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By Kevin Gray If you’re heading to the beach or lounging on a hot day, there’s a decent chance you’re wearing a pair of Hari Mari flip-flops. The Texas company celebrated its 10th anniversary this year and has grown from a plucky flops-only upstart to a serious footwear and apparel brand that just signed on its 1,000th retailer. But their origin story didn’t start in a business incubator or with a background in fashion. It started in Indonesia. Founders Jeremy and Lila Stewart grew up in Dallas, but in 2007 they found themselves living and working in Jakarta — Jeremy was filming a documentary …