Three luxe retailers see more customers
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Chris Mitchell
Manager of Marshs, a Huntington upscale retailer and part of the Connecticut-based Mitchells Family of Stores.
Sells: high-end women's and men's clothing and accessories, ranging from a Diesel flap-pocket men's shirt for $120 to a $1,295 Lela Rose cocktail dress.
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Walter Boaro
Owner of Bayview Kitchens & Baths, a Port Jefferson business that sells and installs high-end cabinetry for all rooms.
Sells: cabinet brands like Wood-Mode, including the brand's semi-custom line for mid-range to high-end projects.
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Elisa Ruroede
President of Southold's Port of Egypt Marine, a boat dealership and marina, hotel and restaurant operation.
Sells: Boats, from 18 feet to 36 feet in length, ranging in price from mid- $40,000 to $500,000.
The List price for the 2011 Grady-White 330 Express pictured is $389,236 dollars.
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Garrett Hayim
President of Ferrari-Maserati of Long Island. Consumer demand for Ferrari automobiles remained high during the recession, he said.
Sells: Ferrari and Maserati automobiles, including the Ferrari California, which starts at a base price of $192,000.
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