Here in St. Paul, a collection of 5 indy businesses that sell vintage "retro" furniture, clothing, and household goods have banded together to market their wares. I think this is genius. They aren't bound by a single neighborhood, but they've recognized that there is power in being part of group that shares a similar customer base. In an era of national chain domination, it is great to see new models of independent business promotion. Check out St. Paul's Retro Loop.
Monday, November 19, 2007
The Retro Loop
Here in St. Paul, a collection of 5 indy businesses that sell vintage "retro" furniture, clothing, and household goods have banded together to market their wares. I think this is genius. They aren't bound by a single neighborhood, but they've recognized that there is power in being part of group that shares a similar customer base. In an era of national chain domination, it is great to see new models of independent business promotion. Check out St. Paul's Retro Loop.
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