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We’ve Got Bad News and Good News about Rye 51 in the Heights 

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Catherine Wendlandt
Author: Catherine Wendlandt
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So here’s the bad news: Rye 51 in the Heights is closing permanently. 

The luxury menswear store opened three years ago as a pop-up with bespoke suit brand Q Clothier in Heights Mercantile. Since then, Rye 51 has been stylish, classic easy-to-wear denim, T-shirts, button-downs, and more. 

But earlier this week, the store announced it was shutting down for good, with its last day scheduled for Monday, June 21. 

Now, here’s the good news: Because the Heights location is closing, Rye 51 is having a massive blowout sale right in time for Father’s Day. Expect 50-percent off of all collections, like Voyager and Lounge, through June 21. 

Q Clothier is also supplying 200 sport coats, which normally start at $800, with sale prices beginning at 75-percent off, plus the additional 50-percent off. 

Now here’s some more good news: The Q Clothier/Rye51 location at Arrive River Oaks will remain open.




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Catherine Wendlandt
Catherine Wendlandt
A native Austinite, Catherine Wendlandt spent almost six years in the Midwest for college and graduate school at the University of Missouri (MIZ). While there, she talked about Texas and missed queso so much she had to come back.  In school, she worked as a city government reporter and page designer for the Columbia Missourian, a communications intern at a local jazz company, a food editor and later the managing editor at Vox Magazine, and a research assistant for the Association of Health Care Journalists. She's worked in Missouri, Dallas, and Barcelona, Spain, and interned for Houstonia in 2018, when she fell in love with everything about the city, except maybe the traffic and mosquitos.  When she's not at work, you can find Catherine curled up reading a good book, out exploring local parks, taking lots of sunset pictures, and trying to pet every dog she sees (in spite of the allergies).