Stein Mart opens

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Stein Mart opens

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Fayetteville

shoppers will get a new choice in upscale, discount shopping tomorrow

when Stein Mart opens its doors for business.

The store is

located in the old Belk store in the Banks Crossing Shopping Center.

Shoppers can

browse through 43,000 sq.ft. of shopping space and browse a selection

of designer and well-known apparel brands for men, women and children.

The store also

features a unique Ladies' Boutique for famous names in casual, career

and evening wear. In the men's department, the store features a large

selection of luxury fiber sport coats, classic khakis and shirts from

the designers who made khakis famous, and golf sportswear bearing the

names of the guys who win the tournaments.

Other items

available include shoes for men and women, more accessories than you'll

find in your favorite department store, including fine Italian leather

handbags, and so much fabulous fashion jewelry that only the choosing

becomes difficult.

From unusual

housewares to famous French crystal to the hundreds of photo frames on

display, gifts and home decor have long attracted a highly discriminating

customer. Egyptian cotton towels and goose down pillows at incredible

prices compete with imported cotton placemats and napkins, comforter sets

and 250-thread count designer sheets in the linens department.

Store Manager

Adam Hatcher said the store is open from 10 a.m.-9 p.m. Monday through

Saturday and noon-6 p.m. Sunday.

The store has

hired 79 employees to help Fayetteville's shoppers and he urges residents

to try the Stein mart shopping experience.

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