Modern Classics for Father's Day!
The 3rd Sunday of June is Father's Day.
Its a special occasion for that special man in your life and Lu Modern Classics at 504 Elmwood Avenue has a selection of gifts to make that special man know how special he is to you. On display is a wide variety of very unique gift idea.
I walked around the store the other day and picked out a few that I thought were cool.
Custom made straw hats from Cha Cha's House of Ill Repute- an absolutely cool summer gift.
Italian golf-shirts from Marbas - GOLFWEEK Magazine named Marbas #1 in the classic golf apparel category in their December 9, 2006 issue. This has dad written all over it!
Indigo Palms - Cool summer designs from Tommy Bahama.
Custom tailored dress shirts from Justin Custom Clothiers - This new line of dress shirts from Justin Anderson is exquisite. This was my pick for Dad. As luck would have it, the store has a special sale on these shirts. I was not complaining.
The store also boasts a healthy collection of suits and sport coats from Luigi Bianchi Mantova (Lubiam).
In the spirit of Fathers-day, Lou offers free boxing, gift-wrapping and delivery.
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