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From Artist To Successful Vintage Businessman In Boston

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“During the summer days of 2011, a cart on wheels with a sign that read “Le Pants King and the Traveling Spectacular” started appearing regularly on the streets of Boston. Justin Pomerleau reconstructed it to resemble a tiny house and pulled it by tricycle to sell his thrifted clothing collections. He stood straight near the cart with legs crossed, wearing a vintage floral vest and old-fashioned leather boots as a live model showing his clothing.”
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