-
180 The Store
-
The Mysterious Book Shop
-
Brookfield Place, Tribeca, NY
-
Marfa Stance Tribeca Pop-Up Residency
shopping in tribeca
Marfa Stance Tribeca Pop-Up Residency
Don’t miss our neighbours and fellow Brits Marfa Stance whilst they’re popping up on Warren Street this month.
London-designed and Italian made modular, reversible and responsible outerwear engineered for year-round wearability and versatility. Marfa Stance puts you in control by providing you with the building blocks to create your very own endlessly evolving style, while giving you the power to climate control your own wardrobe with detachable hoods, collars and liners.
Open: 18th September – 31st October
72 Warren Street, New York, NY 10007
Duane Street is one of our favourite nooks in Tribeca and at number 180, you’ll find the 180 The Store, an airy, light-filled gallery-come-retail space in a former dairy distribution warehouse. Featuring a rotating showcase of emerging brands from fashion and beauty to home and more, it celebrates beautifully crafted objects, offering a unique and ever-changing shopping experience.
180 Duane Street, New York, NY 10013
+1 (212) 226 5506
At Thom Brown’s flagship store, you’ll find beautifully tailored luxury apparel and chic Mid-Century silhouettes for both men and women.
100 Hudson Street
New York, NY 10013
+1 (212) 633 1197
This chic designer’s Co-op on Tribeca’s Canal Street showcases furniture lighting and homewares from an exciting array of independent designers.
324 Canal Street, 2nd floor
New York, NY 10013
+1 (212) 334 3808
The Mysterious Book Shop specialises in mystery fiction and is one of the oldest and largest bookstores of its kind in the United States. From rare editions of Sherlock Holmes to up-and-coming authors ready to be discovered, it’s a must-visit for fans of detective, crime and thriller genres.
58 Warren Street
New York, NY 10007
+1 (212) 587 1011
Overlooking the Hudson River, Brookfield Place is a hub of arts, culture and luxury shopping with an ever-changing roster of events and exhibitions. Architecturally it’s seriously impressive and we love its soaring atrium, known as The Winter Garden, which features sixteen 40-ft pine trees.
230 Vesey St
New York, NY 10281
+1 (212) 978 1673