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Mayo's Suit City, 6539 Two Notch Road: July 2010   7 comments

Posted at 11:52 pm in Uncategorized

This was in The State last week. I had already seen the closing sign, but hadn't gotten around to getting any pictures. The story is kind of interesting as the owner says it's a dieing business, literally, as more and more of his customers pass on, and the new generation doesn't take up suits. I certainly never liked them and was lucky enough to get a job in an industry where they aren't mandatory. (So it was "Hold the mayo!" for me..)

According to the Mayo's web site, there's a store in Sumter as well. Since it didn't come up in the newspaper article, I would guess it's under different ownership.

UPDATE 27 August 2010 -- Well, it's gone:

Written by ted on July 22nd, 2010

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  1. I remember very well in the 80s they had tv commercials with the slogan:

    "At Mayo's Suit City, We Got It Goin' ON!"

    James

    4 Sep 10 at 11:32 am

  2. I would like to know if there is a mayo's store located in Columbia, South Carolina

    Rev Randolph

    10 Dec 13 at 6:01 am

  3. Rev Randolph, hell naw they aint no mayo's located in columbia no mo. used to be. and funny thing be is they actually smelled like mayonaisse when you be walked in. lawd i miss da 90s.

    Lewis Jefferson

    21 Apr 16 at 7:56 pm

  4. Reverend Randolph is suprisingly correct. I distinctly remember that mayonnaise smell back in the 90s.

    Lester McNeil

    18 Jan 22 at 9:59 pm

  5. Lewis actually mentioned the mayonnaise smell, but he’s right. It was like walking in to a jar of Hellmans!

    Jessie Burnes

    26 Jan 22 at 8:33 pm

  6. Maybe they used mayonnaise air fresheners/plug-ins. Ha!

    Beth

    27 Jan 22 at 10:47 am

  7. Maybe they did because I remember that mayonnaise smell too. I remember shopping there and random old African-American man (random, I thought at the time) asking me if I smelled the mayo. Went there a few years later and turned out he was part owner of the store. Odd thing for him to be proud about but I was always satisfied with my visits there.

    Radcliffe

    17 Mar 22 at 9:53 pm

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