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So I looked at all the brands on page 1 on this thread and the most selective brand based on list of stores is Christian Louboutin and BMW is the most ubiquitous.
Only 5 Cities in the United States had 10 out of 10 stand alone boutiques/ stores of these brands:
- New York
- Los Angeles
- Miami
- San Francisco
- Las Vegas
Albuquerque's Coach store closed in October of last year. However, we do have a Michael Kors location that wasn't included in the OP, which may have erroneously been attributed to Santa Fe since there is no Michael Kors location in Santa Fe. Also, for Santa Fe, the Ralph Lauren location is an outlet store. The Eileen Fisher location is in downtown Santa Fe near the Plaza.
Albuquerque doesn't have much high-end shopping even compared to a place like Tucson. For Tucson, being that it's a resort city, I think that the tourism factor plays a big part there.
Also, the list is misleading. If you are including boutiques, there are places in mid major cities which serve that clientle, but maybe they do not have a full stand alone store.
Just as an example, Merkley Kendrick jewelers here is a very big Rolex dealer, and they have a whole room with several cases full of new Rolexes. That is about the only watch they sell there.
I wont be counting Louisville for Rolex because it does not have an authorized Rolex store.
If it is not a standalone store and/or boutique and/or authorized store from that brand then it does not belong here in this thread. No exceptions for any city.
Last edited by Trafalgar Law; 01-28-2016 at 02:35 PM..
Honolulu is a beast that ranks up there with the best of them.
Honolulu:
Ala Moana:
AllSaints
Balenciaga
Bloomingdale's
BOSS HUGO BOSS
Bottega Veneta
Bruno Cucinelli
Bvlgari
Cartier
Celine
CH Carolina Herrera
Chanel
Coach
Cole Haan
David Yurman
DVF Diane Von Furstenberg
Diesel
Dole & Gabbana
Emporio Armani
Escada
Fendi
Gucci
Harry Winston
Hermes
Jimmy Choo
Kate Spade New York
La Perla
Lacoste
Louis Vuitton
Michael Kors
Miu Miu
Moncler
Montblanc
Neiman Marcus
Nordstrom
Omega
Porsche Design
Prada
REDValentino
Rolex
Saint Laurent Paris
Salvatore Ferragamo
Swarovski
Ted Baker London
Tiffany & Co.
Tory Burch
TUMI
Valentino
Versace
Hilton Hawaiian Village:
Louis Vuitton
Kalakaua Av:
BOSS HUGO BOSS
Bottega Veneta
Chanel
Coach
Gucci
Miu Miu
Moncler
Saint Laurent Paris
Tiffany & Co
Royal Hawaiian Center:
Apple Store
Cartier
Fendi
Furla
Harry Winston Salon
Hermes
Jimmy Choo
Kate Spade New York
Loro Piana
OMEGA
Rolex
Salvatore Ferragamo
Tory Burch
Torneau
Valentino
Vilebrequin
Honolulu is a beast that ranks up there with the best of them.
Especially considering there are multiple locations of some of these stores within 1.5 miles of each other too. Honolulu is probably the most impressive metro for a lot of things, such as this, for any metro under 3-4 million imo.
Especially considering there are multiple locations of some of these stores within 1.5 miles of each other too. Honolulu is probably the most impressive metro for a lot of things, such as this, for any metro under 3-4 million imo.
Yea but like Las Vegas, most of that stuff is geared towards tourists.
NYC, LA, SF are all huge because there are a crap ton of rich people who live there.
Yea but like Las Vegas, most of that stuff is geared towards tourists.
NYC, LA, SF are all huge because there are a crap ton of rich people who live there.
Yeah I think that's obvious to everyone...
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