Tommy Hilfiger Leaves Soho, Is Down to One New York City Store

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"It's been fun Soho—but it's time to say goodbye." That's what customers are seeing on the papered-over windows of the neighborhood's Tommy Hilfiger store. The Americana brand recently let go of its 500 Broadway store, Soho Strut had noticed, and now are directing shoppers to the Fifth Avenue flagship, which is their only store left in Manhattan (though you can find a hearty department within Macy's Herald Square at well).

There's been plenty of retail changes on this block, situated between Spring and Broome streets, in recent months. That includes Brandy Melville's relocation last summer; Dune London and Michael Kors debuting in the fall and winter, respectively; and Old Navy's exit to make way for the largest Zara location in the city.