Comments on: CloseOut Kings http://www.bedstuyblog.com/2009/12/closeout-kings/ Bedford, Stuyvesant Heights & Tompkins Park North Sat, 02 Jul 2011 13:25:44 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1.4 By: beds http://www.bedstuyblog.com/2009/12/closeout-kings/comment-page-1/#comment-12528 beds Mon, 18 Jan 2010 03:09:30 +0000 http://www.bedstuyblog.com/?p=6212#comment-12528 I visted the closeout kings and couldn't find a good TH tees. However the collection was extraordinary. Thanks for this review. - Jonathan I visted the closeout kings and couldn’t find a good TH tees. However the collection was extraordinary. Thanks for this review.

- Jonathan

]]> By: Catch 'em when you can: designer closeouts in Bed-Stuy | Brokelyn http://www.bedstuyblog.com/2009/12/closeout-kings/comment-page-1/#comment-12467 Catch 'em when you can: designer closeouts in Bed-Stuy | Brokelyn Mon, 04 Jan 2010 15:12:00 +0000 http://www.bedstuyblog.com/?p=6212#comment-12467 [...] Over the break, the Bed-Stuy blog posted about a designer-discount store on Marcus Garvey between Decatur and Fulton that sounds worth checking out—if you can get there when it’s open. The shop, which opened on Black Friday 2008, is called CloseOut Kings, and according to Bed-Stuy blog, it “feels like an urban chic or European boutique store” and is “stuffed with recognized name brand treasures, if you’re willing to take a few minutes to sort and shift.” BSB saw some Ralph Lauren ladies’ sweaters, Michael Kors sheets and other goodies. But beware: “One tip to note is their business hours aren’t consistent,” the blog warns. “If you can catch them while they’re open, this may be your next go-to shop for brand names at discount prices.” Has anyone else checked this place out? Read the whole story here. [...] [...] Over the break, the Bed-Stuy blog posted about a designer-discount store on Marcus Garvey between Decatur and Fulton that sounds worth checking out—if you can get there when it’s open. The shop, which opened on Black Friday 2008, is called CloseOut Kings, and according to Bed-Stuy blog, it “feels like an urban chic or European boutique store” and is “stuffed with recognized name brand treasures, if you’re willing to take a few minutes to sort and shift.” BSB saw some Ralph Lauren ladies’ sweaters, Michael Kors sheets and other goodies. But beware: “One tip to note is their business hours aren’t consistent,” the blog warns. “If you can catch them while they’re open, this may be your next go-to shop for brand names at discount prices.” Has anyone else checked this place out? Read the whole story here. [...]

]]> By: abby http://www.bedstuyblog.com/2009/12/closeout-kings/comment-page-1/#comment-12453 abby Sun, 27 Dec 2009 22:32:23 +0000 http://www.bedstuyblog.com/?p=6212#comment-12453 no comprendo this place having no sign and unreliable business hours. weird. no comprendo this place having no sign and unreliable business hours. weird.

]]> By: The Changeling http://www.bedstuyblog.com/2009/12/closeout-kings/comment-page-1/#comment-12442 The Changeling Thu, 24 Dec 2009 15:15:12 +0000 http://www.bedstuyblog.com/?p=6212#comment-12442 Inconsistent business hours? **eyeroll** Isn't having consistent hours rule #1 in business? You know, this place is really nice looking on the inside. It looks like the owners really put a lot of care in arranging/presenting the merch, but the one thing they (and all business owners) need to do is get consistent business hours and post those hours in the window. People who live nearby may be willing to walk by the store to see if it is open, but those who live far away may not be willing to make a special trip to see if they decided to open for the day. And another thing--get a sign or at least paint the name of the joint in the window. Or better yet, get an awning! Inconsistent business hours? **eyeroll** Isn’t having consistent hours rule #1 in business? You know, this place is really nice looking on the inside. It looks like the owners really put a lot of care in arranging/presenting the merch, but the one thing they (and all business owners) need to do is get consistent business hours and post those hours in the window. People who live nearby may be willing to walk by the store to see if it is open, but those who live far away may not be willing to make a special trip to see if they decided to open for the day.

And another thing–get a sign or at least paint the name of the joint in the window. Or better yet, get an awning!

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