TWP Sag Harbor Store
Women's clothing store · Sag Harbor ·
Luxury women's sportswear, known for classic button-downs
Luxury women's sportswear, known for classic button-downs
"“I just think our whole aesthetic just feels like the Hamptons,” TWP founder Trish Wescoat Pound told Vogue of her decision to open a brick-and-mortar store in an 18th-century Sag Harbor home. “It’s the ease of the clothes, it’s the comfort of the clothes—it’s casual, but it’s elevated. And I think that’s what the Hamptons are.” After visiting several times myself, I can say I wholeheartedly agree. Between all their easy breezy button-downs and lightweight sweaters perfect for nights spent by the ocean, the whole brand oozes Americana." - Elise Taylor
"“I just think our whole aesthetic just feels like the Hamptons,” TWP founder Trish Westcoat Pound says of this Sag Harbor store, housed in a white-clapboard 18th-century home; expect easy, comfortable American sportswear—button-down linen shirts, light cashmere sweaters, and white jeans—that’s casual yet elevated." - Elise Taylor
"Rooted in the Hamptons’ brand of upscale Americana, this new Sag Harbor outpost feels like it’s been there all along, debuting over Memorial Day weekend as an effortless extension of TWP’s classic sportswear. Born from Trish Wescoat Pound’s quest to create the perfect button-down, the label now draws a cult following—its cropped “Next Ex” shirt is already an It item among New York’s style set—and the boutique embodies what she says the Hamptons are: “it’s the ease of the clothes, it’s the comfort of the clothes—it’s casual, but it’s elevated.”" - Elise Taylor
"The cult American sportswear brand opens its first store outside New York City in Sag Harbor this summer, and I’m betting their cropped “Next Ex” shirts become a staple for stylish women out East as the warmer months roll in." - Elise Taylor
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