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Well That Fits —

  • Writer: sarah swanson
    sarah swanson
  • 16 hours ago
  • 1 min read
Interior of Buck Mason Nashville featuring neutral clothing displays, wood ceiling, and minimalist retail design

Buck Mason storefront in Nashville’s 12 South neighborhood with black exterior and tree-lined street

Buck Mason store interior shelves with folded clothing, books, and curated lifestyle objects in warm neutral tones

Vintage car displayed inside Buck Mason Nashville store surrounded by modern clothing racks and illuminated shelving

On our trip to Nashville last August, while wandering 12 South, Buck Mason was the most incredible shop to wander through — and there's a lot of shop to see. Men's wear complete with a vintage Porsche, women's wear and a coffee shop, the entire shop is styled and merchandised with such intent and care and character. I was honestly blown away. I would love a chance to wander through on a quiet day and be able to fully take it all in. Displays stacked with books and collected items, the styling is absolute perfection. It made such sense when yesterday I randomly with a little clicking came across the information that the stores are designed by Leanne Ford, and that her husband Erik Allen Ford is a co founder of the clothing line. I had a light bulb moment that it just makes so much sense that the collected, layered feel of the interiors that feel so lived in and welcoming are hers. Funnily enough yesterday afternoon she posted on FB a post that mentioned Buck Mason and I actually laughed because I had literally just figured it all out randomly :)


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