Kendall Drive

Kendall Drive sent me half my order (# yhst-​29 134 231 774 710‑1200) then promised to complete it right away and now I haven’t gotten an answer from them in 3 months despite several emails and one phone call.

The oddball collection of The Office paraphernalia in the back of children’s toy store won me over. I was expecting anything but this. The toys in general are classic Americana-​type toys — the overstuffed pony, the pink doll house, the wood puzzles — I was impressed. But like a true kid — I ran to what excited me the most: The Office clothing.
Sure, they sell it on their website — but who wants to pay shipping and everything is always sold out anyways. Not everyone is an Office fan — so I understand if you don’t want to read further… but for those who are, this place is great.
They had «Dunder Mifflin Paper Company, Inc.» and «SCHRUTE FARMS BEETS» and «That’s what she said,» t-​shirts, long-​sleeved shirts, and sweatshirts in colors: pink, blue, grey, black, cream, white, red, and yellow. Ad that’s just what I saw. The insanely friendly women running the place let me know that if I didn’t like the color or style, that she could make it anyway I wanted for no extra charge. When I asked her if she had a dressing room, she said I could use her office and then ran into the backroom to find a mirror for me (I felt very guilty about making her run around, but she insisted.)
Most the time when I Unilocal — I’m not moved to buy something from a place I visit. But when I am moved by something and when the price is right ($ 15 for a t-​shirt, $ 22 for long-​sleeved, $ 30 for sweatshirt) I transition into serious-​customer mode. I like the twist of a toy store for kids and a wacky shirt collection for adults — it was very unexpected and I had a better in there than I had assumed walking in.