Recap: Greenspan’s 90th Anniversary Party in South Gate
[dropcap size=big]G[/dropcap]reenspan’s, a family owned and operated clothing store in the city of South Gate, commemorated its 90th anniversary, a remarkable milestone for any small business to reach especially in today's age of digital commerce.
This four-generation family-owned business has dressed many actors in movies and television. On this day Greenspan's was honored by the city of South Gate. Lastly they dropped their very own Pendelton x Greenspan's color, only available at their location. Tacos and music filled the air as lowriders' cruised by to celebrate one of the pillars of their community.
As you enter Greenspan's you can see and read all the history this establishment has created.Fellow South Gate business owners of Kokopelli Smoke Shop & Kokopelli Ink Tattoo.
If you'd like to learn more about the history of Greenspan's check out this vide, Snapshots w/Bobby Hundreds from 2015. Lastly give them a follow on IG @oggreenspans for the lastest news, events and products coming soon.
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