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Cult Party. Photo: Midge Belickis

Independent & Vintage LGBTQ+ Shopping in Williamsburg

Compras LGBTQ+ em Williamsburg

Publicado 07/10/2018

Williamsburg é um dos bairros mais renomados de NYC para moda e design, um destino excelente para os compradores LGBTQ+. Felizmente, as opções de varejo da área atendem à demanda com uma ampla seleção de ofertas sofisticadas, incomuns, queer ou simplesmente divertidas. Para conhecer alguns de nossos favoritos, leia nosso itinerário abaixo.

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Brave GentleMan

367 Graham Avenue

Designer and founder Joshua Katcher’s store is dedicated to ethical fashion, with vegan clothing made mostly in NYC’s historic garment district using recycled cotton and Turkish “future-silk” (made from recycled plastic bottles).

Bulletin, store, interior

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Bulletin

145 Wythe Avenue

Bulletin is your stop for feminist artwork, prints and pins from independent designers and artists. Here’s where you can get your “Future Is Female” T-shirt and “Smash the Patriarchy” notepads along with many more accessories and apparel from the playful to political.

Cult Party, interior

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Cult Party

53 Waterbury Street

This “intersectional feminist witchy collectively run boutique” (!) offers art, fashion and jewelry, as well as home goods and wellness items, including brilliant patches, pins, dresses, crystal pendants and eye-popping prints. They also feature a roster of events including art classes, clothing drives and pop-ups.

Desert Island, store interior

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Desert Island

540 Metropolitan Ave

This shop carries ’zines, comics, graphic novels, artist’s books, posters, vintage prints and more. Browse their well-curated offerings and be sure to check out a copy of Smoke Signal, the free comics anthology regularly published by the store.
 

Drama club, interior

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Drama Club

205 Nassau Ave

Owner Jack Sachs named his store the Drama Club because it’s the one club you never get turned away from. This inclusive philosophy drives his business and the creativity behind his clothes, a mix of quality apparel and lifestyle goods from around the world, including a roster of queer designers.

Kinfolk, store, interior

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The Kinfolk Store

90 Wythe Ave.

This Williamsburg menswear retailer sells hard-to-find designers, strong coffee and eclectic cultural items from around the world, making it one of the most unique lifestyle stores in Brooklyn. Have a coffee while trying on brands like Wacko Maria, Stone Island, La Paz and Lewis Leathers.

People shop at  Rough Trade

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Rough Trade

30 Rockefeller Plaza

Rough Trade is an irresistible music store, stocked with records, books, movies and magazines, with a small stage in the back for bands. The store also has a photo booth and a coffee shop, serving Brooklyn’s own Toby’s Estate.

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Twenty Sided Store

280 Grand St

This store carries board games, role-playing games, puzzles, books and other geeky accessories, from Game of Thrones role-playing to Harry Potter keychains. Our favorite trinket: a button that reads “Your Jedi Mind Tricks Do Not Affect Me.”

Zero Wasts Daniel, store interior

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Zero Waste Daniel

49 Bogart St

Daniel Silverstein is an eco-friendly designer who has created some of Brooklyn’s most chic designs from discarded materials and fabric scraps. His clothing line’s dedication to sustainability goes beyond recycled materials; the company’s policies on fair wages and local manufacturing have garnered it a cultlike following. (See our photo feature on him here.) 

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