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'''Harold & MOD''' | '''Harold & MOD''' was a fashion retailer. The business, which refurbished and repurposed vintage clothing and accessories, was founded in March [[2013]] by [[Milo Beloved]] and [[Heidi Smith]]. It closed in February [[2015]]. | ||
Its retail location, in the [[Burger-Phillips building]] at 1914 [[3rd Avenue North]], started out as a "pop-up shop" during [[REV Birmingham]]'s "REVIVE" campaign to energize downtown commercial districts in October [[2013]]. The decided, along with produce market/cafe [[Freshfully]], to remain in the location | Its retail location, in the [[Burger-Phillips building]] at 1914 [[3rd Avenue North]], started out as a "pop-up shop" during [[REV Birmingham]]'s "REVIVE" campaign to energize downtown commercial districts in October [[2013]]. The owners decided, along with produce market/cafe [[Freshfully]], to remain in the location indefinitely. | ||
In addition to its line of vintage clothing, Harold & MOD | In addition to its line of vintage clothing, Harold & MOD had its own label for new clothing and sold apparel, jewelry and gifts from [[Little Forest]], [[Yellowhammer Creative]] and [[Alabama Funk]]. | ||
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Revision as of 12:03, 8 October 2015
Harold & MOD was a fashion retailer. The business, which refurbished and repurposed vintage clothing and accessories, was founded in March 2013 by Milo Beloved and Heidi Smith. It closed in February 2015.
Its retail location, in the Burger-Phillips building at 1914 3rd Avenue North, started out as a "pop-up shop" during REV Birmingham's "REVIVE" campaign to energize downtown commercial districts in October 2013. The owners decided, along with produce market/cafe Freshfully, to remain in the location indefinitely.
In addition to its line of vintage clothing, Harold & MOD had its own label for new clothing and sold apparel, jewelry and gifts from Little Forest, Yellowhammer Creative and Alabama Funk.
References
- Diel, Stan (October 24, 2013) "Pop-up project pays dividends: Temporary Birmingham stores to become permanent." The Birmingham News
External links
- Harold & MOD website