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Ask Shop Clerk Archive

January 8, 2007
Eric Bianchini

"Golf is all about acronyms. Ask, “What’s the COR of your driver?” COR stands for the coefficient of restitution, or the amount of deflection off the face of a club."

December 25, 2006
Daniel Lemay

"I believe they hire us because we have an accent, and this gives an exotic taste to the Christmas tree."

December 18, 2006
Lisa Mahar

"They’re incredibly well crafted: eight layers of paint on every surface, they use the best woods, beautiful grains, and they’re geometrically precise."

December 11, 2006
Eve Lateiner

"It has to do with the simplicity of the design, the idea of infinity, and also with the fact that Maria’s early pieces were based on a circle pattern."

December 4, 2006
Jaki Batton

"We have the raddest designers that are super-aware of fashion and mountain function."

November 20, 2006
Jordan Silver

"We carry brands that are hard to find, and we customize— if you bring a frame in that you love, we’ll copy it."

November 13, 2006
Jennifer Duenas

"People love our dressing rooms, which comfortably fit two. You know what I mean?"

November 6, 2006
Ryan Stepka

"They’re all hypoallergenic, handmade from purified horsehair from Argentina, cotton, and wool. They’re made to last you 30 years."

October 30, 2006
Olivia Kibar

"New York women abuse their feet—some customers come in on crutches after hammertoe or bunion surgery. They put on the flats and are in heaven."

October 23, 2006
Alex Cox

"We wanted to be almost entirely a bookstore. We have an art gallery up front, where we show and sell cartoonists’ original work."

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