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Ti-89 titanium got me calculating shit T Shirt . You might know Luke Fracher from his time at the trailblazing secondhand shop Round Two in Richmond, Virginia. But you should definitely know him from his Lower East Side outpost, Luke’s, his fully evolved form, where he has synthesized years of invaluable knowledge and experience into a community-driven buy, sell, and trade shop for luxury and vintage clothing and accessories.I’m someone who has seen a ton of trends and brands wax and wane, and Fracher’s style is decidedly eclectic, which is usually the way with the tastemakers of the vintage industry. His unique perspective is what keeps his clients coming back, as so much of his identity is tied up in the shop and its wares. On a sunny spring morning, I met Luke at his shop before its opening to discuss his path from Round Two to Luke’s, his first financially significant purchases, what makes Luke’s different from competitors, trends he’s seeing on the New York streets, and plenty more.

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Ti-89 titanium got me calculating shit T Shirt . Vintage sweatshirt by Polo Ralph Lauren, T-shirt and passport-holder wallet by Balenciaga, sweatpants by Kellsport, shoes by Celine, hat by Louis Vuitton, glasses (throughout) by Cartier, and watch by Patek Philippe.Tell me a bit about your background and how you wound up working in clothes.I’ve been into clothes since I was really young. Originally it was sneakers—NikeTalk—and then I got my first real job at a sneaker store called Legends in Charlottesville, my hometown. I’ve worked sales since I was 15. I’m 35 now. Moved to Richmond, where I went to school, and then worked at DTLR and Saks. As far as reselling, I got brought on to Round Two when we opened the first one in Richmond by the other partners, because they knew I had a retail background, and I went from there.