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Getting a haircut at Doodle Doo’s is more than just a haircut, it’s an experience. This unique children’s boutique is an entirely chemical free hair salon, toy store, and gift shop for babies, kids, and their moms. Owner Dana Rywelski, a former Montessori pre-school teacher and nanny, with a . . . more |
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11 Christopher Street
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Thomas Sires puts the fun in functional with adorable clothing and a broad array of lifestyle merchandise. The boutique embraces many interests for a youthful demographic, featuring seasonal selections of women's and children's clothing, small purse accessories, home textiles and wonderful gift . . . more |
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243 Elizabeth Street
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Young parents and “little ones” alike will fall in love with Piccolini, a sweet boutique filled with adorable gift-able items and clothing for newborns and toddlers. New York born and bred, Owner, Alexandra Zagami treasures the tradition of being a part of the neighborhood and watching . . . more |
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167 Mott Street
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This small French fabric boutique, with a heritage of over 150 years, features cheery striped fabrics that will brighten anyone’s home. Ready-made home furnishings and office accessories alike are given a makeover with vibrant stripes of colors. Les Toiles du Soleil sells indoor and outdoor . . . more |
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261 West 19th Street
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Kyotoya is a small Japanese boutique specializing in vintage and antique kimonos for men, women and children. Reiko Goto, proprietor of Kyotoya, travels to Kyoto each year, where she hand selects the kimonos for her store, which is located in the Flatiron district of New York City.
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23 West 19th Street
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Maybe it’s their miniature size, but children’s clothing has always been innately adorable. The clothing at Makie is no exception to that, as the modest SoHo boutique is stocked with charming little items like button downs, striped nautical shirts and onesies for the three-month-old set up to . . . more |
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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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