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Warm boutique brings the romance of the tropics to New York City. Located on the fringe of Chinatown this boutique can be easily missed. Influenced by the warmth of the Hawaiian Islands, husband and wife team up to stock the boutique with everything fashionable that goes well with 'warm.' The shop . . . more |
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Kimono House specializes in traditional Japanese shoes and clothing for both men and women. Imported directly from Japan are a wide variety of printed cotton summer kimonos (Yukatas) and beautiful vintage silk Kimonos - perfect to lounge around in after a swim or a bath. Authentic Japanese platform . . . more |
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Representing the best of Israeli artists and designers, Rosebud boutique is akin to a gallery of contemporary — but wearable — art. You can discover its treasures for yourself by taking ZTrend's detour off of Broadway, where you'll discover little-known contemporary fashion designers' clothing . . . more |
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No global brands here; only beautiful well made items that are, surprisingly, none too expensive. Loopy Mango is a lifestyle boutique that supports exceptional local and foreign producers. While some items hail from small companies that are centuries-old, others come young firms: all deliver for . . . more |
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78 Grand Street
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Bespoke clothing fit for royalty, from undergarments to overcoats. Master tailor, Andra Gabriella, creates one-of-a-kind clothing, for women who prefer the finer things in life. Immeasurable time and skill goes into each piece, handmade in her Chelsea studio. Working with delicate fabrics, unique . . . more |
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The inspiration behind the shop's name, "Extra," comes from the happy coincidence of shop owner, Koji Kusakabe's long time business name, "One More," and the name of the street where he would open his business, "Extra Place." "One More" is synonymous with "Extra," and the name of the street has . . . more |
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10 Extra Place
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Formerly known as Miller's Harness Company, and later Copperfield's, Manhattan Saddlery is the only tack shop in all of New York City. Although the shop has changed names throughout the years, it has remained a family business for over 80 years. The family owned tack shop continues to sell the . . . more |
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Behavior in Chelsea carries a fine selection of mens apparel and accessories with a particular aesthetic: classic, tailored sportswear with a creative bite, geared towards men from their early thirties to their mid-fifties.
Those looking for the familiar will be comforted by well-known, . . . more |
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160 9th Avenue
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Palmer Trading Company conveys tradition, quality and comfort in clothing and accessories fit for the American man. "Made in America" is how the shop's sign should read. Reminiscent of the days when a man gave his word, sealed a contract with a hand shake, Palmer Trading Company is a men's . . . more |
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137 Sullivan Street
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Graham's design sense is casual and comfortable, yet sophisticated with his distinct use of layering luxury fabrics encouraging the individuality of the wearer to create their own look. A strong contrast is created when layering rich thick knits with soft sheer silks. Opposite fabric textures, . . . more |
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What do you get when you mix a pop star with a jewelry designer and add a dash of thrift? Szeki. Bored with her music career, CK (pronounced just like it sounds) left her high profile career as a pop star to design jewelry and open her own boutique on the Lower East Side.
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157 Rivington Street
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Meg Cohen is known for her soft cashmere scarves, gloves and hats for men and women. Available year-round in her SoHo boutique are luxurious wool-angora blankets, marble cotton and light-weight woven cashmere scarves in stripes and solid colors. Fall and winter cashmere arrivals begin to populate . . . more |
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Located in Chelsea, this casual menswear boutique carries classic and unique brands for the young, athletic, and body-conscious man. Looking for a stylish new pair of sneakers? It's no wonder that sneaker collectors begin their hunt for the perfect pair at The Starting Line, where exclusive sneaker . . . more |
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180 Eighth Avenue
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In this small vintage boutique located in the East Village, each piece is personally selected by the owner. Ms. Loureiro remains loyal to the eco-conscious movement by ensuring that each item is green-friendly. Discover beautiful vintage clothing, shoes and accessories from the early decades when . . . more |
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440 East 9th Street
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Hidden away on the second floor above Chelsea's New London Pharmacy is New London Luxe, selling home-ware with an international or domestic flair, as well as other intricately styled luxury items. At New London Luxe, one learns that luxury today does not require a high price tag. The philosophy . . . more |
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246 8th Avenue 2nd Floor
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