REVIEW IN 800 CEO READ: The book’s title does not exaggerate; the story of how Banana Republic began is a wild one. In the mid-1970s, Mel and Patricia—a journalist and a graphic artist, respectively—did not seem likely candidates for entrepreneurial enterprise. READ FULL REVIEW HERE.
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Tagged: press & reviews
Tagged: press & reviews
From “Notes from the Outback” Catalogue No. 25 – Fall 1985
“Two deadlines were beginning to look insurmountable. The December rent had to be paid in less than a week, and the first invoices from our suppliers – our magic “terms” – would have to be settled in a few days. If we were late to pay Zimm and our other dealers, we’d lose our credit and would not be able to keep the store stocked. I’d barely slept since we signed the lease..” — Wild Company. photo credit: Janet Fries
“Had he acquired this new worldliness, this rather heroic nonchalance, from his adventures Down Under, or was it the jacket?” –(Wild Company)
“When we hopped into a cab to go back to Heathrow Airport, the driver gave us an amused but approving look and said, “Dr. and Mrs. Livingstone, I presume?” –(Wild Company)
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