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From the owner: Gegründet wurde unser Geschäft im Jahr 1934 durch Frau Josefine Hülf in der Breiten Gasse in…read moreNürnberg. Bekannt wurde es auch unter dem Namen "Boxen Hülf" - hergeleitet von den Lederboxen (...hosen). Im Zweiten Weltkrieg ausgebomt siedelte man in die Nürnberger Südstadt über. Zuerst in der Nähe des Kopernikusplatzes und später am Humboldplatz befindet sich unsere Trachtenfirma seit dem Jahr 1964 in der Wölckernstraße 41/Ecke Hummelsteiner Weg. 1988 ging das Geschäft in die Hände von Inge und Fritz Endreß über. Seit dieser Zeit wurde es dreimal umgebaut und auf eine Fläche von 180 qm vergrößert.

I believe it once was a great traditional Bavarian/German clothing store. It's very unfortunate…read morethat this store is closing its doors for good. It's a great loss for our community. We heard from our friend that this store is having a great sale (at least 50% off) since they are closing. To be honest, I didn't even know this store existed before hearing about the closeout sale. I'm not sure how long this closeout sale had been going on, but the store was well-picked over by the time we got there. I only saw a few men's jackets, shirts, shoes, overcoats, etc. There were more hats and lederhosen available, but I'm not really a lederhosen kind of a guy. For women's items, there were some dresses (traditional dirndls), but... The store lady was extremely nice and helpful. She will take time to help you find what you want. We couldn't find anything we were really interested in after all, though. It was my loss not noticing this store earlier. I might have been able to acquire some nice clothes.

I want to stress that I had a very good in-store experience. The women were helpful and kind…read more However, when I left they packaged the wrong dress for me (had already packaged it when I was changing). I got all the way to Munich for Oktoberfest before I realized it was wrong. I was honestly devastated; the wrong dress barely fit and looked terrible, and I had paid $200 for what I thought was a dirndl I loved but ended up being something I'm honestly thinking about throwing away despite its amazing quality. I was too far away to take another full day (and a lot of transport $) of my vacation to go fix the error. When I tried to call the store, I only got through once and the woman working there (who does not speak English; the other woman does) hung up on me rather than putting me on hold to speak to the woman who does speak English. So a cautionary tale; check your bag before you leave the store and don't trust them to package the correct merchandise.