New men's clothing store opens on Main Street in Walla Walla

A new men's clothing store has opened on Main Street in Downtown Walla Walla where the owners say they want to mix quality items with affordable prices.

Married couple Art Seavey and Brian Eskelson opened their store - Noble Disorder - in the Die Brucke building's mall in February.

The store offers a selection of everyday-wear clothing, men's hair and skin products and home goods, including bar wear.

Seavey said he and Eskelson have been visiting Walla Walla from their former home in Bend, Oregon, for a long time. About a year and a half ago, they moved here.

"We just kept coming up and meeting friends and loved the people in Walla Walla and loved the restaurants and wine and the nature out here," Seavey said. "And we just decided, instead of coming to visit, we should just move here."

Now, they are starting a business they think fits with their experience.

"I grew up in the Southeast, but my partner … has been in the Northwest and working in the clothing industry for 20 years," Seavey said. "I've been primarily on the strategy consulting side and working with colleges and foundations, so I have some of the business sense, but Brian really has the clothing and industry sense … He's been a sales reps for multiple brands, including many that we have here."

Seavey said the store sells items that he and his partner consider essential.

"We needed clothing, goods and essentials. Which goes from clothing down to the best shampoo we could find, bar wear, things that you need to live your everyday life," he said. "And we purposely pick out small independent labels. We actually know many of the owners ourselves, and Brian has worked with them personally."

And with all their products, Seavey said they try to balance quality with cost.

"(We have) basics like T-shirts and denim, things that you need for your hair and skin that you can't really find at Walgreens, but you don't have to break the bank for it," he said.

In addition to in-person shopping, customers can also shop online at nobledisorder.com.

While located downtown, the business can't actually be seen from the street. Seavey said they plan to move to a street-facing storefront in the future.

And that's not the only plan they have for the store. "Eventually we're going to add beer, wine and coffee," he said.

Seavey said that since opening, he has received a lot of questions about the store's name.

"Noble Disorder. For us, it's an acknowledgement that there's a little bit of chaos in everybody's life," he said. "And that's perfectly fine. And we're here to help you figure that out."

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