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hahahahahaha!!! my first thought as well.
Any luck with the wimmenz at local Rack? Brought a scarf with me, but they laughed and said that was so 2 seasons ago.

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hahahahahaha!!! my first thought as well.
When an NMLC opened at the Block at Orange a year or two before I retired, I had high hopes that I would find serendipities like you mention, but I never did. Nearly all the stuff seemed intended for the outlet. For years there has also been an SOF at the Block. For a long time that was a pretty good resource. I bought a slew of ties and pocket squares there, some shirts for me and my boy and a couple of suits for the lad. However, they greatly reduced their stock of classic, conservative menswear and turned the floor space over to youth oriented styles. I suppose it made good sense. The Block is a very youth-oriented mall.
- One thing i found questionable: they were advertising Zenga Cloth suits for $499. It didn't look like the Zenga house style, but the cloth was fantastic. The name on the label below the Ermen(icantspellit) Zenga name was "Traveler" Has anybody ever seen this?
When an NMLC opened at the Block at Orange a year or two before I retired, I had high hopes that I would find serendipities like you mention, but I never did. Nearly all the stuff seemed intended for the outlet.
However, they greatly reduced their stock of classic, conservative menswear and turned the floor space over to youth oriented styles. I suppose it made good sense. The Block is a very youth-oriented mall.
Ah, you were the one who missed out on that 42S Isaia SC I posted. Wish I would have seen it earlier!
Nordstrom Rack - Good if you know what you're looking for. I almost always pick up a pair of Happy socks when I go for $5 and then I take a look at their Talbott ties and if I see one I like I'll think about it then come around and finally buy it if I like it that much.
. all the discounters around here (la/oc border) are much more likely to have ed hardy than ralph lauren. to say nothing of isaia, kiton, corneliani, etc. the loehman's near here used to have an intermittently good stash of prl and rlpl, but now it's all skater stuff. i would say that nobody under 25 shops there, but i see a disturbingly large number of 35 year olds wearing that stuff.
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