Like the Polo Ralph Lauren Outlet, the stores at the Williamsburg Prime Outlets are decked out for the holiday season, and will no doubt be busy this upcoming weekend when they are holding their Black Friday / Thanksgiving Weekend and Cyber Monday deals bonanza, just like dozens of other stores all across the country. I hope to get some of the deals, but from what I understand, there will be stiff competition.
Did you know that Brooks Brothers is the oldest surviving men's clothier in the United States? It was founded in 1818 and is headquartered today on Madison Avenue in New York City. Ralph Lauren used to work as a salesman at the Brooks Brothers Madison Avenue store, and was granted the right to use the Polo trademark from Brooks Brothers, which retained its rights as an iconic "original polo button-down collar" shirt. President Abraham Lincoln wore a coat specially crafted for him by Brooks Brothers at his second inauguration that had a design featuring an eagle and the inscription, "One Country, One Destiny" hand stitched into the coat's lining. Most of Brooks Brothers' clothing is imported, with sportscoats, shirts, and some accessories manufactured in the United States. All Brooks Brothers necktie silk is woven in England, but are "cut and piled" in the US. Paraphrased, courtesy of Wikipedia.
Location: Suite 59 Phone: (757) 565-2501
Current and Upcoming In Store Specials, Deals and Promotions: Enjoy 10% off your entire purchase of $75 or more. Redeemable for merchandise only. May not be combined with any other offer. Limit one per customer. Discount may not be applied towards taxes, shipping and handling, monogramming and engraving, alterations, or personalization. Not valid on previous purchases. Coupon Code: 3632. Offer valid until Dec. 31, 2008. You must present your 1Club Card at time of purchase to enjoy these savings.
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Come see a photo a day from Williamsburg, VA, where English Colonists first settled in Jamestown back in 1607. With over 400 years of rich history and modern beauty, there's plenty to view -- ENJOY!
My sister, brother-in-law and niece live in Williamsburg. When I was a kid, we often visited the Williamsburg Pottery and took field trips to Colonial Williamsburg.
If you would like to help the Suffolk tornado victims, please consider donating to the American Red Cross. You can donate over the phone by calling (757) 539-6645. The Red Cross has said they need donations of money, rather than furniture or clothing items. More charitable organizations can be found on the WAVY TV website.