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Will Sharp, a partner at Maketto, opened the new cafe-slash-streetwear store.

After many years of investigation, here’s where we go deal hunting (with an emphasis on deal).

Washington Business Journal has the news that Anthropologie, the trendy (and, in this editor’s opinion, outrageously overpriced) clothier who has been negotiating for some time to try and get another store inside the District, will be the latest addition to Penn Quarter’s burgeoning fashion district. The store will take a space owned by Douglas Development in the 950 F Street development in Penn Quarter — those spaces have sat empty for around four years, so it’s nice to finally see something going in there.

September 20 through 26 marks D.C. Fashion Week. DCist will be celebrating by interviewing a different local designer every day this week. Check out the rest of our coverage here. Today, we talk to Pranav Vora from Hugh & Crye.

WTTG/FOX 5’s John Henrehan says that Metro Transit Police are bracing themselves for a winter crime season populated by thieves who steal people’s expensive coats, especially ones made by The North Face.The assistant chief of the agency, Jeff Telinski, told the transit agency’s board of directors on Thursday that rail systems on the West Coast are reporting an increase in coat robberies. Coats manufactured by North Face are popular targets.Apparently North Face coats became…