ORLANDO, Fla. — CardVault by Tom Brady plans to open its first Florida store at ICON Park in mid-November, bringing sports cards, Pokémon cards and authenticated memorabilia to International Drive.
The company announced Thursday that it is partnering with Pro Football Hall of Famer Charles Woodson and his longtime business partner, Jordan Edwards, on the Orlando location. Both live in Orlando, according to the announcement.
The store adds to ICON Park’s retail lineup, where Build-A-Bear previously announced plans for a multilevel location.
What will the Orlando CardVault sell?
The store will carry individual trading cards, sealed boxes, packs and collectibles from brands including Topps, Panini, Upper Deck and Pokémon.
Customers will also be able to submit cards for professional grading through PSA, Beckett and SGC. A display vault will feature a rotating selection of signed and authenticated memorabilia, including helmets, jerseys, bats and balls.
The company said the Orlando shop will be its 21st location nationwide.
Where and when will it open?
CardVault will be at 8371 International Drive, Unit 90, within ICON Park.
The company is targeting a mid-November opening. An exact date, store hours and details about grand opening events or appearances have yet to be announced.
Brady and Woodson reunite for the venture
Brady and Woodson were teammates at the University of Michigan. Their retail collaboration with Edwards also includes a second store planned for early 2027 at Hall of Fame Village in Canton, Ohio.
“Orlando is home for me,” Woodson said in the announcement, describing the store as an opportunity to connect with local collectors and visiting sports fans.
Brady joined CardVault as a co-owner in February 2025. Follow updates from CardVault.
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