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Posted: Dec 13, 2020 / 10:30 AM ESTUpdated: Dec 13, 2020 / 03:54 PM EST(WTNH) — Long before there was a Target, there was Caldor. Not only that, but butConnecticut was also home to Bradlees as well. Those retailers may be long gone, but their spirit lives on– on T-shirts.A company called has found a nice little niche selling t-shirts with the logos of defunct retailers, including Caldor, Bradlees, Lechmere, Ames, and G-Fox to name a few. The owner is a Connecticut native named Chet Winnicki, who perhaps one day will not only sell t-shirts, but matching ladies separates as well.Watch the video above for more.Thanks for signing up!Watch for us in your inbox.Subscribe NowThanks for signing up!Watch for us in your inbox.Subscribe Now✕× Close Ad

Posted: Dec 13, 2020 / 10:30 AM ESTUpdated: Dec 13, 2020 / 03:54 PM EST(WTNH) — Long before there was a Target, there was Caldor. Not only that, but butConnecticut was also home to Bradlees as well. Those retailers may be long gone, but their spirit lives on– on T-shirts.A company called has found a nice little niche selling t-shirts with the logos of defunct retailers, including Caldor, Bradlees, Lechmere, Ames, and G-Fox to name a few. The owner is a Connecticut native named Chet Winnicki, who perhaps one day will not only sell t-shirts, but matching ladies separates as well.Watch the...

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