 I'm not sure about the states, but i'll give you a couple of examples (i just opened a clothing store... Edmonton, Alberta). Urban name brand clothing is priced very very high, theres alot of profit... ALOT. Plus, the demand is also high. Next to selling cocaine, urban clothing is the most profitable thing to do. With urban clothing, everyone wants unique items that no one else has. I'm in Canada, so very few people have phat gear. Normally i bring in like 4 or 5 velour suits at a time, different brands... urban clothing store: Sears does okay, I think because they do most of their business in appliances and automotive, which seem to a larger part of the store, than the "softer side of Sears". The places that seem to be the strongest there, are the pizza place,(the only thing left in the food court, not to mention good pizza), Toys R' Us, and the "urban clothing store". Other than that, this mall is basically dead, in fact they've even tried to make it look less empty, by putting vending machines and arcade games,(which also seem subpar), in the dead storefronts. So needless to say, Summit Park is in really sorry shape and has definitely seen better days. urban clothing store: I don't know if I really quite represent "urban clothing" in a fuckin' Thai fishing village, but I'll let y'all know what Nyce rocks... Currently, I'm wearing a boy's button-down shirt I got in Bangkok with Doraemon all over it, a pair of jeans I copped at a swap shop in the states (stonewash flare, baby) and a white cotton camisole under Doraemon that I picked up at the Monday Market here in Ban Phe. I've also got my little Mashimaro purse with me as well. All cute as can be. My wardrobe is full of an interesting mish-mosh of clothes I got here in Thailand and clothes that I brought with me from the states. There's a couple of Mashimaro shirts alongside a couple of polo tees I picked up from GapKids, some skirts from Switch (a used clothing store) alongside a couple of skirts that I got here, some big baggy "Khao San-er" cotton shirts that I normally sleep in should I choose to sleep with clothes on and a shirt I had specially sent over here designed by my favourite artist in the world, Kurt Halsey Frederiksen. urban clothing store: Nah, I think the problem is why some people - like me - also have a sore spot for stuff like Ranma 1/2 as well - the stuff is EVERYWHERE. When I'm watching a commercial for a local "urban" clothing store, and they mention DragonBall Z as one of the clothing brands, that's just silly.
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