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Robert Hall Clothes
Robert Hall Clothes, Inc., popularly known simply as Robert Hall, was an American retailer that flourished circa 1938-1977. Although based in Connecticut, its warehouse-like stores were mostly concentrated in the New York and Los Angeles basins. According to a ''Time'' magazine story of 1949, the corporate name was a complete invention; the actual founder and head was a garment merchant by the name of Jacob Schwab, who "plucked the name out of the air."
==Sales==
Robert Hall was a pioneer of the low-overhead, large-facility ("big-box") merchandising technique, and combined inexpensively made goods with extensive radio and television advertising. Many Americans who grew up in the 1950s and 60s recall the commercial jingles of the time.
The company also operated outlets of Robert Hall Village,〔(ROBERT HALL VILLAGE Trademark of Robert Hall Clothes, Inc. - Justia Trademarks )〕 where Robert Hall clothing was sold alongside other merchandise in stores of approximately 120,000 ft² in what's considered one of the forerunners of the discount superstore concept. Non-clothing retail areas were leased to other companies〔(Jeff Spitalnik, former Robert Hall Villages management, comment on North Park Mall, Villa Park, Ill ).〕
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