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EPISODE · Jul 4, 2025 · 39 MIN

How This Side Hustle Made It Into Bloomingdale’s | Six Fifty Clothing | Steve Gurrieri Interview

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“From Side Hustle to Bloomingdale’s: The Six Fifty Clothing Story”Steve Gurrieri started Six Fifty Clothing in his apartment with one t-shirt and a simple goal: make a little extra income. Fast forward, and that side hustle has grown into a thriving national brand carried by boutiques across the U.S.—and now sold in Bloomingdale’s.In this episode, Steve shares how he:Launched Six Fifty while working as an independent sales repBuilt relationships with boutique owners across the countryLeveraged influencer marketing to grow his online presenceLanded a pivotal deal with Bloomingdale’s and what it took to secure itBalances entrepreneurship and family life while scaling the businessThis conversation is packed with insights for entrepreneurs ready to turn small beginnings into major opportunities.📢 Watch the full episode on YouTube or listen on Spotify and Apple Podcasts.#NewYorksBusinessPodcast #Entrepreneurship #FashionBusiness #SixFiftyClothing #BusinessGrowth #Bloomingdales

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