Friday, August 20, 2010

Hot and Covered...Help Wanted at Monocle's Teeny New West Village Shop






Monocle Shop
New York Flagship
Store Opening Soon!


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Monocle magazine, which calls itself the "global briefing covering international affairs, business, culture and design," will soon add the West Village to its list of brick-and-mortar shop locations around the world. The shops, in Los Angeles, Tokyo, Hong Kong, and London, all stock issues of the magazine, Monocle collaborations, and "favourite" international products.

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The New York store, which is on 535 Hudson Street at Charles Street will officially open August 30th. Presently the awning is up, but the store is bare and unfurnished. First impression: It's very, very small. Think in the range of 100 square feet. This spacial challenge is probably due to the fact that the location, formerly a Monster Sushi restaurant, shares its 535 Hudson address with hair salon Contesta Rockhair. Monocle is currently looking for a shopkeeper with a "keen interest" in the magazine's culture, but if you're at all claustrophobic, you might want to pass.—Alice Taranto

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Here are some first images of the upcoming Monocle Store to be located in New York’s West Village, after having opened doors already in London, Hong Kong, Tokyo and Los Angeles over the last two years. The store will be really small, just like the others, and will be stocking the magazine and all their collaborative items. Look out for the opening on August 30th.

Monocle Store New York City
535 Hudson Street at Charles Street
New York City, NY
USA

· The Monocle Shop New York (West Village) [Craigslist]
· Monocle [Official Site]



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A shopkeeper with a
"keen interest!"
in the magazine's culture.



the portastylistic






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