s after the fire, Ozkan's newly relocated shop is beginning to buzz again. He says he's so in debt that he can't even go home this ed hardy shop summer to visit his wife and three children. Still, old customers are making their way back to the Turkish Sew Shop, albeit to find only a few racks of fabric where the colorful prints were once ed hardy t-shirt wall-to-wall. Business is picking up, Ozkan says, but he doubts whether he can fully recover before the troops withdraw en masse. ed hardy "Sometimes it crosses my mind: Will they still be here next year? But I have no option except to keep working," Ozkan says. "Really, the Americans stood by my side after the fire and, whatever happens, that's something I'll never forget." Imported jewelry was turned into blackened, distorted metal scraps. The plastic wrap on the T-shirts had melted into the fabric, ruining a shipment of several thousand s