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"FacebookPinterestFacebookPinterestFacebookPinterestFacebookPinterestFacebookPinterestFacebookPinterestFacebookPinterestFacebookPinterestFacebookPinterestFacebookPinterestFacebookPinterest\n\nMenswear boutiques can be really gimmicky these days. To amp up the masculine factor and offer an experience you can't get online, some shops give customers the option to indulge in amenities like coffee, haircuts, shoeshines or a stiff drink. Ian Paley, found of  Couverture and the Garbstore, doesn't buy into any of that BS. His London shop offers nothing but an excellent mix of quality clothes, merchandised in a creative way. It doesn't hurt that his Garbstore is an excellent line itself. We appreciate how he balances classic menswear like straight leg chinos, speckled tweed down vests, and patterned blazers with Hawaiian prints and footwear that makes sneakerheads go crazy.\n\nNow, he's taking his knack for on-the-cusp menswear brands and superior merchandising stateside. Garbstore Case Study opens in Los Angeles today, and in addition to exclusive pieces from the Gabstore line, like a limited-edition Garbstore x Reebok Classic sneaker and shirts from Gitman Vintage, they'll also be stocking Japanese label Mountain Research, New York brand Outdoor Voices, and buzzed-about British skate brand PALACE Skateboards, who will also have exclusive pieces. Here's a sneak peek at the shop.\n\nGarbstore Case Study\n\n603 N. La Brea Ave\n\nLos Angeles CA 90036"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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