BIG TIME!
A Hawks 360 Q&A with the man who’s filled some...
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BIG TIME!
A Hawks 360 Q&A with the man who’s filled some...
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The NBA's average height is 6-foot-7, which means buying clothes to meet the league's new dress code can be difficult. by Doug Feinberg, AP
With the new NBA dress code mandating business-casual attire, some players are trading sweat suits for tailored...
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Sports Illustrated Article - By Sarah Thurmond
Shaquille O'Neal (size 22D) has been a customer since he was 14. Don King...
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A Size 22? SURE!
Bruce Teilhaber is sitting in what he calls his "Exotic Skins Room."
It is actually one...
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USA Today, by Roscoe Nance
ALANTA - At Friedman's there is no question about it. It's definitely the shoes.
By David E. Taylor
When athletes are on the road, the best way for them to pass the time before a game is to shop. Los...
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The Marketeer Magazine, By Sarah Jacoway Hill
It was the law of supply and demand that brought 70-year-old Friedman's...
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The Atlanta Journal Constitution, by Pattie Bond
An NBA lockout can really foul up the sales of $850 alligator skins, especially in size 17.
This season, like most in recent memory, could have been larger-than-life for...
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By Bard Wrisley
In 1957, Bruce Teilhaber left Brooklyn, NY for Atlanta. Awaiting him were his fiancÈe and a job...
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Sports Illustrated, by Franz Lidz
In the '30s, A JAZZMAN FROM New York crooned Your Feet's Too Big: "Up in Harlem at a table...
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FORTUNE, by A.E.S
As a journalist, you get to walk with giants, which leads to the question: Where do giants buy their shoes? It...
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The Atlanta Constitution, by Jeff Schultz
At least Don King will have nice shoes to wear in court.
Before...
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The Atlanta Constitution, by Ailene Voisin
The weathered brick building is nestled among a number of boarded-up shops, just off