Outdoor Clothing Company Owner Decides to Reopen SF Store

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An Outdoor clothing company reopened its San Francisco store after a high profile temporarily closure.

, because of what he said was rampant organized theft and concerns about employee safety.

At Cotopaxi, customers were coming and going again Friday. They’ve hired private security and in area, people tell us they’ve seen some changes. including those that neighbors have worked on a for a while.Davis Smith, founder and CEO of Cotopaxi said their Hayes Street store is open again after a high profile temporarily closure. A closure triggered by crime concerns that smith detailed in an online post.Sign up for NBC Bay Area’s Housing Deconstructed newsletter.

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