Myrtle Beach Herald

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2501 N Kings Hwy
Myrtle Beach, SC 29577
+1 (843) 626-3131
http://www.haggar.com

Myrtle Beach Herald is a renowned establishment in Myrtle Beach, SC, specializing in providing a wide range of men's clothing, with a strong focus on casual and dress pants. The company offers a diverse selection of pants, including casual, denim, dress, and khakis, tailored to suit various occasions and preferences.

With a rich history dating back to 1926, Myrtle Beach Herald has established itself as a go-to destination for men seeking high-quality, stylish apparel. In addition to pants, the company also offers suits, sport coats, tops, and accessories, catering to the needs of big and tall customers with sizes ranging from 44" to 60".

Customers can expect exceptional service and a seamless shopping experience at Myrtle Beach Herald, with a commitment to delivering premium comfort and style through innovative designs and fabrics. Whether shopping online or in-store, patrons can explore a wide array of options to elevate their wardrobe and express their individuality with confidence.

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