Strivers Row & Co. is recognized as one of the “Best Clothing Boutiques” in the Atlanta Tribune Best of 2012 Issue.. Thank you for the love Atlanta!
New Arrival ~ Strivers Row & Co. X Hoax Handmade Chocolate Suede Low Wingtips… Available in sizes 9 – 12.. Limited run.. Call for availability or to order 678.973.0045
Strivers Row & Co. is starting off the winter with a more traditional approach as we take the next step in our brand’s portfolio by releasing our first footwear collection & collaboration by HOAX. Our drop includes three different styles of boots – a wingtip, a more traditional brogue, and a captoe. All three handmade boots feature iconic wingtip detailing stitched all over the upper with a rich mix of materials ranging from suede, to slightly scorched leather & colours such as natural tan & vintage rust. Expect more collaborations between HOAX & Strivers Row on the horizon. Lookout for this release to hit Strivers Row Flagship Store later this week.
November 1st, 2011
Category Archives: Features
We’re proud to be recognized by The Atlanta Tribune as “One Of The Best Businesses Of 2011 In Atlanta. Make sure to pick up the November issue available at newsstands everywhere to read the details. 2012 here we come….
September 2nd, 2011
Category Archives: Features
Stone Mountain is one of the most famous landmarks in America. But it’s history has a dark side that few know about. Click above to read more!
Founded in 2009 by Jason Geter and Emmett Harrell, Strivers Row pulls from Southern American traditions and firm grounding in both fashion and entertainment. The dominant aesthetic is a romance between denim and hunting apparel, with all the neatly detailed garments fabricated in Japan. Click here to continue reading an exclusive editorial spread sharing the Strivers Row Fall 2011 collection by our friends over at HighSnobiety.
There’s nothing more American than Coca-Cola – for better, and for worse. Click image to read more.
The Tuskegee Airmen were not only some of the finest pilots of World War II; they also gave hope to men of all races throughout America. Click the image to read more.
