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Lifestyle retailers taps Jumpmind Commerce for register needs

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February 6, 2026

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Downtown Locker Room, a lifestyle retailer now known as DTLR, has deployed Jumpmind Commerce's POS platform at both fixed and mobile registers at 640-plus store locations nationwide, comprising DTLR and Shoe Palace stores, all part of the JD Sports North America brands.

Jumpmind Commerce offers a mobile-first architecture and a intuitive user interface, enabling store associates to execute tasks and engage seamlessly with customers throughout the store, according to a press release.

"This next chapter — our rollout of Jumpmind Commerce Point of Sale across the City Gear stores we've recently taken over and will soon rebrand to DTLR — is a testament to the platform's ability to support our business as we continue to scale and expand. The agility and speed it gives our teams is exactly what we expected when we partnered with Jumpmind, and they've delivered as promised," Todd Kirssin, DTLR CEO, said in the release.

Makira was the system integrator on the project.

"With Jumpmind, DTLR has a modern Point of Sale system that will grow with them as the company scales and looks to seamlessly add and integrate new applications and solutions. As seen with the conversion of City Gear stores, DTLR/Shoe Palace was able to accelerate timelines, deploy new features quicker, leaving more time for associates on the sales floor to deliver a better in-store experience for customers," Rick Boretsky, co-founder and managing partner, Makira, said in the release.

"We're proud to continue to support DTLR as the company executes with precision to become one of most vibrant and dynamic brands in the lifestyle retail apparel and footwear segment," Joe Corbin, Jumpmind CEO, said in the release. "Jumpmind's speed, agility and technology agnosticism provides the flexibility that retailers like DTLR can depend on, not only today but looking forward at the undefined needs of tomorrow."