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betsy & iya will host a massive garage sale where they will sell slightly imperfect betsy & iya pieces; jewelry making materials like chain, findings, beads, leather, and rope; brass negatives from their etcher; and tools. Check out the super cute video they did to promote it here.
Betsy & Iya, 2403 NW Thurman, Friday August 5, 10 am-6 pm
Folly will host a huge end of season sale to clear out all of their Summer stock to make room for Fall items. Receive 25% off all Sarah Bibb clothing as well 20-50% off all Summer styles. They will also bring out "Blast from the Past" items that will be marked up to 80% off. Folly is pretty famous for their raffles, so they will have that going too, which will include a prize of a one-on-one session with Sarah Bibb.
Folly, 1005 NW 16th, Friday August 5- Sunday August 7, 11 am-5 pm
The 811 E. Burnside Building will host a vintage sale featuring Hannah McDevitt Vintage, Julia Barbee, Continuall, Tanner Ann, jahdessbless, and more. Cool drinks, frozen treats and a temporary tattoo booth will also be on hand to help you beat the heat.
811 E. Burnside, Friday August 5, 4-9 pm
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In conjunction with the Montavilla First Friday event Union Rose will host a trunk show featuring KD Designs. Shop the newest collection along with sale items.
Union Rose, 7909 SE Stark, Friday August 5, 5-9 pm
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Sundaze Collective, a monthly fashion pop-up every first Sunday curated by Sarah Radcliffe of Yo Vintage! featuring a rotating lineup of local designers and makers is back for their August installment. Vendors include Mimi Ceramics, Polaris Jewelry, Alexa Stark, Yo Vintage!, and more.
The Cleaners at Ace Hotel, 403 SW 10, Sunday August 7, 11 am-6 pm
And we are ending with a good news/bad news sort of thing. After 23 years in business, Johnny Sole is closing their doors for good. From their press release:
In 2014, the Woodlark Building was sold to developers with the intention of converting the space into a hotel. Johnny Sole initially planned to relocate to 800 SW Alder, formerly Reynolds Eyewear, but recently decided to close.
This is not to say their hands were forced or that they lacked agency in the decision. John Plummer notes that “high rent and competition weren’t the tipping point,” and that “the developer’s proposed buyout was the most viable option for all parties.” Though they could have re-opened in a new space, they were ultimately more excited about the prospect of new endeavors.
“We’re happy, and really looking forward to what’s next,” Gretchen Plummer beams when customers ask. After twenty-three years of wholehearted support from the community, they feel pleased with their decision to close Johnny Sole on a high note, and grateful for the store’s long run.
That's the bad news. The good news is that they will host a major closeout of all stock and fixtures, and will remain in their 815 SW Alder location until everything is gone. Get there now!!!