Shop-Local Gift Guide (Part 4)

December 3, 2015 Shopping

If you’re late to this particular party, the point of the Shop-Local Gift Guide is to remind you that Tribeca is still a fantastic place to shop. I’ve included items that caught my eye, but I wasn’t price-sensitive, so please don’t comment about how expensive something is or I’ll delete your comment.

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CASS LILIEN
••• Robot pendants (made almost entirely from recycled parts), $350-$700
••• Pill pendants, with a diamond on one side and “chill” on the other, $250
Harrison between Greenwich and Hudson

Cass Lilien robot pendantsCass Lilien chill pill pendants••••••••••••••••

GOTHAM BIKES
••• Incredibell Bellini bell, $18 (I’m thinking of wearing one as a ring so I can get other pedestrians out of my way)
••• Topeak Weatherproof Ridecase for iPhone, $90
Reade between Church and W. Broadway

Incredibell Bellini at Gotham Bikes Topeak Ridecase at Gotham Bikes••••••••••••••••

DAVID WEEKS STUDIO
••• MR B figurine (folds into a cube), $225
••• Shell bowl ($150 and $175)
Walker between Church and Broadway

Mr B at David Weeks Studio shell dish at David Weeks Studio••••••••••••••••

TRIBECA CITIZEN T-SHIRT
It’s a classic! Check out all the options here.

TC shirt••••••••••••••••

JOY GRYSON
••• Special-edition striped bag (I think this is the only one in North America), $398
••• Suede handbag, $298
Franklin between W. Broadway and Church

Joy Gryson bag Joy Gryson bag2••••••••••••••••

BALLOON SALOON
••• Simon, $30 (and there are many other retro toys and games—hello, Mad Libs!)
••• Pop! figurines, $12
••• Special Gift: Fake Poop in a Box, $10 (I know someone who’s getting this)
W. Broadway and Duane

Balloon Saloon SimonBalloon Saloon Walking Dead figurineBalloon Saloon poop in a box••••••••••••••••

Previously:
••• Part 1: South of Market, Valley, Torly Kid, Patrick Parrish, Best Made Co.
••• Part 2: A Uno, Babesta, Mysterious Bookshop, Grown & Sewn, Stillfried Wien
••• Part 3: Schoolhouse Electric, Jacadi, Philip Williams Posters, Lot-Less, My Little Sunshine

 
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3 Comments

  1. julie
    December 3, 2015 • 1:36 pm

    A warning to all to not buy a Christmas tree from the lot on Greenwich St near Chambers (Soho Trees) I picked out a tree this morning and arranged delivery with the guy and that I what I was to pay when it was delivered. No one showed up for 3 hours so I called the main office who straightened it all out (the new tree showed up 2 hours later) After the guys set the tree up they told me it was $445!!!! double what I was originally told. I explained that was double what I was told by the guy in the lot- they said that was ‘the night guy who didn’t know how things worked’ and that this was how much *this tree cost. The only option they had for me not paying $445 was for them to take the tree down and take it back and to find me a tree that was only $225 and then arrange another delivery time. I was already late for my train and since I was already 5 hours into it was these guys I paid the ridiculous amount ONLY IN TRIBECA! I KNOW!…I am obviously an IDIOT for paying this much for a tree but I felt stuck. I can only share this experience and recommend that your readers not go to this lot for their tree..or at least get it in writing the agreed upon amount before delivery.

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  2. Andy
    December 3, 2015 • 2:53 pm

    good to know Julie- I’ll go to the tree guy on Leonard instead.

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    • Erica
      December 7, 2015 • 9:49 am

      Their prices are indeed painful. We’d like to support an independent vendor, but their prices are so high that we went with a tree from Whole Foods once again this year. Sorry to hear about your experience, Julie – may you fully enjoy that tree!

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