Showing posts with label hat. Show all posts
Showing posts with label hat. Show all posts

Sunday, June 12, 2011

Kokin Sale: hat heaven at 247 west 38th street


Princess Beatrice take the red eye! - this sale ends Tuesday.  Ask Kokin about his hat stash in the back. Prices start at $25.

/nancy brenner

Friday, January 28, 2011

Patricia Underwood Hat Sample Sale

Today until  6 p.m., Saturday 9-2 (snow extension days)
499 Seventh Avenue, 25th floor south

Friday, January 29, 2010

Stay Steamy in Shearling Steals for Men and Women

Don't let the non-descript storefront fool you - stylish Italian, one-of-a-kind jackets and long shearlings in purple, black, brown and many other colors at this wholesale liquidation sale - last 2 days. Many coats in the $450-$500 range. Also hats for just $40. Bundle up and head over to 940 Eighth Avenue between 55th & 56th, 12pm-6pm today (Friday, Jan. 28, 2010) and tomorrow [last day].

Tuesday, December 08, 2009

Dec 8-12, 2009: Eugenia Kim Sample Sale

Eugenia Kim

SAMPLE SALE

TUES-FRI DEC 8-11, 2009
10AM-7AM

SAT DEC 12, 2009
12PM-6PM

347 W. 36TH ST., SUITE 502
BETWEEN 8TH & 9TH AVE.

CASH & CC ACCEPTED

WEB ORDERS: info@eugeniakim.com

PHONE ORDERS: 212-674-1345 x10 or x12

Thursday, June 04, 2009

June 9-12: Eugienia Kim Sample Sale

All Eugenia Kim HATS, HAIR ACCESSORIES, and BELTS for both WOMEN and MEN will be 50-70% off. Examples include:
• Straw Max fedora as featured in Elle Magazine (was $285, now $125)
• Casual Marissa engineer cap and Muffy equestrian caps (was $185, now $95)
• Gossip Girl Silk headscarves and headbands (was $155, now $65)
• Hot Indie Band, MGMT's linen porkpie (was $195, now $85)

WHEN: Tuesday, June 9th - Thursday, June 12th, 10AM - 7PM.
WHERE: Eugenia Kim Showroom, 347 West 36th Street, Suite 502, between 8th and 9th Avenues

Monday, December 15, 2008

Portolano Sample Sale: Dec, 8 - 23, 2008

Since everyone always seems to love this sale, it is currently "on" again:

Portolano Sample Sale
Many items below wholesale
December 8 - 23
10 a.m. - 6 p.m.
(closed Saturday & Sunday)
15 W. 37th St. (11th Fl.)
NYC 10018

Major credit cards accepted

Friday, November 21, 2008

EUGENIA KIM SAMPLE SALE: Dec. 9 - 12


EUGENIA KIM HOLIDAY 2009 SAMPLE SALE

More than 1,000 Hats, Belts, Headbands, Scarves, all 50-70% Off

Silk headscarves, feathered headbands and skinny belts

Felt velour fedoras and cloches
Equestrian caps
Straw fedoras
Hand knitted berets and skull caps
Men's engineer caps, linen and cashmere porkpies

WHEN: Tuesday, December 9th – Friday, December 12th: 10AM – 7PM.

WHERE: Eugenia Kim Showroom

347 West 36th Street (Between 8th and 9th Avenues)
Suite 502
New York, New York 10018

Nearest subways: 1/9, A/C/E, B/D/F/V to 34th Street/Penn Station

HOW: Acceptable forms of payments: Cash, Visa, AMEX, Mastercard.

FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION: P. 212.674.1345

Tuesday, June 24, 2008

Cat IS the Hat


One way to save money on new headwear. Has Bjork been alerted to this style?

Friday, May 23, 2008

Eugenia Kim Sample Sale: June 10-13




My love affair with hats, which began in the 80s and took a hiatus through the 90s and most of this decade has been reignited. The right hat is the most transforming accessory one can wear. Yes, even more than a pair of shoes or a PURSE (eww). In that regard, might I suggest you check out the Eugenia Kim sample sale, which commences on June 10. Read on for the 'tails...

All Eugenia Kim HATS, HAIR ACCESSORIES, and BELTS for both WOMEN and MEN will be 50-70% off. Original runway samples from DKNY, Coach, and Michael Kors will be sold along side the following popular styles from the SS08 collection:
• Cameron Diaz's straw Max fedora (was $285, now $125)
• Paris Hilton's Marissa engineer cap and Muffy equestrian caps (was $185, now $95)
• Fergie's silk headscarves (was $155, now $65)
• Pete Wentz's linen porkpie (was $195, now $85)

WHEN: Tuesday, June 10th - Thursday, June 13th, 10AM - 7PM.
WHERE: Eugenia Kim Showroom
347 West 36th Street, Suite 502, between 8th and 9th Avenues
Acceptable forms of payment: Cash, Visa, AMEX, Mastercard.

Monday, October 29, 2007

My Hat is Dead! Long Live My Hat!

I recently learned that my two favorite hats in the world were lost amongst all of the post-fire craziness. They made it to Fabric Renewal for cleaning, and were - in theory - delivered to me with my initial "RUSH" items...but I never got them and didn't know it until last week.

So I did what any normal clothes-freak would do. I freaked. And I searched. I called everyone. I even sent emails to the stores where I bought them hoping that I could get replacements. But no dice...

Well not exactly. This weekend I visited Barbara Feinman where I purchased two hats. The pictured lid may arguably best the one that was lost in transit. Although the photo does little to depict that. I am slowly coming out of my lost-hat-depression. Rejoice!

Sunday, January 07, 2007

Les Nanas: 30% Off!



Hey everyone! My favorite store, Les Nanas, is having a 30% off sale on various fall/winter items so go check it out! Both of the jackets that I am sporting like America's Next Top Model are part of the offering. The black and red one is particularly flattering and there are only two left - size M and L - so get yourself on over there!

And hooray for me (but too bad for you) that I bought the pictured hat, which my friend described as "part Jamaican Rasta, part English Punk Rocker." A splendid combination indeed. Now if the temperature would only drop below 65 degrees in the shade, maybe I'll actually get to wear this sporty wintertime cap!

Thursday, November 09, 2006

Barbara Feinman Millinery Gives Good Hat

Great hats, jewelry and accessories dot the boutique known as Barbara Feinman Millinery on 66 E. 7th St. Although the prices in here are not exactly of the discounted kind, the quality and service makes up for the difference.

Last year I purchased the partially pictured hat/scarf combination, which has served me tremendously well. Listen up, as this is coming from a known hat-0-phobe. The colors, the soft materials and the design have won me over and I think that I am on a road to recovery. I am willing to accept hat head in exchange for a stylish dome. In fact, I am thinking about returning to the boutique to peruse other hat options.

Additionally, the good people at BFM custom-made me a shrug made from an interesting metallic lace material to wear in my friend's non-traditional wedding. Their recommendations and attention to detail and service were impressive and made me feel good about my purchase. This is key in the retail/fashioin business, and yet, so often overlooked!