Gentleman. I ask you why do you hate shopping?
Is it the long lines, the endless walking, or do you merely just not care?
I\\'d like to offer you a new shopping experience. Why not waltz into my store. You\\'ll notice a clean, comfortable men\\'s clothing store. You\\'ll also notice the bar in the center of the store. Come on in! Grab a stool. What can I get you? A Bud? You got it.So, what are you looking for today? A pair of jeans eh? What size? Ok. Well, we\\'ve got a few options. Let me know when you\\'re ready and I\\'ll have Rachel show you a few pairs. We\\'ve also got a sale on 2 for 1 Euro Flannel shirts. Or, buy two pairs of jeans and get a free drink.
Welcome to paradise boys. A men\\'s clothing store that serves beer, has football on the tv, pool tables, and extra cute girls helping you find the right clothes.
A classy establishment, that isn\\'t metro, isn\\'t urban, it\\'s just a guys\\' clothing store. forget the mall gentleman, you\\'re home now.
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If I want beer, sports, and girls, I'll go to a bar. I go to a clothing store to get clothes. Period. Simple, quick, get in, get out. I know what I want.
Now make it a gadget store, you might have something for men.
I don't know how you think people would be able to justify the selfishness- aspect of this store. Maybe single-guys could, but as a family man, I don't think I could deal with telling the family that I'm neglecting them to go shopping and coming home with beer-breath, lipstick and overpriced clothes. I don't think my wife would volunteer to be the designated driver, because I don't think she'd care for the place.
Also, the clothes would probably have to be overpriced to pay the extra overhead.
I mostly don't clothes-shop because I have all the clothes I need and I've received (and continue to receive) most of them as gifts ie. birthday, Christmas, etc. When I get new clothes, that means I have to throw away something--because I don't wear-them-out as quickly as I get them.
When I 'shop', its direct and intentional--I already know what I want. Do alot of online shopping. Not so interested in 'stores' at all.
This type of establishment has been around for years. Around here we refer to them as "golf courses". . .
There used to be a place like that on Rodeo Drive in Beverly Hills. Mainly for stars, etc, with lots of $$$$. Gucci jeans for $300, etc. Outside my range.