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‘A different environment’: Crisiswear storefront features wearable fashions with ‘powerful’ feel

Crisiswear will set up shop at 216 Main St., in the former Ray Wolf Jewelers building. Owner Matthew Deponte said the store, which will complement an existing online business, would be open a couple of days a week. Clothing will be manufactured in the basement. (Independent photo by Tricia Carzoli)

By Morgen Neuhauser news@thewoodstockindependent.com From the worldwide web to 216 Main St., Crisiswear is coming to downtown Woodstock. Celebrating with DJs and a private event, Crisiswear, a locally and ethically […]

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