly’s new center.

Photo courtesy of the KCADC

It’s a nuu day. Earlier this week, URBN — the parent company of brands such as Urban Outfitters, Free People, and Anthropology — celebrated the opening of a Nuuly fulfillment center in Raymore, MO.

Over the next five years, URBN plans to invest $60 million to complete the 600,000-sqft facility, creating ~750 jobs along the way. The center will be able to fulfill women’s clothing subscription boxes for Nuuly, launder returned items, and make alterations, too.

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Charmaine lives in Kansas City, MO. She has written for newspapers, newsrooms, and blogs. She also previously managed social media for the Country Club Plaza, KC Melting Pot Theatre, and other businesses. On her off days, Charm is usually reading books, watching movies, cooking, or playing video games.
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