CardVault by Tom Brady has established its first store in Florida this November, marking the brand’s 21st national location.

Located at Icon Park in Orlando, the store comes as part of a strategic partnership with Pro Football Hall of Famer and Heisman Trophy winner Charles Woodson and his longtime business partner, Jordan Edwards. 

The expansion eyes the brand’s second joint location planned for Canton, Ohio, in early next year.

The store will offer services to customers to buy, sell, and trade single cards, sealed boxes, and packs from manufacturers including Topps, Panini, Upper Deck, Fanatics Authentic, and Pokémon.

Services also include card submissions for professional grading through PSA, Beckett, and SGC, as well as displays of authenticated sports memorabilia.

CardVault was founded by Ed Kane, Chris Costa, Randy Greenstein, Tim Bonito, and Scott Heigelmann, with Tom Brady joining as co-owner in February 2025.

“Orlando is home for me, and bringing CardVault here with Tom, Jordan, and the CardVault team is an opportunity to create something special for the local community and connect with sports fans visiting from around the world,” said Woodson.

“We’ve both been fortunate to build incredible careers around the game we love, and now we have an opportunity to come together in a new way,” said Tom Brady, co-owner of CardVault by Tom Brady. 

The Orlando store launch follows the retailer’s expansion into Los Angeles two months ago, with the opening of a new store at Westfield Century City.