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    Comfy Game Strong

    New robe-inspired pants lets men lounge around and still look stylish

    Diana Oates
    May 30, 2015 | 3:30 pm

    Texans Zach Redington and Andy Archer are sick of sweatpants. Why is it, they wondered, that women have a plethora of stylish options that also satisfy their need for comfort, but men are limited to sweats and pajama bottoms?

    No more, say these business-minded buddies and founders of Lounge County, who have created a pair of lounge pants based on their favorite piece of loungewear: the robe.

    "We took all the features that we liked — the fabric and texture from a classic robe, comfort of sweats, the fit of a nice pant — and the Robie was born," says Redington, who lives in Dallas. "The feedback we got was overwhelming, and things went from there."

    "We are also targeting men who value their relationships enough to ditch their sweatpants and send a signal that they haven't completely given up."

    Redington says Robies are better than sweatpants because of fit, fabric and focus. They have what the duo calls the "everyman fit," which is not too baggy (like pajama pants) or fashionable (like skinny jeans). The guys spent more than a year searching for the right waffle-weave fabric. The brand is focused solely on relaxation, so don't expect polos or chinos at Lounge County.

    "Our ideal customer is a guy who is looking for something great to wear after work and on the weekends," Redington says. "We are also targeting men who value their relationships enough to ditch their sweatpants and send a signal that they haven't completely given up."

    Some men enjoy wearing them on coffee runs or to walk the dog, and many customers have reported that they make amazing travel pants for international flights.

    "The Robies were originally created for lounging around the house," Archer says. "But we aren't going to limit the places where our customers want to relax."

    The $86 price tag may seem steep, but consider that if a guy wears these pants every night after work, he's paying less than a quarter per wear. Because of the premium American-made fabric, the pants should last a while. They are available in sizes S-XL tall, and in black, blue or gray.

    As far as future growth of the brand, Lounge County plans to release Robie Lights, a lightweight option, within the next two weeks, just in time for chillin' during a Texas summer. This fall, look out for a new lounge pant that is made with your favorite hoodie in mind.

    Robies are made with a robe-like fabric made in the USA.

    The Robie, Lounge County
    Photo courtesy of Lounge County
    Robies are made with a robe-like fabric made in the USA.
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    Outdoor clothing brand and clean makeup studio coming to Rice Village

    Eric Sandler
    Aug 28, 2026 | 11:30 am
    Rice Village outside
    Courtesy of Rice Village
    Rice Village is adding two more tenants.

    Rice Village continues to diversify its tenant mix with two new additions that are making their Houston debuts. They are:

    • Jones Road, a makeup store in the former MAC Cosmetics space at 2411 Times Blvd.
    • Faherty, an outdoor-focused clothing brand at 2414 University Blvd.

    Founded by makeup artist Bobbi Brown, Jones Road is known for clean, multi-use makeup items that simplify everyday routines. Its known for its signature Miracle Balm that gives skin a healthy glow. As the brand’s first Houston location, it will allow shoppers to experience the products in person before buying when it opens later this year.

    Twin brothers Mike and Alex Faherty founded Faherty as a premium apparel brand for outdoor activities. The brand features a range of knitwear and items that are easy to layer — all of which are made from premium materials. When it opens in spring 2027, the store will stock clothing for both men and women.

    "Our goal has always been to create a thoughtfully curated mix of retailers that enhances the Rice Village experience," Rice Real Estate Company’s Sam Dike said in a statement. "Jones Road and Faherty each bring a strong identity and loyal following, and we are thrilled to introduce these brands to Houston while continuing to elevate Rice Village as a premier destination."

    In June, Japanese bookstore Kinokuniya announced it will open its second Houston-area store in Rice Village at 2369 Rice Blvd. Slated to open this fall, the 5,600-square-foot store will sell books, stationary, paper goods, and more.

    Rice Village has been in an almost-decade long process of upgrading its retail offerings with more national and international brands. Last year, Rice University announced the Gateway Project, a $120 million endeavor to create a seamless, pedestrian-friendly corridor linking the campus to the heart of the Village.

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