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MERIDIAN TWP. — BoxLunch, a retail chain that sells a mix of pop culture-themed clothing, accessories, home goods, novelty items and collectibles, will open a store in the Meridian Mall next week.
The California-based retailer, which has five other Michigan locations, will open in the mall at 1982 W. Grand River Ave. on Saturday, May 30, according to a news release from mall owner CBL Properties.
The 3,485-square-foot store, the Lansing area’s first BoxLunch location, was first announced in April. It will be adjacent to clothing retailer Charlotte Russe.
“Meridian Mall brings an exciting specialty retailer to our shoppers,†said Adam Hodges, general manager at Meridian Mall. “BoxLunch not only offers officially licensed favorites and collectibles but also philanthropic partnerships that help in the fight against hunger.”
The store will carry “pop culture‑themed apparel, accessories, collectibles, beauty products, home goods, and gift and novelty merchandise for everyone,” according to the release.
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The company is planning special promotions and giveaways during the store’s opening weekend. Those include a “preview night for BoxLunch loyalty members from 4 p.m. to 8 p.m. on May 28.
The first 50 guests to visit BoxLunch on May 30 and May 31 will receive a mystery gift card worth up to $100 From noon to 3 p.m. During the opening weekend, there will be a “live in‑store DJ, trivia, and prizes,” according to the release.
The company already operates locations in Clinton Township, Taylor, Novi, Auburn Hills and Grandville. Founded in 2015, the business partners with Feeding America, donating one meal for every $10 a customer spends.
Contact Reporter Rachel Greco at rgreco@lsj.com. Follow her on X @GrecoatLSJ.

