Thursday, November 21, 2013
Holiday Preview Event
Come take advantage of our Holiday Preview Event, this Friday (Nov. 22) from 10:00 am until 8:00 pm. Shop early to be sure you get all the gifts that your friends and family would love to have this holiday season.
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Christmas Tradition Commercial
Picking a Christmas tree is a tradition that most every family enjoys at the beginning of the holiday season. We had a great time at Thomley's Christmas Tree Farm filming with all of our models. This brand based commercial shows many of the popular men's, women's and children's brands that can be found in our store.
Christmas Tradition Commercial - Randy Price and Co 2013 from Randy Price and Co on Vimeo.
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4 Love Clothing
We had the opportunity to speak with Lindsey Parry, founder of 4Love Clothing. Please watch this video as she shares the story of her brand and how it is helping empower women in the Republic of Panama.
4Love Clothing, Empowering Women from Randy Price and Co on Vimeo.
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Thursday, May 2, 2013
The Story of Randy Price and Co, from the Man Himself
I’m Randy Price. I graduated University of Southern
Mississippi in May of 1979 with a degree in Business Administration and
Marketing. I worked for a Department store in Hattiesburg for 4 years as the Men’s
buyer and in 1983 opened my own Men’s Clothing Store, Randy Price and Company.
Men’s Clothing has changed a lot during my career. It used
to be dressy suit’s were the driving force in any man’s wardrobe. I mean, check
out those 1950-60 movies and you’ll see what I am talking about. In the 70’s and 80’s styles begin to change, but dressy Suits
and Sportcoat’s were still the economic indicator of a the professional man. In
the 80’s and 90’s styles begin to shift more casual and the term “ Casual
Friday’ begin to be heard. .....go to the bank and see how many men are in a
suit on Friday?
We’ll today…Suits and Sportcoat’s are still the economic indicator
of a well -dressed man, but we are living in a different fashion world. Gen X is raised on Old Navy and Gap T shirts, they wear Uniforms to school
and they get their fashion direction from their mother, who bought the “latest fashion look” off the sale rack.
And then…when they get ready to go off to college…they are in dire need of a fashion
education.(sorry mom)
Somebody has got to step up and inform the next generation that
Southern Style is the leading look in Men’s and women’s fashions today. I mean, I just got back from a
New York fashion Trade show and the “old school brands” are struggling to
survive. It was the Southern Brands that you had to “stand in line” to get an
appointment to buy their product.Southern is definitely in. Southern Tide, Southern Marsh, Southern Proper, Southern Point, and you mix all that with Peter Millar, Bill's Khakis. Patagonia, North Face...and you are one educated dude.
So if you are looking
for fashion direction, look no further. The South is the Place…North East and
West…are just directions!
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