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What’s New at Kidd Squid This Summer

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By Lisa Frohlich
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The pink phone booth is becoming a popular Instagram photo op There is big news from Kidd Squid Brewing Co. this week. They have expanded next door into the space that was the village garden center, and what they’ve done with it is exactly the kind of thing that makes Sag Harbor feel like Sag Harbor. The Kidd Squid Boutique is located at 11 Spring Street in Sag Harbor Let’s start with the part I’m most excited about.
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TOCCIN Opens Its First Store in Southampton

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By Lisa Frohlich
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TOCCIN is located at 44 Main Street, Southampton If you’ve been following the fashion world on social media, chances are TOCCIN has already caught your eye. The label founded by husband-and-wife duo Alex and Michael Toccin has built a devoted following online and an even more devoted one in real life, with women who don’t just love the clothes but come back for them season after season.
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New to Sag Harbor, Madewell Is Already Giving Back to the Community

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By Lisa Frohlich
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Madewell Grand Opening Event; photo by Aysia Marotta Sag Harbor just got a little more stylish. Madewell opened the doors to its newest women’s store at 102 Main Street, and the celebration weekend that followed felt less like a typical retail opening and more like the whole village had been invited to a party. The new store is designed to feel like an artist’s studio rather than a traditional store The space itself sets the tone immediately.
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