Post Boxing day madness.

Small store and totally geared towards men. I'm not sure whether they had any women's
wear back when they first opened, but this store is for the testosterone oriented.

In the madness of myself trying to complete my sartorialistic goals, I decided to get a knit tie. Not just any knit tie, but a knit tie with a more traditional width, 3 inches or 9mm, not the super... more

I have had no reason to walk into a Tommy Hilfiger until today, in search of Neon. I remember back in the 90's when TH was the "it" clothing. The way that Ed Hardy is today...okay maybe that is stretching it, however, you get the idea. I didn't find what I was looking for, however, the staff were super helpful, very customer service orientated.

If you came of age in the last 15 years, you probably remember Tommy Hilfiger as the "it" brand for a few seasons, a flash-in-the-fashion-pan that all the cool kids wore for at least six months before moving on to FUBU or something equally forgettable. In the fashion world, Mr. Hilfiger is known for his brazen challenge of traditional American menswear, his subsequent marketing genius that had... more