Brittany launched The Dallas Flea, a quarterly pop-up shopping experience featuring handpicked vendors and small businesses. Its popularity led to other cities (hello, The Houston Flea) and a rebrand in 2015 as Flea Style to scale.

Flea Style opened its first flagship store and headquarters in a beautifully renovated 5,000-square-foot historic building in Dallas’ Deep Ellum district. By the end of the summer, Brittany signed on a second location in Frisco, Texas.

Flea Style expanded to Frisco, Texas, opening a 6,300-square-foot store at The Star. The location also introduced Cobb’s first food concept, Heirloom Haul.

Covid was rough, but it didn't stop Flea Style. Instead of closing its doors, the company got creative. One of its biggest projects was planning and opening its first official hat bar in the Frisco location.

Flea Style launched Wide Brim, a curated lifestyle boutique inside Hotel Drover, a part of the Autograph Collection, at the Fort Worth Stockyards. Later that year, a third Flea Style store opened in Fort Worth’s Mule Alley.

Flea Style opened its first out-of-state location at the Omni Hotel in Louisville, relocated its Dallas flagship to the Farmers Market, and launched a mobile boutique and hat bar in a custom 20-foot truck.

Flea Style launched its second out-of-state store in Nashville’s 12 South neighborhood. The company heavily focused on Music City this year and signed a lease to open a second location downtown.

Flea Style expanded headquarters to a 15,000 square-foot space in Dallas and launched a wholesale division. It also opened that second Nashville location in the historic Arcade district in May.