Cool Buffalo Stuff @ Lu Modern Classics
One of the hardest parts about coming out with specialty accessory products can be the cost of ordering the required amount. That's why you don't see a lot of smaller retailers selling Buffalo neckties, pajamas... or belts. It's not unusual for a manufacturer/wholesaler to require a retailer to place an order for something (other than t-shirts and sweatshirts) in the amounts of 500 or 1000. Making a stitch design or stamp plate requires a lot of cash. Even if the retailer knows that the merchandise will move, chances are that the required minimum is too expensive.
This holiday season Lu Modern Classics is introducing a line of new Buffalo products. The Buffalo belts and the Buffalo dog collars are sure to be huge hits for anyone who has been looking for a different type of city-related gift item. The Buffalo belts are $29. 0r $39 with leather. Dog collars are $29. The dog leashes are $29. The key chains are $19. Colors are blue, green and pink.
Lu Modern Classics is located 504 Elmwood Avenue and their phone number is 716.881.7282. Open seven days a week.
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gman
I love this store.
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ST79
Look great, can't wait to get one of the dog collars and leashs
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ChocolateShake
This store is awesome... always there to help... excellent customer service... they should hold sessions for the other stores on the Elmwood strip on customer service... Too often, the stores on Elmwood take their customers for granted - many act as though someone owes them something.
I go out of my way to patronize this store. Friendly. Excellent selection. Reasonable prices.
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scooter
OMG they are friendly. This store is great.
Some pretty cool stuff that you won't find at most stores in WNY.
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