Breezin’ Up

Went there this weekend looking for a high quality hoodie and found the quality was severely lacking and the cost was way too high. Went across the street and found what I needed for half the cost and better quality.

How sad… once upon a time Breezin Up sold great fitting, beautiful, all cotton sweatshirts – and boasted (justifiably) – Made in the USA. Yes, they were expensive but they were worth it – the quality was that good. Not any more. The sweatshirts are made in China or other foreign places. The graphics are nice, but the shirts are strangely ill-​fitting and the fabric is a thin blend. I bought a T-​shirt, but couldn’t bring myself to pay $ 40+ for so-​so quality for a sweatshirt. I was prepared to pay $ 60 for their former quality – because it was the best sweatshirt I’d ever owned… loved it like Linus’s blanket!

My family just spent a week in the Outer Banks. We were looking for a high quality tee to buy for a baby. We actually said «We wish there was a Breezin’ Up around.»
The shirts are nice quality and not cheesy.

Great looking, high quality LBI clothing. Mainly t-​shirts, sweatshirts, and shorts. Timeless, as they never go out of style. On the pricier side compared to other tourist t-​shirt shops on the island. Check out the sale bins consisting of past season and «seconds» for some good deals.
The Breezin’ Up in Bay village has two stores — one down on the corner of 9^th and Bay Ave. and one up in Schooners Wharf.
From the website:
«Breezin’ Up is a small retail company that has stores in some of the most beautiful, historical beach resorts along the eastern shore. Quality, comfort, color, and styling is very important to us. We look for the softest cottons and fleece to make our garments from, and then add details such as double-​needle stitching for durability. Softly-​weathered and relaxed, Breezin’ Up clothes are what you will find yourself reaching for over and over again. The subtle silkscreens and embroideries are designed exclusively by us and add a unique touch to the clothing. »