Jungle Kitty Opened New Store in Casper
The retail shop at 120 W 1st St features handmade goods, skincare, and clothing.
Updated on Oct. 13, 2026 in Openings & Closings

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Entrepreneur Chelsea Heil has opened Jungle Kitty in Casper, expanding her business from an online brand into a brick-and-mortar retail space. The store offers a variety of handmade skincare, jewelry, clothing, and refinished furniture.
Why it matters
The opening provides a physical hub for Heil's business, which originated as an online skincare and haircare venture. Heil established the shop to offer affordable solutions for skin and hair health while launching her secondary men's line, Swamp Daddy Naturals.
Jungle Kitty operates at 120 W 1st St with hours from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. Tuesday through Friday, and 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Saturdays. The shop inventory features fabrics sourced from Mexico alongside jewelry designs created with techniques from Guadalajara.
The players
Chelsea Heil
Chelsea Heil is the entrepreneur who founded Jungle Kitty and the secondary product line Swamp Daddy Naturals.
The details
Chelsea Heil personally designs and creates the items sold in the store, incorporating jewelry smithing techniques learned in Guadalajara and testing skincare formulations on herself. The store also features a collection of refinished furniture and plans for future clothing lines to be designed and sewn on-site.
Timeline
Jungle Kitty held its grand opening on October 13, 2026.
Market Landscape
Jungle Kitty follows a growing business strategy where online-first brands establish physical locations to build community and reach new customers. This move positions the business to compete within the local Casper market by offering specialized, handmade goods that distinguish it from mass-market retailers.
Local shoppers in Casper can now access the full range of handmade skincare, jewelry, and apparel directly at the new storefront. The shop provides residents with in-person access to products previously only available through online platforms.
The takeaway
This retail expansion demonstrates how specialized online brands can evolve into local staples by offering unique, handcrafted products. Residents looking for niche skincare or locally made apparel now have a consistent location to browse these offerings in person.
Further reading
Learn more about new businesses arriving in the area by visiting the Casper Openings & Closings section.
Source note: This article includes information reported by Oil City News.
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