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Boutique Clothing Store Owners Have Been Southampton Village Staple For Decades

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Jack Ohana has operated the DeeJay's clothing store in Southampton Village alongside his wife, Deborah Ohana, for more than 40 years.

Jack Ohana has operated the DeeJay's clothing store in Southampton Village alongside his wife, Deborah Ohana, for more than 40 years.

Deborah Ohana has built a loyal customer base in the more than 40 years that she's operated the Southampton Village clothing store, DeeJay's, on Main Street alongside her husband, Jack Ohana.

Deborah Ohana has built a loyal customer base in the more than 40 years that she's operated the Southampton Village clothing store, DeeJay's, on Main Street alongside her husband, Jack Ohana. ALEXIS RAE PHOTOGRAPHY

Deborah Ohana has built a loyal customer base in the more than 40 years that she's operated the Southampton Village clothing store, DeeJay's, on Main Street alongside her husband, Jack Ohana.

Deborah Ohana has built a loyal customer base in the more than 40 years that she's operated the Southampton Village clothing store, DeeJay's, on Main Street alongside her husband, Jack Ohana. ALEXIS RAE PHOTOGRAPHY

Deborah Ohana has earned loyal customers over the years who appreciate her fashion sense and eye for what looks good.

Deborah Ohana has earned loyal customers over the years who appreciate her fashion sense and eye for what looks good. ALEXIS RAE PHOTOGRAPHY

Deborah and Jack Ohana inside DeeJay's, the boutique clothing store that has been a fixture in Southampton Village for more than 40 years.

Deborah and Jack Ohana inside DeeJay's, the boutique clothing store that has been a fixture in Southampton Village for more than 40 years. ALEXIS RAE PHOTOGRAPHY

authorCailin Riley on Sep 20, 2021
In the early 1970s, Deborah and Jack Ohana were operating their own retail store in Queens. It was a business that suited them both, but there was a problem —... more

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