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"   Ariel and Shimon Ovadia have the fashion game in their blood. While very young, their family built a clothing manufacturing company from the ground up. By age 15, they had both developed a love for American style that was nurtured by hunts for vintage Ralph Lauren pieces. Once they graduated, their personal senses of style had developed, but they weren&amp;#039;t finding many brands that, as they say, &amp;quot;got it.&amp;quot;  Now in their mid-twenties, the twins have gotten their message to the hip kids thanks to their European-inflected, classic American label Ovadia &amp;amp;amp; Sons. With fabrics sourced from the best mills in Italy, Japan and England and crafted by tailors in the tri-state area, including Brooklyn and New Jersey, their line of sportswear, outerwear, and suits are poised to fill a particular niche in the American market. CitingRalph Lauren and Paul Stuart&amp;#039;s Phineas Cole collection as influences, they craft timeless garments (think beautiful windowpane and solid suits in linen and cotton, tuxedos, double-breasted, peak-lapel blazers, and vibrant, contrast-collar gingham shirting) with the kind of slim, rakish, Italian fit that transitions easily from boardroom to bar. They haven&amp;#039;t inked any stock list deals as yet, but Barney&amp;#039;s and Bergdorf Goodman seem likely candidates. The brothers eventually hope to open a standalone shop in the Upper East Side in Manhattan, alongside similarly priced contemporaries like Prada and Tom Ford. They will also offer private consultations and made to measure services for local clients. An e-store may be in the future.  Price points are high, starting at $1,800 for suits, $2,500 for a tux and $125 for everything else including ties sourced from Drakes of London, shorts, seersucker pants and velvet slippers with quilted lining, but the Ovadias believe the quality justifies the cost. The clothes will last you a lifetime \u2014 or at least as long as you maintain your waistline. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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