Jack Straw’s Spring Sale Starts Friday, June 13
By Seattle Mag June 12, 2014
!–paging_filter–pHigh-end retailer a href=”http://\/\/seattlemag.com/scenes-new-jack-straw“Jack Straw/a is having the first sale in their new space at 1930 First Ave. next to a href=”http://\/\/seattlemag.com/baby-co“Baby Company/a, starting Friday, June 13./p
pEverything in store, which means all spring clothing for men and women, will be discounted up to 40 percent off including Marni, Dries Van Noten and lesser known, but equally amazing, brands like a href=”http://www.engineeredgarments.com/EngineeredGarments/SS14.aspx” target=”_blank”Engineered Garments/a, a href=”http://www.barenavenezia.com/” target=”_blank”Barena/a and local favorite, a href=”http://www.stellalove.com/” target=”_blank”Stella Love/a./p
pIn addition, the store’s mythic sin bin will be in full effect with past season clothing marked down 70 percent./p
p”It’s funny how spring fashion goes on sale just as the weather gets nice in Seattle,” says co-owner Paola Medina. “It works out well for our clients. We’re not sure what to expect because this is our first sale here, but people always go nuts for the sin bin.”/p
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