Poketo co-founders Angie Myung, left, and Ted Vadakan at the Nov. 5 debut of their brand's third flagship Poketo store.
Poketo To Platform
Years ago, Poketo made a splash on the fashion scene with the brand’s art-inspired T-shirts and wallets. On Nov. 5, the Los Angeles-headquartered company opened its third flagship, this one took a bow at Platform, a boutique retail center in Culver City, Calif.
The 1,200-square-foot boutique sells goods intended to add color to the home and the office – seen at the shop were Poketo coffee mugs and stationary bearing the statement “I’d Drive the 405 For You” C’mon now, is that L.A.-style devotion?
The Platform Poketo also will host pop-up shops and will offer casual fashion with an arts look from labels such as Dusen Dusen and Ace & Jig.
