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See it First! Men’s Theory Collection at Loehmann’s

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Isn’t it great when you find a men’s clothing designer who not only createsa great silhouette, but the clothes are comfortable too? If you are still looking for that designer, then look no more because not only is Theory that designer but its available at Loehmann’s for up to 65% off department store prices

New Theory separates will be arriving at select Loehmann’s starting August 13th.

Hurry on in and see what’s just arrived for guys at discount prices you’ll find only at Loehmann’s! Look at this small temptation:

  • Men’s Theory Suits are 399.99 when elsewhere they are up to $895.
  • Sportcoats from Theory are 179.99 to $199.99 as opposed to $495 to $575.
  • Sweaters are only 69.99 when you will see them elsewhere priced $195.
  • Men’s Pants are priced between 79.99 and 99.99, elsewhere they are up to $195.
  • Woven Shirts are between79.99 and 99.99 as opposed to $165 to $245 elsewhere.

It’s a whole wardrobe in Theory! Pants, knits, jackets and suits all at up to 65% off department store prices!

Of course, selections will vary by store. Plan for shopping starting Thursday, August 13th at Loehmann’s locations in: Chelsea, Upper Westside, Beverly Connection, San Francisco, Tustin, Chevy Chase, Boca Raton, Midtown Miami, Aventura and Torrance!
You heard it from Jack!

And don’t worry ladies, Ava has got you covered too! New Theory selections for her are coming in at the end of August!

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Special Loehmann’s Event to Support AIDS Project Los Angeles

Shop for a Cause!

Hi all, 

Did you know that there are enough people with HIV/AIDS in Los Angeles to fill Dodger Stadium?

The Los Angeles County Department of Health Services Office of AIDS Programs and Policy approximate 54,000 persons living with HIV & AIDS in Los Angeles County. Of this, 9,000 people do not know their HIV status and do not access primary health care. Many do not qualify for Medi-Cal despite having limited resources and cannot acquire the basic services they need.

AIDS Project Los Angeles, one of the nation’s largest AIDS service organizations, provides direct services to more than 10,000 men, women and children living with HIV and AIDS in Los Angeles County for 25 years. Services include prevention education, a food bank, professional dental care, housing assistance, mental health counseling, women’s services and case management. APLA is a leader in the provision of bilingual HIV treatment information, in print and on the Internet, and advocates for effective AIDS-related policies and legislation on the local, state and federal level. For example, they just opened the S. Mark Taper Foundation Center, a 2,500-square-foot one-stop shop of vital services for persons living with HIV/AIDS.

To assist this wonderful organization, Loehmann’s would like to invite you to join us for a night of shopping at the Loehmann’s Beverly Connection Men’s store on Friday April, 3rd from 5:00 pm to 9:00 pm.

Five percent of the evening’s shopping proceeds will benefit AIDS Project Los Angeles

You receive a night of shopping for the biggest deals in men’s designer fashions while the less fortunate receive the benefits of the amazing designer finds you will bring home to your happy closet.

Just look at what your shopping can do:

$20 buys five bags of groceries for those most in need.
$100 gives at-risk youth a week of HIV prevention education.
Your shopping proceeds, large or small, directly helps APLA clients.

An evening of shopping CAN make a difference.

Once again, it’s Friday April 3rd. Starting at 5pm and ending at 9 pm. The Men’s Store in the Beverly Connection Loehmann’s only. One night, one store, huge savings, great cause. Mark your calendars.
You heard it from Jack!

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Cold Weather Savings! An additional 50% off all coats at Loehmann’s

Huge Discounts on Cold Weather Apparel now at Loehmann’s!

Brrrrrrr! The temperature has dropped, Jack Frost is doing his thing and there is no better time than now to update your cold weather ensemble.  If you haven’t had a significant snow storm yet, it’s only a matter of time before Mother Nature sends in her fury of flurries. Be prepared and still stay at the top of fashion and the snow drifts with new cold weather boots.

We now have selections of suede, shearling, and so much more with names like Steve Madden, White Mountain and many others. Regularly priced in department stores at $60 to $159 a pair, you can grab your favorite pair or two priced at 39.99 to 119.99.  There is no excuse to have cold feet this year!

Perhaps it is your delicate extremities that need a cold weather makeover? How many pairs of gloves can one lose a year? Stock up with these savings.

Boxed sets of winter essentials from Calvin Klein and many others start at just 24.99.   Designer leather gloves run from 69.99 to 99.99 a pair.  That’s twice as many fingers you could keep warm since at a department store they would be as much as $200..  Designer wool gloves in many novelty styles are priced at a mere 39.99.

And then, of course, we must cover up with coats. Designer down jackets in new styles from Laundry were priced out in a department store for $240, but priced at the regular Loeh Loehmann’s number of 99.99.  Anne Klein, Kenneth Cole and DKNY wool and precious fiber coats can be found at department stores at $220 to $550 making Loehmann’s regular price 99.99 to 299.99. All around, it’s already a great deal on coats, but……

It’s the Holiday season and it is cold outside, so take an additional 50% off all coats for her & him!

It might be cold outside, but these prices? They are hot, hot, hot!

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The Return of the Skinny Tie

Nice basic skinny tie

Hi all,

Yes, it’s back.

When tens of thousands of viewers watched American Idol each week to watch Ryan Seacrest and future pop stars like Michael Johns don the two finger width skinny tie, I knew this trend had some staying power.

In “non-skinny” times, the neck tie varies from 3 and one half inches to 3 and three quarter and back again, making it is a fashion rarity when the tie dares go to 3 inches or less. Skinny ties and more can be attributed to the resurgence of 80’s influenced fashion trends including the bubble skirt and asymmetrical zippers, but like many of the 80’s trends, the roots are back in the 1950’s.

Skinny ties go back to the 1950’s Ratpack and their super mod coolness.

Originally worn and copied by such 1950’s legends like the ratpack, it became a fixture of the mods before it was absorbed by the new wave and punk rockers of the 1980’s. I know I have quite a few embrassing pictures from high school dances! Back again, the skinny tie now says more than just cool; it’s elegant, sophisticated, driven, yet relaxed and casual and that’s why it is back with a vengeance.

According to Men’s Flair : “A tiny bit geek, a tiny bit chic, skinny ties have an attitude that’s all their own.” Geek is the new cool.

What is clear is that the trend is here in full force; designers Alessandro Dell’Aqua, Lanvin, Narciso Rodriguez, and Rag & Bone show them on the runways. Rockers Pete Doherty, Fabrizio Moretti, Ryan Adams and celebs; Jude Law, Orlando Bloom, Zac Efron, Daniel Craig, Patrick Dempsey, Brad Pitt and David Beckham wear them on the red carpets with style. The reporters get them on film and then countless American men want to be that snazzy too.

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It’s not a bad idea, as long as one knows how to rock that skinny tie. Most concur that there are fashion faux pas that need not be broken when wearing a skinny tie, most skinny tie tips are pretty easy to follow:

“It’s going to look totally incorrect on a big-collared shirt,” warns Carlo Brandelli. And a bit silly, unless you have a narrow lapelled suit and some narrow pants.”

Wear your skinny ties with an equally modern suit. No double breasted suits at all.

They can’t be past your belt and should not be more than 3 inches above.

If you are a big guy, then you cannot wear a skinny tie: “Skinny ties really only look good on skinny guys .”

Really, you need the collared shirt. You can be untucked if you must, but no tee shirts please, though a vest will do nicely.

The classic black skinny tie is still smart on a crisp white shirt, but mixing up your colors and tones can add a more modern look.

Avoid the black and white checkerboard unless you are going to a 1980’s themed party. Shades of gray on gray look sharp, though my favorite look in skinny to date: a men’s fleur de lis tie on a shirt with a very subtle check….smooth.

Some warn that the very conservative office might not accept a skinny tie, but what is fashion if not a bit edgy?

The necktie might have begun as a symbol of love, but it’s a fashion staple now, and at Loehmann’s, it won’t make you choke. You’ll find a great selection of discounted designer skinny ties at Loehmann’s from Ben Sherman, CK, Nicole Miller, Penguin and Theory.

You heard it from Jack!

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