Fleurty Perlis
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OUT TO LUNCH finds Baton Rouge Business Report Editor Stephanie Riegel combining her hard news journalist skills and food background: conducting business over lunch. Baton Rouge has long had a storied history of politics being conducted over meals, now...
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Despite the ease and convenience of online shopping, which
enables us to procure almost anything we want from anywhere in
the world in short order, there’s still something wonderful about
buying clothes, apparel, decorations for the home or, really
anything for that matter, from a store that we know and love and
a brand we have come to trust.
Baton Rouge - which likes to call itself "a big small town"
- has several homegrown brands that have been in business
for generations. In the years since Katrina we've also welcomed a
number of well known retailers from downriver in New Orleans.
One of them is Perlis, a family-owned apparel retailer has been a
fixture in New Orleans since 1939 that has dressed generations of
Uptown gentlemen and, in more recent decades, women, in what the
company calls Southern Style.
In 2009 the Perlis family opened its first Baton Rouge location
on Jefferson Highway. Bobby Berthelot has been the store's
manager since 2013.
A native of New Orleans, Bobby majored in business and after
graduating learned about the ropes of merchandising, retail and
made-to-order menswear at the venerable Rubenstein’s on Canal
Street in New Orleans then Brook’s Brothers before becoming GM at
Perlis in Baton Rouge.
Lauren LeBlanc Haydel is the founder and owner of Fleurty Girl,
another well known south Louisiana brand that hasn’t been around
as long as Perlis but is taking the region by storm.
Lauren founded the company in 2009 when she was a single mother
of three and decided to risk it all creating t-shirts for women
that celebrated New Orleans. Today, there are nine FLeurty Girls,
including a location in Baton Rouge that opened in the summer of
2023, and Fleurty Girl ships its south Louisiana-inspired
merchandise – including t-shirts, gifts, door hangers, gifts for
the home and an amazing array of sparkly Mardi Gras stuff – all
over the world.
Out to Lunch is recorded live over lunch at Mansurs On the
Boulevard. Photos by Brian Newton.
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