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High Fashion Store comes to Winnetka, IL

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A new store called Neapolitan is opening in Winnetka, they are supposedly going to carry:

Alexander McQueen
Bresciani
Brioni
Brunello Cucinelli
CP Company
Hickey Freeman
Incotex
Kiton
Lanvin
Lorenzini
Luciano Barbera
Michael Kors
Paul Smith
Prada
Pringle

I hope they make it, but I really wonder if they'll survive. I have no affiliation with them, but just thought that other forum members might like to know about the store.
 

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Now open, 725 Elm St (near Lincoln), Winnetka, 847-441-7784
 

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Wow, is it geared at both men and women or mainly men?

Shoes?
 

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Ooooh Lanvin. Going to have to check this out.
 

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I am surprised a local company would not carry Oxxford.

Originally Posted by saint
A new store called Neapolitan is opening in Winnetka, they are supposedly going to carry:

Alexander McQueen
Bresciani
Brioni
Brunello Cucinelli
CP Company
Hickey Freeman
Incotex
Kiton
Lanvin
Lorenzini
Luciano Barbera
Michael Kors
Paul Smith
Prada
Pringle

I hope they make it, but I really wonder if they'll survive. I have no affiliation with them, but just thought that other forum members might like to know about the store.
 

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wich we have one down here.
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Originally Posted by saint
A new store called Neapolitan is opening in Winnetka, they are supposedly going to carry:

Alexander McQueen
Bresciani
Brioni
Brunello Cucinelli
CP Company
Hickey Freeman
Incotex
Kiton
Lanvin
Lorenzini
Luciano Barbera
Michael Kors
Paul Smith
Prada
Pringle

I hope they make it, but I really wonder if they'll survive. I have no affiliation with them, but just thought that other forum members might like to know about the store.


Doesn't George Greene on Oak St. carry a lot of these same lines?

I hope they'll have good luck. A lot of Chicago stores have gone under in the last 5 years with more rumored to be on the verge.

Winnetka is a very nice area indeed.
 

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Why is it called Neopolitan?

There is only one brand from Naples!

They are destined to fail, I will say it here and now. They will not last more than 3 years.
 

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Originally Posted by antirabbit
Why is it called Neopolitan?

There is only one brand from Naples!

They are destined to fail, I will say it here and now. They will not last more than 3 years.


I think that it will depend on whether the proprietors can build up a client base. Midwesterners do not have the spending habits of New Yorkers or Californians, but certainly, the money is there. I assume that the proprietors will have to cater to three different clientele - fashion plates (the smallest market), men of means who want a place of their own, and their wives - the ladies who lunch.
 

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Originally Posted by LA Guy
I think that it will depend on whether the proprietors can build up a client base. Midwesterners do not have the spending habits of New Yorkers or Californians, but certainly, the money is there. I assume that the proprietors will have to cater to three different clientele - fashion plates (the smallest market), men of means who want a place of their own, and their wives - the ladies who lunch.

I live in the area, it wont work. They will sell Prada, otherwise the Saks in Highland park has everything else.

Ill stop in and give a report.
 

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Originally Posted by antirabbit
Ill stop in and give a report.
I'm interested in your report. I might visit them based on the reviews posted here.
 

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