Quote by Malcolm Gladwell

“I looked up in curiosity. Behind us stood the Brown and Eagle Wool Warehouse and Schneider's Cap Factory, both constructed with that wholehearted devotion…

— Lyndsay Faye

“People tended to shop and frequent restaurants in their comfort-zone.”

— J.D. Robb

“to wander among the neat rows of boutiques.”

— Stuart Woods

“I was lucky to live in New York when it was dangerous and edgy and cheap enough to play host to young, penniless artists.…

— Edmund White

“Publishing, I learn later, is a little like the garment industry: You have to be geographically well placed, in New York, for schmoozing convenience.”

— Daniel Menaker

“...Merchant's Ware, the city most people thought of as the real city. Normally its narrow streets were crowded with stalls, and people from all…

— Terry Pratchett

“His father owned warehouses, a construction company, a chain of stores, and three restaurants.”

— Robert T. Kiyosaki

“fast-food restaurant, where”

— Hyperion Books

“The Carpenter Shop”

— Wendell Berry

“The new fashions sold in department stores had thrown skilled American seamstresses out of work, you see. They’d been displaced by immigrant girls doing…

— Mary Doria Russell

“set off a marketing frenzy, during which the heroine’s name was bestowed upon a hat, several shoe designs, candy, toothpaste, soap, a brand of…

— Harold Schechter

“I could talk about industrialization and men's fashion all day, but work must intrude.”

— Hans Gruber