“Shop” listings
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Terrain at Styer’s
Take a road trip to Terrain at Styer’s, an upscale garden center and home accessories store by the same company that owns Urban Outfitters and Anthropologie. The nursery offers trees, shrubs, perennials and annuals. Inside, attractively arranged displays hold body products, glassware, cookbooks, terrarium supplies and plates. The onsite café serves fresh, mostly local fare, such as cheese from Urban Outfitters founder Richard Hayne’s Doe Run Dairy. (09/2011)
914 Baltimore Pike, Glen Mills
610-459-2400
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Tall Cow Cards & Goods
You’ll find the appropriate card for anyone here. Made with at least 50% recycled paper, this shop’s hand-printed greeting cards are sustainable as well as whimsical. Card sizes come in mini, small and big (a whopping 7-inches-by- 7-inches). (08/2011)
616 S Third St
267-909-8195
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My Kids Korner
Pint-sized fashionistas, particularly tweens, are in heaven in this Main Line shop, which carries clothing by Les Tout Petits, Hugs and Kisses, Wes and Wiley and Sally Miller. The shop also offers toys, jewelry and accessories. (07/2011)
711 Montgomery Ave, Narberth
610-668-6404
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Square Peg Artery & Salvage
This artist consignment shop near Rittenhouse Square is like a brick-and-mortar version of Etsy. It offers a creative take on jewelry, purses, clothing, ceramics, paper—even bath and beauty products. In addition, it hosts an artist reception the first Saturday of every month at 6pm, as well as crafts workshops and classes. (06/2011)
108 S 20th St
215-360-5548
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Paper on Pine
Snail mail is alive and well, judging by the colorful array of rainbow-colored stationery, cards and invitations in this boutique. Dress up your correspondence with custom orders, on-site printing and calligraphy. The store also sells wrapping paper, ribbons and gift bags. (05/2011)
115 S 13th St
215-625-0100
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Arcadia Boutique
This Northern Liberties shop sells fashions from ecofriendly designers like Otto Defey and Stewart and Brown. You’ll mostly find women’s clothes, but there are also home décor items. After shopping, browse the exhibition on view at the art wall, and get some eco-travel tips from the in-house consultant. (04/2011)
819 N Second St
215-667-8099
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Bella Turka
Turkey native Koray Avci recently opened this jewelry shop, which features pieces from New York, Tel Aviv and Miami. Avci also travels to Istanbul to hunt for exotic pieces, which typically boast Ottoman- and Byzantineinspired designs. Prices range from $25 to $500, with many pieces under $100. (03/2011)
The Shops at Liberty Place 1625 Chestnut St
215-557-9050
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Per Lei Boutique
“For her” in Italian, Per Lei has been a regular in the fashion pages of national magazines since opening inside B. Gross Menswear in 2007. Owners Candice Caprice and Bruce Middleman really do make it all about her, with a mix of designers— such as Trina Turk, Cole Haan, Badgley Mischka—and personalized service. (03/2011)
2 E State St, Media
610-566-1254
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BLOSSOM
Don’t let its size fool you. Winner of numerous Best of Philly awards, this little fl ower shop can create a big impression. Do it yourself or let owner Kevin Kim pull together blooms into a sophisticated, memorable arrangement. (01/2011)
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RITTENHOUSE SPORTS SPECIALTIES
Owner and athlete Karen McGovern and crew will watch you walk or run to help determine the best shoe for your sport and gait. The store also offers accessories and clothing. (01/2011)
1729 Chestnut St
215-569-9957
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SPRINGBOARD MEDIA
Apple-heads enter nirvana when they walk into this Mac-centric store. Trade up for the latest, greatest tech toy, get your gadget fi xed or take a class to learn how to use specifi c programs. (01/2011)
2212 Walnut St
215-988-7777
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DWELLING
According to store owner Gary Gevurtz, some people walk inside and say they want to live here. It must be the impeccable home furnishings on offer, which range from the contemporary to the traditional. In addition to larger pieces, browse Asian antiques, wall art and other accessories. (11/2010)
4050 Main St
215-487-7400
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