SALE Time!

Alps ladies fleece jackets
Aventura ladies tops
Gramicci ladies tops & Men’s Rockin’ Sport Pants
Grizzly cotton chamois shirts
White Sierra microfleece tops & pants

Royal Robbins pants

Additional markdowns on sale items in our Sale corners.
Hope to see you soon!
-Jenn & Christine

Happy New Year! I’m off to New York for Spring  shopping…Vermont Spring that is. Fun socks, kooky scarves, neato-earrings, American made shirts for women & men…

Stop in! Christine is on Duty ’til I return on Friday the 13th…

-Jenn

Yep. I said tree pulp! 50% cellulose (tree pulp), cashmere, and rayon (more tree derived fibers). Soft, affordable ($58.00), and timeless style.

Leaves are turning orange, red, & yellow…a certain sign of Fall’s imminent arrival.

Every week brings new arrivals:Henley shirts for women & men, cotton sweaters & our favorite wooly hats-lined with fleece of course. In want of a small luxury that can make any person’s day?

Tribal corduroy pants in petite and regular lengths and of course new arrivals of Gramicci climbing pants for women & men in fresh Fall colors. Hemp blend shirts, tees, and more await your discovery.

Stop in to say hello.

We are here Monday-Friday 10am to 6pm, Saturdays 9am to 6pm, and closed to rake leaves every Sunday.

Fall with the crisp & damp evenings tempts us to wear long sleeves, or a scarf when venturing to that country fair. Lucky for us we have new & cozy fleece tops, vests, pants…

Fall arrivals are well, arriving every week.

Tattersall’s & almost everyone in Rutland is open for business.

Our thoughts & prayers go to everyone during this time of community need.

We and most in the Downtown community are open for our regular store hours but please do call ahead because of the road closures and other destruction by Irene.

Christine is fine but not able to get to Rutland. The Downtown Rutland Farmers Market will happen as usual even though many farms have lost all crops in the floods. Come down to support community owned stores.

Below is a link to the road closures according to the Vermont 511 line. This is the only link I have found useful.

http://511.vermont.gov/main.jsf?minLat=42.7505&minLon=-73.2587&maxLat=43.9964&maxLon=-72.0209

Feedback is very much appreciated. Hope to see everyone soon. Please exercise caution. Jenn

It’s that time of year again! The air is becoming more crisp & air conditioners are less attractive. Beautiful Fall arrivals in Alps fleece, Royal Robbins ladies tops, hearty mens shirts on on their way along with many other really neat-o items.

Remember that all Gramicci’s are on sale from now through Aug. 20th. Call Christine or myself if you’d like us to set item(s) aside. 802.773.5007.

Gramicci pants, both men’s and women’s, are 20% off until August 20!  Protect your legs, and enjoy ease of movement, in comfort & casual style.

New items are arriving weekly; more prints & interesting basics.

Eagle Ray Traders Batik tops, Earth Creations organic cotton/hemp Tees, some printed, and Alps sweaters for cooler evenings.

Traveling soon?  Fiore travel clothing will keep you smart-looking while being extraordinarily comfortable.  Richly colored tops, crisp classic skirts, capris and pants all roll up for easy packing & crisp looks.  Washes easily and Dries quickly, with no fuss.

Should you need a reason to take time for yourself, remember the Rutland Farmers Market is right across the street from us!

Vermont’s Largest Farmer’s Market is every Saturday 10am – 2pm in Depot Park in Rutland’s Downtown, plus Tuesdays from 2pm – 6pm.  Stop by the Farmer’s Market and then come across the street…

Say ‘hi’. Check us out and let us know what you’ve been enjoying this summer.

Christine

Thank you to everyone who helped make Sidewalk Sales a success!

Fall merchandise is beginning to arrive…when you find yourself in Downtown stop in. You never know what Jenn will bring in.

As most of you know I love any excuse to hit the road to discover now products and gather display ideas and Christine…she loves to run. I do not mean a 2 miler but half marathons. Because she will not toot her own horn I am doing it for her.