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The Carolinas are so utterly lacking it's ridiculous. I'm in the triangle (Raleigh / Durham, North Carolina) right now, but if something good popped up in SC I'd make the drive.
Also, consider Houston or Austin. Austin has a place called "hem" that claims to be a "denim bar"...they push the usual TR / SFAM but started carrying Rag & Bone and Nudie. I'm pretty sure they make a killing, and would be no real competition if you carry what you plan on carrying. Just letting you know there's a market out in Cowboy Country
The Carolinas are so utterly lacking it's ridiculous. I'm in the triangle (Raleigh / Durham, North Carolina) right now, but if something good popped up in SC I'd make the drive.
Also, consider Houston or Austin. Austin has a place called "hem" that claims to be a "denim bar"...they push the usual TR / SFAM but started carrying Rag & Bone and Nudie. I'm pretty sure they make a killing, and would be no real competition if you carry what you plan on carrying. Just letting you know there's a market out in Cowboy Country
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To note: The Carolinas are so utterly lacking it's ridiculous. I'm in the triangle (Raleigh / Durham, North Carolina) right now, but if something good popped up in SC I'd make the drive. Also, consider Houston or Austin. Austin has a place called "hem" that claims to be a "denim bar"...they push the usual TR / SFAM but started carrying Rag & Bone and Nudie. I'm pretty sure they make a killing, and would be no real competition if you carry what you plan on carrying. Just letting you know there's a market out in Cowboy CountryOriginally Posted by DBoon
I can't speak for Austin, but Houston only has a Co-Op with a tiny selection, an AA store, and a bunch of decent resale places on lower Westheimer. The few menswear boutiques around here cater to the TR/7FAM/Theory crowd.
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You guys have nothin' to complain about. Come to West Virginia and see what a real "fashion wasteland" looks like.
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I can't speak for Austin, but Houston has only has a Co-Op with a tiny selection, an AA store, and a bunch of decent resale places on lower Westheimer. The few menswear boutiques around here cater to the TR/7FAM/Theory crowd.Originally Posted by surrender
Austin has:
a Co-Op with a probably even tinier selection
a few boutiques that carry Trovata, Gant, Save Khaki, Penguin, Brown Sound, etc...
1 or 2 AA stores
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That's a pretty uninformed statement...you sound like an ignorant hick.
LOL a cultural wasteland too...Originally Posted by Poomba
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