Feather-Forward Fashion for This Winter.
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Lulie Kids carries organic kids' clothing brands like Turtledove London, Finn + Emma and more.
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“On any given day, a new customer will walk into our store and remark, ‘Wow, this is just the kind of men’s store I’ve been looking for,’” says Nicole Chose, co-owner and marketing director of The Foursome, a Plymouth menswear store.
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Get your sweat on at Fly Feet Running while rocking its new fitness wear. Kristin Shane, owner of Fly Feet in Wayzata, says that as a fitness consumer, style is a big deal—as well as being comfortable.
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Looking to stay both comfortable and stylish this fall? Try out something from the brand Angela Mara, available at Plymouth’s Abode & Co.
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Since 2011, Interfaith Outreach has run a thrift store on the corner of County Road 6 and County Road 101 N. offering high quality secondhand clothing, jewelry, furniture and household goods.
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From beautifully hand-embroidered sarees, lenghas and salwar kameez to bangles, necklaces and bindis, Nila Chakraborty expresses her love for Indian ethnic wear through her online business ShopBollyWear.com.
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Sue Olmscheid at Lillian’s Urban Market Medina suggests an outfit composed of a long-sleeve T-shirt topped with a tunic, leggings and boots.
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As you’ve probably already seen this winter, flannels are here to stay. Many men are still enjoying the full beards and “lumber-sexual” style, and flannel shirts fit in perfectly, says Nicole Chose, one of the owners of The Foursome in Plymouth.
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I fought many battles with my mom while shopping for back-to-school clothes as a kid. She insisted I try on the clothes in the fitting room before she would fish out her checkbook; I had an aversion to those brightly lit stalls, and avoided them even at the expense of her irritation.
