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Telfar Is Opening Its First Flagship Spot Later This Year In NYC

Telfar Clemens - the 37-year-old NYC-born designer whose "Bushwick Birkin" became the must-have accessory since the pandemic - announced he will officially launch his first brick-and-mortar store in NYC sometime later this year. He also worked on a limited-edition collection with UGG, which kicked off Wed, March 16.

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