Somewhere Cafe Opens in Navy Yard With Matche Lattes and Men’s Clothing - Eater DC
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- Somewhere Cafe Opens in Navy Yard With Matche Lattes and Men’s Clothing - Eater DC
- Harleys Co. men's clothing store opens new 3rd Ward location: Slideshow - Milwaukee Business Journal
- JCPenney Stock Soars Nearly 19% Amid Addition of New Men's Clothing Brand - TheStreet.com
Somewhere Cafe Opens in Navy Yard With Matche Lattes and Men’s Clothing - Eater DC Posted: 16 Sep 2019 01:45 PM PDT Will Sharp, the D.C.-based designer who co-founded Southeast Asian cafe/streetwear boutique Maketto, just opened a new place in Navy Yard that sells coffee in the front and men's clothing in the back. Maketto chef-owner Erik Bruner-Yang, who's keeping plenty busy running a pop-up and collaborating on cooking demonstrations at the REACH festival, is not involved in the project. The 2,200-square-foot setup, dubbed Somewhere, is in the ground floor of the F1RST Residences at 1239 First Street SE. In addition to coffee from Hyattsville-based Vigilante Coffee Company, Somewhere slings pastries from Baked and Wired from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. daily. The coffee bar has cappuccinos, lattes, and trendier concoctions like chai or matcha lattes and potent Vietnamese iced coffee. H Street staple Maketto served Vigilante upon opening in 2015, but later switched to Northeast D.C. roastery Small Planes. Navy Yard is already home to a flurry of corporate coffee shops, like Bluestone Lane and Philz. High-end streetwear and shoes at Somewhere show love for brands like Salomon, Marni, and Rick Owens. Sharp founded the DURKL fashion line in 2005, using Maketto as its retail hub. Dominick Adams, the lead fashion buyer at Maketto, is also a partner at Somewhere. Bruner-Yang will soon compete with Sharp in the neighborhood when he opens ABC Pony, an all-day cafe inside a luxury apartment building that will have an '80s and '90s theme and sell food that mixes ingredients from Asian and Italian dishes. |
Posted: 16 Sep 2019 01:35 PM PDT [unable to retrieve full-text content]Harleys Co. men's clothing store opens new 3rd Ward location: Slideshow Milwaukee Business Journal Harleys Co. opened in its new 3rd Ward location in Milwaukee on Monday, replacing its longtime home in Shorewood. |
JCPenney Stock Soars Nearly 19% Amid Addition of New Men's Clothing Brand - TheStreet.com Posted: 10 Sep 2019 02:28 PM PDT JCPenney (JCP - Get Report) jumped almost 19% by midday Tuesday after the retailer announced that it's adding a new category of men's clothing, as well as launching an outdoor shop online and in 100 of its roughly 850 stores next month. JCP said it will roll out St. John's Bay Outdoor -- a new collection of "rugged" shirts, jackets and pants -- in approximately 600 stores and online beginning Thursday. the company will then launch a store within a store called the Outdoor Shop on Oct. 4 to feature St. John's Bay and other outdoor-sportswear brands. "Created exclusively for JCPenney by our talented in-house product development and design team, St. John's Bay Outdoor serves as the centerpiece of our Outdoor Shop and holds a unique place in our private brand portfolio," Michelle Wlazlo, the company's chief merchant, said in a statement. "With this expansion, JCPenney is taking part in the nearly $900 billion outdoor recreation industry by offering functional, durable apparel with our customer expectations at the core, all at an incredible value." The news sent JCP stock up 16 cents to close at $1.01, although shares are still down some 50% from a year ago. |
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