First Look: Madhappy opens newest store at scenic location
A contemporary clothing brand is expanding its retail footprint with a sleek new SoCal store.
Madhappy, which describes itself as a brand “rooted in optimism,” has opened a new 2,400-sq.-ft. outpost in Malibu, Calif., located just off the famous Pacific Coast Highway and adjacent to Malibu Point. The new store joins other Madhappy locations in West Hollywood, New York City and Tokyo.
Founded in 2017, the brand made its brick-and-mortar debut in late 2023 with the West Hollywood store.
Created in partnership with London-based design studio Brinkworth, Madhappy Malibu builds upon the “visual language” established by the brand at its previous spaces. Madhappy says the space draws inspiration from the post-war Case Study Houses which defined California's architectural history and mid-century design globally. The stores feature glass, steel and concrete, with an open-plan design to facilitate “social interaction.”
In-store, guests will be able to find the brand’s latest collections of t-shirts, hoodies, crewnecks, knitwear, pants and more.
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Pantry, Madhappy’s café concept that first launched in West Hollywood, will open within the Malibu store, with a selection of local & global culinary partners that come together to form a collaborative menu offered daily. These include:
- Hotel Drugs: The Japanese-based café will serve classic espresso bar & tea offerings, and an array of seasonal menu items curated in collaboration with Pantry.
- Courage Bagels: Madhappy will continue its relationship with Los Angeles’ beloved Courage Bagels, offering select Courage favorites served with an assortment of sides.
- Bianca: The celebrated Los Angeles bakery brings a selection of freshly-baked pastries, highlighting ingredients and cooking inspired by Italy, France and Argentina.
- Sobuneh: The modern Persian concept offers two breakfast burrito varieties at Pantry.
- Beverly Hills Juice: The beloved neighborhood juicer since 1975 offers a rotating menu of fresh, cold-pressed juices.
- Cinnies: Handmade cinnamon rolls will be introduced at Pantry through Cinnies, the local cult favorite, typically popping up at farmers markets across Los Angeles.
- Softside: Softside, an offspring of New York’s Upside Pizza serving premium soft serve, makes its West Coast debut at Pantry.



