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Fort Greene Gets a Menswear Flagship Where You Can Stay a While

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Million Goods, the Brooklyn specialty shop for men, has opened its flagship in Fort Greene. The new space treats clothes shopping as one part of a longer visit. There's a room set aside for listening to music, a bar serving wine and an open-air garden, all under the same roof as the racks. The clothes themselves cover a deliberately wide range of tastes. In a New York neighborhood that likes to linger, it's a shop that lets you browse slowly, with a glass in hand and something good playing in the next room.

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