From Akron to the World: 7th Floor Clothing Lights Up 330 Day at House Three Thirty

7th Floor Clothing News
Apr 7
2 min read

Gloria James makes a surprise purchase from 7th Floor Clothing at House Three Thirty's "330 Day" event.

There’s something special about 330 Day in Akron—it’s more than a date, it’s a celebration of culture, pride, and the people who make the city what it is. This year, 7th Floor Clothing showed up in a major way at House Three Thirty—the visionary community space powered by LeBron James—and the energy was unmatched.

From the moment doors opened, the atmosphere was alive. Families, creatives, and community members filled the space, enjoying everything from live performances to interactive entertainment. The sounds of the East CLC Jazz Ensemble set the tone, while the Buchtel CLC Cheerleaders brought high energy that kept the crowd engaged throughout the day. Add in magicians, food vendors, and local businesses, and it was clear—this was a full-on celebration of Akron.

7th Floor Clothing Takes Center Stage

7th Floor Clothing came ready.

Debuting a lineup of new Akron hats, hoodies, and t-shirts, the booth quickly became a destination. Each piece represented more than fashion—it was a statement of city pride, identity, and elevation. The response? Instant.

Customers showed love all day, but one moment stood out above the rest.

Akron Hoody Wine/ White

$80.00

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A Special Pull-Up

Gloria James stopped by the booth and showed real support—purchasing multiple items and connecting with the brand. A genuine moment that spoke volumes.

And it didn’t stop there.

After posting the moment on Instagram, the post caught the attention of none other than LeBron James himself… and yes—he liked it.

(Link to the post: https://www.instagram.com/p/DWcyCUKF2-r/?img_index=1)

For a brand rooted in Akron, that kind of recognition hits different.

More Than a Pop-Up

330 Day at House Three Thirty wasn’t just an event—it was a reminder of what happens when community, culture, and opportunity come together in one space.

7th Floor Clothing didn’t just sell products—we connected with the city, built new relationships, and represented Akron on a bigger stage.