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Wednesday Feb 11, 2009

Examiner.com Calls Us "The Store of the Moment"

Man-about-town and style writer for Examiner.com, Dino-Ray Ramos, swung by our San Francisco store and had some very pleasant things to say. Money quote:

"If Sex and the City’s Mr. Big would shop at a store, this would be it."

You can read the full article here

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Friday Jan 09, 2009

7x7 Magazine Pimps the Fly Guy

San Francisco's 7x7 magazine may soon be profiling our new store in print, but in the meantime, they have written up a blurb about us that we couldn't have done better if we'd done it ourselves. 

Money quote: "Guys who’ve endured being dragged to the girliest of shops over the holidays will especially appreciate the refreshingly testosterone-friendly atmo: a giant stuffed Grizzly bear hovers inside and custom Harley Davidson bike gleams in the window."

And we learned something new too: to the hip, the Financial District is Fi-Di. Expect us to overuse that phrase often. 

Read the full blurb here.

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Tuesday Nov 18, 2008

UrbanDaddy Covers the Store Opening

UrbanDaddy, a necessary email subscription for any modern gentleman, first featured us nationally back in 2006. The hit featured Ike Behar's custom shirt program called C.E.O. for Custom Express Original.

Fast forward to 2008, and UrbanDaddy featured the opening of On The Fly's flagship store in downtown San Francisco on the day that it opened: Monday, November 17th. Of course, UrbanDaddy came by the Sunday before we opened to see what all the fuss was going to be about.

Read the full write-up here

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Thursday May 01, 2008

A Suitable Wardrobe Visits

A Suitable Wardrobe is a must-read blog for the gentleman that takes his wardrobe seriously. Will Boehlke, the man behind the blog, is certainly one of the best-dressed men in San Francisco. What is striking about Will is that he is "dressed" every single day of the week.

A Suitable Wardrobe covers a wide variety of men's fashion-related topics, but it is most useful for the topics that are not typically addressed by many men's magazines. Topics like wardrobe planning, budgeting, maintenance, custom clothing, purchasing of materials for custom clothes, and of course, putting it all together. It is a thorough blog that is sure to teach you something new at least once a week, if not more frequently.

Will stopped by our showroom to take a tour and snap a few photos, visit the car club next door, and enjoy a cigar and a glass of bourbon. Read his full write-up here

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Forbes.com - April 30, 2008

One of the reasons we carry more than just men's clothing is because we strive to be a convenient destination for the gentleman who also appreciates fine wines, premium cigars, and other aspects of the "good life". Influencing our assortment was time spent by several of the principals at Sherlock's Haven, San Francisco's premier tobacconist (now under new ownership and definitely not the same). Back in 2002, Forbes.com named Sherlock's Haven one of the Top Ten Tobacconists in the World.  

Six years later, On The Fly has garnered similar attention. Forbes.com just published the Ten Best Clothing Stores for Men, and we were among the honorees. We are flattered to be mentioned with such stalwarts as Gene Hiller, Bergdorf Goodman, and Cuffs, and the new breed like Lisa Kline and Oslo's. While most of our customers live a plane flight away from the showroom/warehouse, we do hope you'll pop in for a visit if you're even in the Bay Area.


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Sunday Oct 21, 2007

Ultimate Retail on Fine Living

As On The Fly moved from a small office in the Russian Hill neighborhood in San Francisco to a giant showroom in the South of Market (SoMa) neighborhood, the Fine Living channel was there to chronicle the opening of our new warehouse/store for a show called Ultimate Retail

The show centers around the challenges faced by Founder & President, Ami Arad, and the sacrifices - professional and personal - that have been made to take the company to the next level. 

The 30 minute show on cable compresses to less than 20 minutes when watched without commercials. Watch the entire video here:  

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