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Here’s the deal. A few guys — one of whom used to work for Nom de Guerre — have rented a mid-sized space on Delancey Street for the month of July, and filled it with racks of past season Nom de Guerre — along with Pegleg NYC and Reason — at up to 80% off. Can’t miss, bottom line.
Nom de Guerre Sample Sale – C’est Beau Pop Up Store – 55 Delancey btwn Allen & Eldridge – 12pm-8pm daily – Map
Word on the street is that British import AllSaints is now talking up to 50% off “almost all” stock — both in store and online. “Faux grungy vintage for all!” writes an enthused Racked.
Oh, and on a entirely unrelated note, Hollister has bedbugs. Sorry, anyone who shops at that teen tourist trap deserves what they get. [WSJ.com via Gothamist via Racked]
AllSaints – 512 Broadway btwn Spring & Broome – 646 862 1832 – Map
To the uninitiated, the idea of custom shirting might seem lavish. CEGO customers — made up mostly of savvy New Yorkers and commuters — know better. To this well-informed bunch, CEGO shirts represent true value and bare style necessity — a testament to proprietor Carl Goldberg and his decades of service at the storied shop. In Part I of a two-part profile, contributor — and Eating Everywhere editor-in-chief — Sam Jacobs uncovers what goes into the making of a CEGO custom shirt.
Century 21, God bless it, just kicked off its semi-annual clearance sale, which amounts to 75% off retail. For sure, this discount department store draws big crowds, but the men’s department — and particularly the mezzanine level where you’ll find suiting and outerwear — is consistently the quietest section of the store.
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