Thrifted Threads, which operates stores in Houston and College Station will be opening a 2,500 square foot store just east of downtown at 2646 Main Street in a historic building
The new shop will carry clothing dating from the 1970s – 2000s at a location that has housed jewelry and clothing stores in the vicinity of a cider bar, art gallery and tattoo shop. Customers will find the clothes arranged by colors amide a décor dominated by free arcade games and a motorcycle display.
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CEO and founder Laith Awad of Thrifted Threads started the business as an online resale shop in 2017 while still a teenager. Nearly five years later he launched his first brick-and-mortar store in Houston primarily selling quality second-hand fashions and retro styles. In a statement Awad said:
"I want our shoppers to come in for the first time and be inundated with high-quality pieces that will make the perfect addition to a collection or serve as the start of a new one."
The appeal of second-hand clothes is that they are environmentally friendly and often more affordable than new clothes of a similar quality.
Thrifted Threads is scheduled to open November 2.
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