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love, Pittsburgh sells locally made items, encourages early start to holiday shopping
As retail giants start offering Black Friday deals to stem the challenges of supply chain disruptions, a Pittsburgh company urges holiday shoppers to start early as well.
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Updated: 11:53 AM EDT Oct 11, 2021
While global retail giants start offering Black Friday deals in October to stem the challenges of supply chain disruptions, a Pittsburgh company urges holiday shoppers to start early as well.The owners of love, Pittsburgh say they, too, are dealing with supply chain challenges caused by the pandemic. They also say as a 100% local business, they have flexibility that the retail giants do not.The retailer that features all Pittsburgh-designed items already operates a store in the Cultural District and one in Mount Washington. A third love, Pittsburgh location is planned for the Strip District inside the Parma Sausage building at 1728 Penn Ave.Owners Monica Yope and Kelly Sanders encourage Pittsburghers to support local artisans and makers by shopping local."There's just so much talent in Pittsburgh, and we have such an amazing artistic, creative, artisan maker heritage and history, that to be able to really claim that heritage and celebrate it like the way love, Pittsburgh does is something that was really lacking until this store opened up," said Tereneh Idia, of the Idia'Dega eco-design company.
PITTSBURGH — While global retail giants start offering Black Friday deals in October to stem the challenges of supply chain disruptions, a Pittsburgh company urges holiday shoppers to start early as well.
The owners of love, Pittsburgh say they, too, are dealing with supply chain challenges caused by the pandemic. They also say as a 100% local business, they have flexibility that the retail giants do not.
The retailer that features all Pittsburgh-designed items already operates a store in the Cultural District and one in Mount Washington. A third love, Pittsburgh location is planned for the Strip District inside the Parma Sausage building at 1728 Penn Ave.
Owners Monica Yope and Kelly Sanders encourage Pittsburghers to support local artisans and makers by shopping local.
"There's just so much talent in Pittsburgh, and we have such an amazing artistic, creative, artisan maker heritage and history, that to be able to really claim that heritage and celebrate it like the way love, Pittsburgh does is something that was really lacking until this store opened up," said Tereneh Idia, of the Idia'Dega eco-design company.
