Shopping in November is overachieving: When you beat the crush of December holiday shoppers, you get first dibs on selection (and sometimes secret sales, too, shhhhhh). Get ahead of the pack and check out these new Fort Worth-area shops. They include an adorable new online boutique from local mom-preneurs, new Western-wear brand with celebrity cred, high-end Stockyards pop-up, and more. Here's where to shop in November.

Jac & Juju Boutique
This darling new online and pop-up boutique has debuted from Fort Worth besties Jaclyn Garcia and Julie Carroll, "two moms with a shared passion for fashion and a love for shopping — especially when it comes to finding the perfect outfits for our daughters," they say. They're offering ladies' fashion-forward dresses, rompers, separates and outerwear, along with jewelry and gift items (some crafted by local artisans), all at accessible prices — nothing on their site currently is over $100. Styles range from form-fitting denim and leather skirts and dresses to comfy-cozy oversized sweaters and tunics. Shop online, and follow their Facebook and Instagram pages to find out about pop-ups. (Two coming up: The Jingle Bell Shoppe at Ridglea Country Club on November 19 and Pretty Little Holiday Market at Stockman's Club in the Fort Worth Stockyards on December 1.)

Corduroy dresses from Jac & Juju.Facebook/Jac & Juju

Stockyard Supply Co.
Fort Worth actor Eric Nelsen (cowboy "Ennis" in Taylor Sheridan's 1883) and his buddy Ryan Dukes have launched men's Western apparel brand Stockyard Supply Co. "for the cowboy in us all," their website says. The initial collection includes button-down shirts with pearl snaps, performance hoodies, durable vests, jackets, trucker hats, T-shirts, and accessories - all inspired by their love of Fort Worth, they say. Prices range from about $32 for a Western Threads T-shirt to $260 for a Western Canvas bomber jacket. Currently available online only; shipping is free if you sign up for their newsletter.

Kemo Sabe pop-up in Fort Worth Stockyards
The Aspen, Colorado-based high-end Western wear brand is popping up for the holiday season in the heart of the Stockyards. Kemo Sabe - a favorite of celebs like Beyoncé, Katie Couric, and John Mayer - will bring its legendary "Grit" hats, hand-crafted boots, signature buckles, belts, vintage and fine jewelry, artisan knives, Western apparel, and accessories to a spot at 128 E. Exchange Ave., Suite 570, Fort Worth. The pop-up will run November 15-January 31, from 11 am-6 pm Wednesday-Sunday.

Kemo Sabe is popping up in the Stockyards for the holidays.Facebook/Kemo Sabe

Indochino
WestBend's newest hot shop is Indochino, offering made-to-measure custom suits, shirts, and formal clothes at approachable prices. Their in-house Style Guides will go over fabrics, measurements, styles, cuts, and customizations to help customers go home with their perfect suit. Now open at 1701 River Run #126. Hours are 11am-7pm Monday-Saturday and 12-6 pm Sunday.

The Western Charm Boutique
Just opened in the buzzy Shops at Willow Park, this cute indie retailer will beckon shoppers with a cowgirl spirit in Willow Park, Aledo, and all the booming communities west of the Fort Worth city limits. They're stocked with cute Western-inspired dresses, tops, bottoms, rompers, jackets, jewelry, gifts, and more. There's everything from chic bell-bottom jeans (a la Lainey Wilson) to cute tumbler slings and fanny packs that would make fun teacher gifts. Doors are open at 337 Shops Blvd., Ste. 103, Willow Park. Hours are 10 am-5 pm Monday-Friday and 1-5 pm Saturday; closed Sunday.

Woodhouse Spa
In time for holiday retreats and gift-card giving, Woodhouse Spa Fort Worth has unveiled a head-to-toe refresh. Notably, a new halotherapy room - aka "salt room" - has opened for individual and couples' services touted to improve respiratory health and skin (starting at $50). Two additional massage rooms and hydraulic massage tables have been added, and furnishings and lighting have been updated to a sleeker, modern aesthetic throughout the spa. Woodhouse has also introduced new-to-Fort Worth advanced facials called Glacial FX - Glacial Gloss (50 minutes, $275) and Glacial Glide (25 minutes, $200). Both use patented cryo technology to help reduce skin conditions like redness, melasma, and inflammation. The cold-as-ice facials are said to feel like a (non-sticky) popsicle being melted all over your face. 1621 River Run #161, Fort Worth, in WestBend; gift cards available online.

The newly refreshed relaxation lounge at Woodhouse Spa.Photo courtesy of Woodhouse Spa

Homesense
The off-price home goods retailer that's kin to HomeGoods, TJ Maxx, and Marshalls will open its doors November 21 in an old Bed, Bath & Beyond space in Southlake's Gateway Plaza, 2930 E. Southlake Blvd. Shoppers will find a rug emporium, wall art and mirror gallery, an extensive lighting department including chandeliers, patio furniture, seasonal decor, and more at 20-50 percent less than full-price retailers. Homesense made its Texas debut in Fort Worth's Alliance Town Center last spring, and Southlake will be its eighth location across the state.