One-stop shopping @ Second Guy Mall
If you haven’t yet visited Second Guy Mall – The Center for Men’s Clothing, now is a great time to drop by and check it out. I’ve been following this venture since early on, but I’m impressed by its recent redesign and growing roster of resident designers (several of whom have been featured here on Men’s Second Style) and thought I’d take the opportunity to mention it here. The mall has 30 shop spaces and is geared toward those who are looking for high-quality men’s casual, athletic, club, and business clothing–all in one spot. This isn’t the only shopping area dedicated to men’s styles in SL (Manhunt Mall has been around for at least as long as I can remember), but proprietors Balthasar Balhaus and LB Fellini are committed to providing an exceptional level of features and service.
- Resident designers will be carefully selected for their quality design work.
- A weekly shopper’s notice will go out to mall customers (Second Guy Avatar group members) alerting them to new product lines and events and occasionally inviting them to come by and pick up a free article of clothing or accessory.  Resident designers will provide quality freebie items on a rotating basis.
- Once in the mall, shoppers may be greeted by an employee who will be familiar with the various resident designers and their inventory and can offer assistance in finding just the right items. This concierge service will not be available around the clock, but every effort will be made to have staff on hand during peak traffic periods.
- Occasional “meet the maker” events will be scheduled so customers can come to the mall and meet a resident designer in person. Events will be scheduled to suit European, Western Pacific and American time zones.
As of my most recent visit, designers with shop locations at Second Guy Mall include: Jeepers Creepers by Eponymous Trenchmouth – Guillaume por homme by Mhaijik Guillaume — SF Design by swaffette Firefly — Made Men by Rockwell Maltz — Get Butch by Butch Adzebills — Head-Toe by Casper Dionne — Drawmachine by Armin Wiefel — Jonx Bicycles Cycling Apparel by JB Vuckovic — The Young Urban by Trevor Turner — House of Zen by Zen Deledda — Desert Moon Clothiers, Brief Encounter and M2M Gear by Dragontat Zagato
Second Guy Mall is a venture of Balthasar Balhaus and LB Fellini. Men’s Second Style is not affiliated with Second Guy Mall, but I am impressed with their concept and encouraged that they see men’s fashion in SL as being worthy of such an effort.
You can visit the Second Guy Mall at Sweetgrass 86, 104, 262.
Looks good. How do I apply? haha
If you’re interested and would like to inquire about available space at the mall, just send an IM to Balthasar Balhaus and LB Fellini. They’ll get right back to you with details.
Well I`m pretty much all set up here. Great owners, very professional in their handelings of the mall.
I wish them all the best.
I’m not a business major, but for a mall like this to succeed it seems there has to be a combination of good management (reasons for designers to want to have stores there) and good designers in residence (reasons for customers to want to shop there). It’s great to see designers like Jesse and all the others jumping on board.
I just wanted to say the management at this mall have been terrific – quick to reply to ims , ready to meet you at a moments notice and someone always seems to be available at the mall to help.
Its been a pleasure to set up there and the sales havent been bad either
The kind words on this post, in the comments here, and that we have gotten inworld have been really gratifying. Bal and I started this mall as a labor of love and desire – the love of good men’s clothes and the desire to have them in one convenient location. For anyone who wants to keep up with our new stores and their new products we also have a group anyone can join that sends out weekly notices – Second Guy Avatar.
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