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Sota Clothing keeps Uptown cool

Spencer Johnson stocks Minnesota-style gifts at his new brick-and-mortar shop in old Patina space.

Link: https://www.swconnector.com/stories/sota-clothing-keeps-uptown-cool,81880

Founder of Sota Clothing reflects on company's growth

The 32-year-old founder and owner of Sota Clothing started the company in 2011, when he was still a college student.

Link: https://www.kare11.com/article/news/founder-of-sota-clothing-reflects-on-companys-growth/89-557635030

Sota Clothing, small businesses competing against Amazon

A month ago, Sota Clothing moved to St. Louis Park, where it plans to open its first store within the next month.

Link: https://www.kare11.com/article/news/sota-clothing-small-businesses-competing-against-amazon/89-574408739

Sota Clothing buys St. Louis Park’s oldest commercial building for offices and its first retail store

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State Pride Is Big Business for Sota Clothing Company

The company formerly headquartered in Golden Valley just opened up shop in St. Louis Park. The company which sells Minnesota t-shirts and other gear will also be at the Minnesota State Fair.

Fashion Week Minnesota Features Local Brand Sota Clothing

After creating the brand for a project during his senior year of college, Spencer Johnson decided to go ahead and create the company, Ali Lucia reports (3:19). WCCO This Morning – Sept. 23, 2015

Sota Clothing Co. Fashion Show

Lauren Johnson of Sota Clothing Company visited the TCL stage at the Minnesota State Fair to show off some comfortable clothing to wear from summer to fall.

Link: http://twincitieslive.com/article/stories/s5041501.shtml

Good Company: Sota Clothing Update

What started as a college project back in 2011, is now a full-time business for Spencer Johnson. The 32-year-old came up with Sota Clothing Company for a branding project and since then the clothing brand has exploded in popularity.
So much so, the company just opened its first brick and mortar in Saint Louis Park.

Link: http://twincitieslive.com/article/stories/s5039966.shtml