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Going into Railroad Cafe space across from Newhall Metrolink Station.
| Wednesday, Aug 5, 2015
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nudie5Jamie Nudie is proud to announce that legendary Nudie’s Rodeo Tailors and Nudie’s Custom Java will open their doors to the public once more on Thursday, Oct. 1, 2015 in old town Newhall. The Grand Opening Celebration is slated for Saturday, Oct. 3.

Now you can order a great cup of custom coffee, tantalizing meal, AND a custom made Nudie Suit all in one convenient location, right across from the Metrolink railway station in the scenic Santa Clarita Valley.

Nudie’s Rodeo Tailors was opened by Nudie Cohn in 1947 and invented the Rhinestone Cowboy, hence the slogan “Embellishing the West since 1947.” A pot of coffee was always on as legendary stars of stage and screen would drop in to get custom fitted for an iconic Nudie Suit, browse the retail selection, or simply visit with the Nudie family.

Jamie Nudie grew up the shop, and learned her skills brewing the best java in town and tending to the star studded clientele.

nudie4“I was taught to treat everyone with the same hospitality whether it was John Wayne or a struggling actor, musician, or customer off the street looking for a little sparkle and style in their life. It was wonderful to see people like Clint Eastwood, and Elton John become big stars, but everyone was equal and welcome.”

Elvis Presley, Gram Parsons, Sly Stone, Roy Rogers and Dale Evans, Buck Owens, Porter Wagoner and just about every performer you can imagine came to Nudie’s for their signature style, and folks still seek out Nudie sparkle and style to set them apart.

nudie2The shop will encompass the whole history of Nudie’s and include rare memorabilia, and a wall of famous photos that adorned the original store. There will be racks of glittering Nudie Suits for sale as well as the opportunity to order a new custom made Nudie Suits to your specifications.

Home to the cowboy festival, Western Walk of Stars, and William S. Hart ranch and museum, old town Newhall is brimming with western lifestyle and cowboy spirit.

“This is such an incredible fit and honor to keep Nudie’s alive in a town that revers and celebrates its Western heritage. I can hardly wait to drive the Nudie Mobile, park it outside Nudie’s Custom Java and open the doors to Nudie friends and fans the world over.”

 

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35 Comments

  1. Steve Cope Steve Cope says:

    You’re looking very well dear, love the hat

  2. How great is that? Lived in burbank foe years and often saw him in his famous car. That a nice tourist draw to down town Newhall.??

  3. Neil Arno Neil Arno says:

    I dig the lever actions..

  4. Wow, how cool is this? Definitely have to check it out!

  5. John Moore John Moore says:

    Dug the western garb as a kid…complete wit Roy R ogers double holster capgun set…grab some sky hombre!

  6. Teresa Todd Teresa Todd says:

    Get a sneak peek at Carousel Ranch’s Heart of the West on August 29th as Nudie’s hosts an amazing photo opp at the event!

  7. Wonderful…. Lots of new places opening in DownTown Newhall

  8. Now you too can live out your dreams of being a Gram Parsons impersonator on Hollywood Boulevard.

  9. Bud Graves Bud Graves says:

    Ya …. looking forward to that : )

  10. steve says:

    BUT,, Nudie is no longer alive, so it is not nudie clothing,
    A store with his name on it making clothing without him, don’t think so…

  11. Dan OConnell says:

    This is a nice fit for Newhall and should help revitalize the downtown. I remember Nudie driving around North Hollywood in his custom Cadillac, as well as often seeing it parked in front of his store. Welcome Jamie!

  12. Jan Porlier Jan Porlier says:

    Karl Poehls they might need a rhinestoner!

  13. Monica Haynes says:

    It’s always been my dream to own an authentic Nudie shirt. Now I can have one custom made! Thank you Jamie!

  14. Monica Haynes says:

    This is really exciting news!

  15. This is beyond cool! Now all we need is King’s Western Wear to complete the set! Which building will Nudie’s be in?

  16. Ann Hustis Ann Hustis says:

    Nice he was a great man

  17. Patti says:

    How great is this? Nudie would often visit my neighbor Tex Williams and the kids were always so excited to see that car (so was my husband). What a great fit for downtown Newhall. Welcome Jamie.

  18. Michael Foth Michael Foth says:

    Gots to get the car here as well & to bad I don’t have my Bull Whip anymore..lol

  19. Mike Bagack Mike Bagack says:

    His cars are at the Relic museum.

  20. Does anybody know if the Nudie’s in NoHo is still open? Used to love going there as a kid.

  21. Tony says:

    Are you taking over railroad cafe ?

  22. He use to go to my dad’s office in Arleta to buy his eye glasses.

  23. John Reynolds says:

    Sad to see Railroad Cafe go…
    Happy to see Nudie’s back!

  24. Scott Romsos says:

    Awesome

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