STORES/BOUTIQUES WORLWIDE - HELP...

[Misteraven]

Alright, I know there's been a few threads on this already, but after digging through them, they seemed kind of a mess. Obviously, the major cities are really important, but if you know a real cool shop in some obscure town list anyways.

We're not looking for the crap mall stores that might have a mag or two and some streaks or the run of the mill shop with nothing special, but rather real slick clothing, skate, toy, and gallery spots that are worth seeking out if you happen to make it to that city.

Anyhow, please keep the format somewhat organized, and if you've visited the store yourself, please write a line or two about what they had that made it so slick, ie- product, interrier design, etc.

Example:



360 TOY GROUP
239 Eldridge Street
NY, NY 10002
646.602.0138

*Gallery/store of limited edition toys and art (Michael Lau, Kaws, Futura, etc)

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UNION
172 Spring Street
NY, NY 10012
212.226.8493

*Hipster boutique with lots of hard to find product like LE dunks, Maharashi, 2K, etc.

[-Rage-]

Originally posted by Misteraven
Alright, I know there's been a few threads on this already

;)


Anywho.. My favorite store ever:


KidRobot
1512 Haight St.
San Francisco, CA 94117
415.487.9000


*The best in urban vinyl action figures. We specialize in collectible vinyl toys, 12" action figures, mini figures, mini remote controlled cars, and more!"

[ETHREADZNY]

HENRY'S SPORTS BOUTIQUE
CENTRAL AVENUE
WHITE PLAINS, NY


THE MAN IS A LEGEND, AND HE REALLY LOOKS OUT FOR HIS CUSTOMERS.

[Misteraven]

Don't have any info beyond a name, couple flix, and a location, but this place looks amazing.

Any of you Canadians fill us in on some details?


GOODFOOT
Toronto, Canada

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[StarzAbove]

ALL THE RIGHT RECORDS
35-61 Junction BLVD
Corona NY 11368
(1718)899-7685
ATTR (http://www.alltheright.com/)

[slightly]

CLASSIC KICKS
298 eliseabeth street NY
212.979.9514

sneaker and clothing boutique

* manager has really god connections with nike and can get in exclusiv shit as far as shoes.


AUTUM SKATEBOARDING
2nd street between avenue A and B

* owner is super nice, has one of a kind t-shirts from artists all over new york, and recently bought a short run of my t-shirts. good place for sure.

Ill post images later...

[rubbish heap]

CALS PHARMACY
1636 E. BURNSIDE
Portland, OR
503-233-1237
http://www.calspharmacy.com/

*pretty dope skate shop. recently sponsored an art show, by skateboarders for skateboarders.

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New American Casuals
326 SE Morrison
294-0445

*local graff store/gallery. the owner (jason) is a nice guy. not too long ago, they hosted the daim/seak show.

[!@#$%]

i'll contribute more than criticism:

the only stores i can think of remotely worth visiting in baltimore...


Soundgarden..a great! music store
http://www.cdjoint.com/

Atomic Books..duh
http://www.atomicbooks.com/

[krie]

for a shop in Perth that sells paint (belton, montana etc)

Monty's Auto Colour
PO Box 690 Cannington WA 6107
625 Albany Hwy Victoria Park 6100 (08) 9355 1779
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a shop in the city that sells some graff print clothing , vinyl and other gear

Ugroove
69 King St Perth 6000 (08) 9481 3377
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A shop in the City which sells records, bboy videos, graff videos, magazines, etc.

Central Station Records
Carillon Arc Basement Shp 1c Murray St Mall Perth 6000

[Misteraven]

Originally posted by Kilo7-
wow.... Raven's on the good foot.
they always have incredible window displays.

I'm like 3 blocks from there, so if you need anything... ask me.

There's a few other plaes in the area that carry good products from
clothes to kicks to montana cans. Let me know if you want a full report.

if you can, please take some photos. (at least of the outside if they wont let you photograph the inside. also, if you can report back their full address and phone number, as well as a brief description of what they carry, etc... that would be swell.

thanks.

btw, are they the only store of this type in the area, or are there other noce shops around town?

[krs702]

(take F lowereastside)
360 toy group (already listed)
239 eldridge st., ny, ny 10002
***large amounts of urban vinyl figures with great prices(cheaper than the internet).. the owner knows his hobby well and his wife is mighty attractive(might seduce you, yum)***

(take F lowereastside)
recon (right next to 360 toy group)
237 eldridge st., ny, ny, 10002
***recon is right next to 360 toy group they have some nice clothing but not anything i would chose to buy***

(take F lowereastside)
reed space
151 orchard st. ny, ny, 10002
***this is staple designs clothing store consisting of a small selection of tees, some music, but mostly the store has a shitload of magazines(if you want graffiti magazines go here)***



(i took F lowereastside, but there is prob a closer station,,not a long walk)
Turntable lab
120 E. 7th St., NY, NY 10003
***this store varies with items: lots of turntables, good sized record selection(mainstream/underground rap),magazines, and a small selection of tees...great store and friendly people***



(i took F lowereastside, but there is prob a closer station,,not a long walk)
Toy Tokyo
121 Second Avenue (i think its b/w 2nd and east7th)
***jam packed with toys varying in price and what you want(batman all the way to michael lau)..michael laus toys were overpriced, the store is descent but i would rather support 360***


(take F 4th west)
Fat Beats
406 6th Avenue 2nd Floor
New York, NY 10011
***the legendary record store which i thought would have been bigger still was nice.. great selection of records (new/old), the only complaint is the people that work there believe they're the shit***



(take F bway-lafayette)
X-large
267 LAFAYETTE
new york, ny 10012
***x-large brand varying for girls/boys clothes..nice tee designs***



(take F bway-lafayette)
stackhouse
282 Lafayette St.
new york, ny 10012
***now stackhouse i liked alot!..great variety of tees that you would see on digitalgravel.com,, if your a digitalgravel buyer you must stop at this store***



(take F bway-lafayette)
triple five soul
290 lafayette st.
new york, ny 10012
***triple5soul clothing store, the store is designed nicely but not my flavor of clothing***


(take F bway-lafayette)
Supreme
274 lafayette street
new york 10012
***didn't go in, skateboarding store***



(take A/C/E to spring)
Union
172 spring street, new york, ny 10012
***very nice t-shirts but the only complaint is i saw tees priced in the 50s..way too expensive***



Stussy
140 Wooster St
new york ny 10012
***stussy store, didnt go in***

[krs702]

what is nice is alot of these stores are really close to each other
for ex: lower east side...360,recon,reedspace, alife, and some more
bway-lafe.. supreme, 555, djhondas, xlarge, vice, stackhouse,,

everything is pretty close to each other which is really nice

i believe there is a graffiti store near canal(A/C/E) scrapyard?

[DirtyPops]

Scrapyard is a hiphop store at Canal St. and W. Broadway, NYC (take A/C/E to canal). Graff supplies, shirts, bboy videos.

Down the block on canal is Pearl Paint. Grab ya blackbooks and prismas there.

[Tribal_Man]

The layup
white ave
edmonton alberta

its closed now got a nice t from there for only 15 tho

[keep]

not open yet, but it will be soon. they have clothes, name plate belt buckles and all kinds of stuff

Temple Dog
411 NW 23rd street
Oklahoma City OK 73103
4055246824
its connected to and owned by 23rd steet body piercing. and like i said before there its not open yet and there still getting more stuff all the time

[Anon]

For London Sneaker Heads ...

Courtesy of http://www.sneakerfreaker.com:

"The latest, but easily the greatest, is Foot Patrol. These guys know sneakers...fact. With UK sneaker guru Fraser Cooke at the helm, this store is the place for sneaker connoisseurs. The interior is truly bizarre with all the sneakers held in cages. You’ll find kicks from Supreme, Tas, Maad Foot, Visvims, limited Reeboks and super limited Nikes like the recent Escape series or all the HTMs."

Footpatrol 16A St Annes Court, 02077346625, http://foot-patrol.com

Im not in Europe myself but I went Website hunting for the people that were not in the know, and of course for the Europeans and London Towners.

[afraidoflife]

Trash American Style
12 Mill Plain Rd, Danbury, CT 06811 USA
Trash American Style (http://www.trashamericanstyle.com)

"Vinyl records, CD's, cassettes, videos, books, clothes, body jewelry, posters, patches, pins, hair dye, rings, knicks knacks, geegaws, bricabrac, etc etc etc. New and used. WE ARE NOT A HEAD SHOP!"

It's a musty little place with some nice hidden gem's.

[Tyler Durden]

http://www.zakkacorp.com/



147 grand st.
212 431 3961















i have blown way too many paychecks at this store. very awesome.

[casekonly]

Whatever
1821 W. Cumberland Ave
Knoxville, TN

will post more later

[wiseguy]

Originally posted by DirtyPops
Scrapyard is a hiphop store at Canal St. and W. Broadway, NYC (take A/C/E to canal). Graff supplies, shirts, bboy videos.

Down the block on canal is Pearl Paint. Grab ya blackbooks and prismas there.
the owner of scrapyard is a nice dude, i found the shop by chance, and hung out with him for a while, he told where i could find some good graffiti. he seemed totally stoked out that i was a writer from aus. nice guy, cool store, Has smoking parphernalia too, i think.

[Bellbeefer]

The Back Pocket
2508 Guadalupe St
Austin, TX
78705-4520, US

[PedroHammers]

Vienna, Austria

The Dollar Shop
Mariahilferstr. 125, Ecke Bürgerspitalgasse
1060 Wien
Tel / Fax .: 01 / 596 4851
Email : dollarwien@aon.at
Mo - Fr : 10.30 - 18.30 / Sa : 10.30 - 17.00 Uhr


Accessible from Westbahnhof, the 18 Stassenbahn and the U3 U-bahn
They speak German and English and have a pretty good selection of skate stuff, accessories, and have a pretty good stock of Montana Paint, (for the paint you have to ask them for it, it is in a locked room). Since I moved to Vienna it has been the only shop where I have found you can get paint at decent prices. 3 to 4 euros a can.


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[SukiSukiNow]

San Francisco
Sorry I'm on time constraint so I won't be too detailed but places to shop at:
Kid Robot - Toys
True - clothing
Red5 - clothing
Behind the Post Office - clothing
Amoeba - Music
Upper Playground
Hayes Valley for higher end boutiques
Flax - art supplies
Galleries in the Mission

New York
Yellow Rat Bastard - clothing
Patricia Fields - clothing
Scrap Yard - magazines

Los Angeles
Vermont Street (Los Feliz) - lots of shops and restaurants
AVOID Melrose it's a tourist trap hell

[JesusMachine]

Originally posted by SukiSukiNow


New York
Yellow Rat Bastard - clothing
Patricia Fields - clothing
Scrap Yard - magazines



Do not enter to any of these stores listed above.
YRB - only kids in middle school with glow sticks should go there.
Patricia Fields - for drag queens and early 90's club kids only.
Scrap Yard - ok, you could go there, but only spend 10 min. there.

[imported_DISCO BRYSO]

:o

[evaq22]

Portland OR

New American Casuals
326 SE Morrison St
Portland, OR 97214
phone (503) 294-0445
NAC sells lots of hard to find clothes brands, 2k......they have an art gallery and sell a full line of belton spray paints, local community activists, they are trying to turn the neighbor hood into a art gallery. assorted hard to find kicks.

[the_gooch]

Originally posted by JesusMachine
Do not enter to any of these stores listed above.
YRB - only kids in middle school with glow sticks should go there.
Patricia Fields - for drag queens and early 90's club kids only.
Scrap Yard - ok, you could go there, but only spend 10 min. there.


yeah scrap yard has some cool shit, but definitly don't be one of those kids that chills there all day itching to meet someone to get in his book!

yeah i had the displeasure of being dragged to patricia fields by a club/drug/ sound factory obsessed freind. he then insisted we goto "bang-bang". if ever in my life i wanted to burn a clothing store, it was when i went there!

[T.T Boy]

el kartel
121 a 1025 robson st
vancouver


stopped by on a vacation. was an awesome shop.

[sTress]

Colette 213, rue Saint Honoré, 75001 Paris, France
ubertrendy, art magazines, haute couture, expensive stuff, rare unusefull objects, graffiti merchandising, toys...

Palais de Tokyo, 13 avenue du président Wilson, 75116, Paris, France: quality contemporary art exhibitions, and in the store, catalogues or magazines, limited editions items from André, Zevs, etc...

[Fabo 2]

LONDON

the brixton shop

it doesn't have a name, not that I'm aware of. go to brixton station, turn right and walk for about a minute to get to brixton market, and the shop is in the indoor market, on the furthest alley away. The indoor market is very small so if you wander around for ten minutes you'll find it.
They charge the least of any shop in london (£2.50 for 400ml montana) they also have the best selection, you can get paint, ink, markers etc. They also sell hoodies and british hip hop.

4 star general

directly opposite camden town station, on the left. the prices they charge are obscene, £3.50 for montana?!!!, but it's a graf shop, so I thought I'd mention it. oh yeah the guy who runs the shop is a bit fucked up.

there's also graphotism in clapham junction but I don't know much about that shop.

[gfreshsushi]

i went to (what i'm pretty sure was) the graphotism shop when i was in england and they had everything you could ever want at medium to high prices, but it was in the middle of nowhere and i was traveling by public transit, so i only got a few pens and streaks. granted that was five years ago, but usually stores don't get cheaper over time.

pearl art supply is a national chain in the usa, and they have tons of shit you might want. i know they have locations in both nyc and sf, i'm assuming elsewhere.

luggage store gallery on market at 7th in sf has hosted several twist shows, as well as a recent os gemeos venture. always good, but go during daylight after the show has already been open for a couple days to avoid the hipster crowd. oh, and it's free.

in the east bay, check out 510 skateboarding on dwight and telegraph in berkeley. skate goods and clothing, plus a window display that showcases different artists. bigfoot had a thing in there, but most of the shit is local kids that have a knack for art or design.

east bay center for creative reuse on san pablo at ashby in berkeley is a great spot for you arty types. remember your kindergarden teacher who always made you do projects with tons of crazy knick knacks? this iswhere she bought all of it. they have a bookcase filled with individual vinyl letters, an oil drum filled with zippers, etc. usually they've got mops or bingo dabbers around, but you gotta dig for em. dirt fucking cheap too. i bought a gallon of paint, unopened, some stamps, a few rolls of blank stickers, and some other miscellaneous crap for about $8. all the crap is donated, the people who work there are volunteers, and all the proceeds go to the berkeley school district.

tons of art supply stores in the area, just gotta check em out.

hope this is helpful...

[fermentor666]

Some good places to consume in Boston, MA. Don't really have address specifics.

Movies -

Video Underground, Centre St. Jamaica Plain -
All sorts of cult films and local films as well as a few mainstream titles. THE place to rent from if you are a film buff. They'll order anything for you.

Viper Video, Commonwealth Ave, by Washington St. Brighton -
Tons of terrible titles interspersed with the few good films. An extensive vintage 80s/90s porn selection, buyable. Cheap rental prices, too. 1.00 Tuesdays and Thursdays.

Coolidge Corner Theater, Harvard St. Brookline -
Great Non-Profit Independant film house. Good midnight shows on weekends.

Art -
Pearl Art, Mass Ave. Cambridge -

I know chains shouldn't be mentioned but if you want Belton or Molotov this is the only place you can get it in this city. Be ready to shell out 8 dollars a can though (not for me sorry). This is probably the largest art store in the city, also.

Books -
Harvard Book Store, Mass Ave. Cambridge -

Lots of good intellectually stimulating books about intellectually stimulating topics, populated by intellectually stimulated people. Real academia stuff and a lot of "liberal media" books. Not a bad thing.

Bars -
Hahahahahahahaha.

Music -
Funky Fresh Records, Roxbury -
Hard to find but they got a ton of bling bling Hip Hop and local shit.

Smash City, Newbury St. Boston -
Dunno if these guys are still open but they have a lot of used cds, lps, and 7 inches.

Cheapo Records, Mass Ave, Cambridge -
Tons and tons of records.


Welcome to Boston, now get out.
:P

[--zeSto--]

ok finally.....
sorry about the delay

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for all listings (shows, art, music, restaurants etc.) check www.eye.net (http://www.eye.net) or www.nowtoronto.com (http://www.nowtoronto.com) or www.toronto-underground.com (http://www.toronto-underground.com)


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Footware

The Good Foot - Adelaide / Spadian*
Groovy - Queen West at Agusta
Get Out Side - Queen West at Spadiana*

Clothes

Parallel - Queen West at Niagara (they have Montana cans!)
Delphic - Queen West at uhhh... manning?
Pretty much all of Queen West has clothing shops

Bars and Pubs

The Black Bull - 298 Queen Street West - Great patio
C'est What? - 67 Front Street East - micro brews
The Paddock - 178 Bathurst Street - yuppie brews
Gladstone Hotel - 1214 Queen Street West - ghetto karaoke
The Comfort Zone - 480 Spadina Avenue - sketchy afterhours


simply put... avoid the east side of the city all together.

*edit: how many times can I mispell 'spadina' ??

[MisPantalonesEstaEnfuega]

WOODEN SHOE BOOKS:
508 S. 5th Street
(between Lombard and South)
Philadelphia, PA 19147
(215) 413-0999

Former headquarters of all things anarchy in Philadelphia. Mostly political books and nice records.

SPACEBOY MUSIC
409 South Street
Philadelphia, PA 19147
215.925.3032


CDs downstairs, vynl upstairs. Get tickets here for all R5 Prodcution shows.

[-Rage-]

K-pants...


Don't forget TLA Video (http://www.tlavideo.com/company/aboutus.cfm?c=0&v=1&sn=1) .

An award-winning group of 6 video stores in Philadelphia and New York City, the stores are renowned for their vast and varied selection along with a knowledgeable and dedicated staff. In Philadelphia, where TLA operated the city's premiere repertory movie theatre from 1981-87, the name is synonymous with movies that are hip, foreign, alternative and otherwise not in the mainstream. Our stores serve thousands of people weekly in their quest for the perfect video - served up, of course, with a smile and a flair for the unconventional.

[grandmaster]

londons trendy hotspots

Busy Work Shop London 4 Upper James St 02074944924
unbeleivably trendy bathing ape shop

Bond International 17 Newburgh Street 02074370079
good shop expensive.sells silas stussy etc

Fly 352 Kings Rd 02073767606
sells supreme goodenough etc freindly staff

Footpatrol 16A St Annes Court 02077346625
sneaker shop that annoys me because the trainers are usually shit but very expensive!

The Hideout 7 Upper James St 02074374929
sells supreme pam and others.Very popular with rich japanese art students!

Stussy 19 Earlham St 02078369418
stussy retail shop

My Trainers 9 Shorts Garden 02073799700
a joke of a shop! sell everything for crazy prices go to major flavas round the corner for trainers!!

Magma Books (1) 117-119 Clerkenwell Road 02072429503
Magma Books (2) 8 Earlham Street, Covent Garden 02072408498
great book shop nice people well located

visit soon

[AGENT SICKS]

ART N SOL (PAINT, GEAR)
14TH AND OGDEN
DENVER COLORADO

TWISTED SOL (TATS)
14TH AND OGDEN
DENVER COLORADO

TWIST AND SHOUT RECORDS (MUSIC)
ALEMEDA AND LOGAN
DENVER COLORADO

GUIRYS (ART SUPPLYS)
22ND AND MARKET
DENVER COLORADO

[Misteraven]

Here's some shop listings I found off another site. If anyone's been to these, I'd love to get a quick review/opinion/product listing...

MELBOURNE

Hudson
229 Carlisle St, Balaclava
9525 8066

Someday
Shop 1, 30 Chatham St. Prahran
9529 3602

Other Worldly Lives
Shop 2, 30 Chatham St. Prahran
95106077

Fat 272
272 Chapel St, Prahran
95102311

Fat 52
52 Johnston St, Fitzroy

Evolve
214 Chapel St, Prahran
95295466

Hobby Japan
Shop 14, MidcityArcade, 200 Bourke St. Melbourne
96391219

Just Collectables
212 Chapel St, Prahran
95104556

Stussy
Crown Casino
96862790

Chadstone
95696907

111 Greville St, Prahran
95297788

106 Bridge Rd, Richmond
94281280

Niketown
Corner Bourke & Swanston St, Melbourne
92929333

Prime
191 Little Collins St, Melbourne
96505344

Genki
Shop 5, Cathedral Arcade, 37 Swanston St, Melbourne
9650 6366

Obese Records
4A Izzet Street, Prahran
95291577

Kickz 101
63 Elizabeth St, Melbourne
96201101

Honya Japanese Books & CDs
Shop 13, Port Phillip Arcade, 228 Flinders St, Melbourne
96624485

Sports Lords
291 Chapel Street, Prahran
95212280

Outre
249-251 Elizabeth St, Melbourne
96425455

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SYDNEY

Stereo
The Galeries Victoria, RG25 / 500 George St
92670897

Supply
R1/2-8 Brisbane St, Darlinghurst
92680611

Stussy
Fox Studios
93681366

Fat
18 Oxford St, Woollahra
93806455

Y P V Ivachoff
314 Crown St, Darlinghurst
93324090

Our Spot
5/ 256 Crown St, Darlinghurst
83540300

Footage
13C Burton Street, Darlinghurst
93321337

Glue
Shop T6/ 400 George St
92333930

Freestylekickz
Shop 188 Summit Arcade,569 George St

Swellstore
256 Oxford St, Paddington
93315899

99 Degrees
Upstairs 2/257 Crown St, Darlinghurst
93687899

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MISC

Area 101
5/128 Hindley St, Greater Union Complex, Adelaide
84109991

Blonde Venus (1)
707 Ann St, Fortitude Valley, Brisbane
32161735

Blonde Venus (2)
76 Vulture St, West End, Brisbane
38467663

Supafun
717 Ann St, Fortitude Valley, Brisbane
32160520

Liquid
331 Murray St, Perth
94851733

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PARIS

Colette
213 rue Saint-Honor
01 55 35 33 90

Eight
5 rue St Opportune
01 40 26 87 09

Junkudo
18 rue des Pyramides
01 42 60 89 12

Lazy Dog
2 Passage Thiere
01 58 30 94 76

Mad Toy
11 rue Oberkampf
01 43 55 52 64

Nike (sports)
12-14, Rond-Point des Champs Elys


Opium Sneaker Wear
9 rue du Cygne
01 42 33 55 83

Ozone
52 rue Roi de Sicile
01 42 78 74 38

Preppy Clothing
3 rue Tiquetonne

Sneaker Fashion
115 rue du Feaubourg St Antoine

Sports USA
18 bd Sebastopol
01 44 78 02 37

Starcow
68 rue St.Honore
01 42 21 07 51

Surface to Air
46 rue de l'Arbre Sec
01 49 27 04 54

What Size?
6 rue Ferdinand Duval & 20 rue du Bourg Tibourg
01 42 77 81 88

Zoom Sports
125 rue St Dennis

[Misteraven]

Here's a store listing for Arkitip (http://www.arkitip.com) that I figure would include some pretty good shops. Anyone been to any that can comment?

AZ - TEMPE - SWELL
CA - COSTA MESA - FREECLOUDS
CA - COSTA MESA - RVCA
CA - COSTA MESA - SUBJECT MATTER
CA - FULLERTON - CARVE
CA - LONG BEACH - SEAMS
CA - LOS ANGELES - AGNÉS B
CA - LOS ANGELES - FOUR X FOUR
CA - LOS ANGELES - GIANT ROBOT STORE
CA - LOS ANGELES - GR2
CA - LOS ANGELES - MELTDOWN
CA - LOS ANGELES - RUDY'S BARBERSHOP - LOS FELIZ
CA - LOS ANGELES - RUDY'S BARBERSHOP @ THE STANDARD HOTEL
CA - LOS ANGELES - SKYLIGHT BOOKS
CA - LOS ANGELES - SPAN
CA - LOS ANGELES - THE MUSEUM OF CONTEMPORARY ART
CA - LOS ANGELES - UNION
CA - SACRAMENTO - FLATSPOT
CA - SAN DIEGO - FLAGSHIP
CA - SAN DIEGO - IGLOO
CA - SAN DIEGO - NIKAO YOUTH PROJECT
CA - SAN FRANCISCO - AGNÉS B
CA - SAN FRANCISCO - GIANT ROBOT
CA - SAN FRANCISCO - HUF
CA - SAN FRANCISCO - KIDROBOT
CA - SANTA CLARA - ALAMEDA ARCHIVES
CA - SANTA MONICA - HENNESSY + INGALLS
CO - DENVER - TATTERED COVER
HI - HONOLULU - IN4MATION
IL - CHICAGO - AGNÉS B
IL - CHICAGO - MUSEUM OF CONTEMPORARY ART
ME - PORTLAND - CASCO BAY BOOKS
NY - BROOKLYN - HALCYON
NY - NEW YORK - AGNÉS B
NY - NEW YORK - ALIFE
NY - NEW YORK - NEW MUSEUM OF CONTEMPORARY ART
NY - NEW YORK - PRINTED MATTER
NY - NEW YORK - THE REED SPACE
NY - NEW YORK - TURNTABLE LAB
NY - NEW YORK - SOMA NYC GALLERY
NY - NEW YORK - ZAKKA
OH - CINCINNATI - SHAKE IT
OH - COLUMBUS - WEXNER CENTER FOR THE ARTS
OR - PORTLAND - COMPOUND GALLERY
OR - PORTLAND - MOTEL
OR - PORTLAND - RUDY’S BARBERSHOP - PEARL DISTRICT
PA - PHILADELPHIA - UBIQ
TX - DALLAS - GRAY MATTERS GALLERY
WA - SEATTLE - GOODS

INTERNATIONAL

AUSTRALIA
DARLINGHURST - OUR SPOT
MELBOURNE - OUTRE GALLERY
PADDINGTON - ARIEL BOOKSELLERS
SURRY HILLS - PUBLISHED ART
SYDNEY - INCU

BELGIUM
ANTWERP - FISH & CHIPS

CANADA
MONTREAL - ALENA
TORONTO - MAGIC PONY
TORONTO - SWIPE BOOKS
VANCOUVER - ANTISOCIAL
VANCOUVER - CLUBCARD
VANCOUVER - THE PIGEON SHOP

DENMARK
KOBENHAVN K - WOODWOOD

ENGLAND/UK
BRISTOL - HERE GALLERY
LONDON - ARTWORDS
LONDON - BEST SHOP
LONDON - MAGMA
LONDON - TATE MUSEUM
MANCHESTER - MAGMA

FRANCE
PARIS - AGNÉS B
PARIS - BLACK BLOCK
PARIS - COLETTE
PARIS - PALAIS DE TOKYO
PARIS - SURFACE TO AIR

GERMANY
BERLIN - PRO QM

JAPAN
OSAKA - HEAVEN 27 BOUTIQUE
TOKYO - HEAVEN 27 BOUTIQUE
TOKYO - MUSEUM SHOP ON SUNDAYS
TOKYO - REUNIT
TOKYO - ROCKET GALLERY

MALAYSIA
BASHEER GRAPHIC BOOKS - SINGAPORE

NETHERLANDS
90 SQUARE METERS - AMSTERDAM

PHILLIPPINES
MANDALUYONG - TONIC

SCOTLAND
EDINBURGH - ANALOGUE
GLASGOW - ALLIANCE

SPAIN
MADRID - SUPERGO CORP.

SWEDEN
STOCKHOLM - A WORLD BENEATH
STOCKHOLM - BADLANDS

SWITZERLAND
ZURICH - BURO DISCOUNT
ZURICH - KRAUTHAMMER
ZURICH - NIEVES

[krs702]

another kidrobot, but now located in new york

Kidrobot
126 Prince St.
New York, NY 10012
212.966.6688

[MANIK DEK]

in arizona there is a place called wet paint go to www.wetpaintaz.com (http://www.wetpaintaz.com) they have an upstairs locals record store a gallerie everything for graffiti you could want the sell on the run markers, streaks, biggie 55's, a whole shit load of montana cans, graffiti videos, and a hole shit load of other shit.the people there are really cool.most of them do graffiti and stuff and the record store they opened upstairs has a great sellection of hard to find underground hip hop and soul......my favorite store

also in tempe ariona, there is this store called swell, its like a clothing store slash dj store slash everything else store its on mill avenue right next to wetpaint

we also got a place called zia record exchange. this is like the only real record store left on the planet the have a great selection (new & used) of cd's ad vinyl great store at great prices

in los angeles i know of this place called workmens. they are like a big hip hop shop they sell graffiti markers and videos and a great selection of shoes and really cool shirts..there located in the montebello mall i highly suggest you go check them out www.workmens.com (http://www.workmens.com)

[<KEY3>]

[img]http://www.magic-pony.com/media/products/AFKILLBILLY_one.jpg'>

^ 'Kill Billy' From www.magic-pony.com (http://www.magic-pony.com)

785 Queen West - Toronto




*a kaws chomper too (http://www.magic-pony.com/product.php?id=155&category=new)

[imported_sofarok]

Before the crash thingamajig I did a big post about a few stores Raven might have missed in London., primarily slammin' kicks (http://www.slamminkicks.com) which is easily the best place in London for your import Nike needs…I also added a link to the store listings (http://www.btinternet.com/~nsinbath/UK.htm) and shopping guide (http://www.btinternet.com/~nsinbath/london.htm) over at rift trooper (http://www.rthq.com)...

[diss co]

S. Tabak
915, Notre-Dame
Montreal QC.
514-637-9654

Evidence clothing www.evidenceclothing.com (http://www.evidenceclothing.com)

Nike

Avirex

Timberland, dirt cheap

L-R-G

Akademics

From Montana paint to iced out watch

[8onus]

WASHINGTON DC

DJ Hut
2010 P St. Floor 2
Washington DC, 20036
(Take metro red line to dupont circle)
www.djhut.com (http://www.djhut.com)

They got: magazines, Videos & DVDs, Caps, Import Paint, misc. graffiti shit, some clothing, and lots and lots of records.

[<KEY3>]

Hey people... here's some Toronto Shops.

I shop for more than just markers and toys, so here's a broad spectrum of the goods.
I want to include more than just the hip upstarts, so there's some enduring tradition included too.

[img]http://img1.photobucket.com/albums/1003/mike24k/shops/ocad2.jpg'>
^ Toronto Skyline and the Ontario Academy of Design.
It's really one of the best arts schools around and it's right downtown,
which is a plus to some. There's lots of gallery right near here.

[img]http://img1.photobucket.com/albums/1003/mike24k/shops/amp.jpg'>
^right across from OCAD.

[img]http://img1.photobucket.com/albums/1003/mike24k/shops/currys.jpg'>
^ art supplies on Queen West

[img]http://img1.photobucket.com/albums/1003/mike24k/shops/bomb.jpg'>
^ Bomb Shelter - graff shop - queen / spadina

[img]http://img1.photobucket.com/albums/1003/mike24k/shops/metropolis.jpg'>
^Metropolis records. Modern records and event tickets. Next to Bomb Shelter

[img]http://img1.photobucket.com/albums/1003/mike24k/shops/noise.jpg'>
^ Noise clothing. used to be a raver hub but actually has some decent gear now.

[img]http://img1.photobucket.com/albums/1003/mike24k/shops/odyssey.jpg'>
^ Odysses. good clothing shop on Queen West.

[<KEY3>]

[img]http://img1.photobucket.com/albums/1003/mike24k/shops/vice.jpg'>
^ the VICE shop. You know what they sell.

[img]http://img1.photobucket.com/albums/1003/mike24k/shops/suspect.jpg'>
^ Suspect video has all types of crazy flicks and toys. Plus obscure magazines.
Black Market Records next to it is well... blackmarket records. DNB.

[img]http://img1.photobucket.com/albums/1003/mike24k/shops/sohip.jpg'>
^ So Hip It Hurts is a decent skateshop. Not hogtown though.
Groovy under it is a great spot for shoes.

[img]http://img1.photobucket.com/albums/1003/mike24k/shops/getoutside.jpg'>
^ Get outside is another shoe spot.

[img]http://img1.photobucket.com/albums/1003/mike24k/shops/zone2.jpg'>
^ DA ZONE is a good shoe and athletic store.

[img]http://img1.photobucket.com/albums/1003/mike24k/shops/zone1.jpg'>
^ another shot of Da Zone. art work by Sight BA BSM KWOTA etc.

[img]http://img1.photobucket.com/albums/1003/mike24k/shops/stranger.jpg'>
^ The friendly stanger for all your smoking needs.

[img]http://img1.photobucket.com/albums/1003/mike24k/shops/sneak.jpg'>
^ Sneak Beats. home of Dj Sneak.

[<KEY3>]

[img]http://img1.photobucket.com/albums/1003/mike24k/shops/rotate.jpg'>
^ Rotate This. THE place for indie rock and all kinds of concert tickets.

[img]http://img1.photobucket.com/albums/1003/mike24k/shops/neurotica.jpg'>
^Neurotica.. for the crate diggers!

[img]http://img1.photobucket.com/albums/1003/mike24k/shops/active.jpg'>
^Actice Surplus. this is the freakin joint!
Every kind of nerd / modification project has been helped by active surplus.
Nerd Paradise!

[img]http://img1.photobucket.com/albums/1003/mike24k/shops/snail.jpg'>
^ Silver Snail. Probably the best Comic and Collectable shop in the city.
I dont know why I'm taking such nerd shots?

to get the nerd out of my system....
[img]http://img1.photobucket.com/albums/1003/mike24k/shops/bovine.jpg'>
The 'Bovine Sex Club' is punk fuckin rawk!
This place is bonkers. Jager on tap and all the shit you could want.
I saw Mickey Rorke dancing around without pants
and then try to nail some girl on the dance foor.
Shit is grimey!

oh yeah.... all this shit is on Queen St. West unless otherwise noted.

[imported_ubejinxed]

ahahah just joking. Toronto kicks my city's ass.

much love Kilo. host with the most

[villain]

Holy shit...


Toronto kicks the ass of pretty much any city I've ever seen.... And to think toronto isn't even the "coolest" city in canada.... holyeee shit....

[<KEY3>]

People might say that some other city is 'more cool'
or whatever than toronto, but there is no denying that Toronto
IS the cultural hub of canada.

It's like saying the NYC is not the apex of american cities.

[bigpoppa.k]

Originally posted by <KEY3>
[img]http://img1.photobucket.com/albums/1003/mike24k/shops/odyssey.jpg'>
^ Odysses. good clothing shop on Queen West.

ahh yeah.. my buddy owns this one. talk about discounts up the wazzooo...

[blazeakaEd]

Originally posted by <KEY3>
[]
^ Rotate This. THE place for indie rock and all kinds of concert tickets.

[]
^Neurotica.. for the crate diggers!

[]
^Actice Surplus. this is the freakin joint!
Every kind of nerd / modification project has been helped by active surplus.
Nerd Paradise!

[]
^ Silver Snail. Probably the best Comic and Collectable shop in the city.
I dont know why I'm taking such nerd shots?

to get the nerd out of my system....
[]
The 'Bovine Sex Club' is punk fuckin rawk!
This place is bonkers. Jager on tap and all the shit you could want.
I saw Mickey Rorke dancing around without pants
and then try to nail some girl on the dance foor.
Shit is grimey!

oh yeah.... all this shit is on Queen St. West unless otherwise noted.

dats a lot eva been in them?

[<KEY3>]

Originally posted by blazeakaEd
dats a lot eva been in them?

yes. I've been in everyone of those places.
otherwise I wouldnt reccomend them to others.

nawhymean?

[Lil Bro G]

In Winnipeg, the best place to go is URBAN BAKERY, they sell graff markers, caps, videos, dvd's, montana paints, meanstreaks, lowrider bikes, turntables and records, clothing and bongs and pipes.
Amazing place, everybody is so mellow, good atmosphere, I dont know the adress but all you have to do is go eastbound on Portage Avenue until you get to Portage Place Shopping Mall and is right across the street.

[<KEY3>]

Originally posted by Lil Bro G
In Winnipeg....

ok I stopped reading right there.
Any city that can KILL you just by going outside is not good for me.
I mean you can die from being stuck outside here too,
but in Winterpeg you can get your ass flash frozen in 10 minutes.
-40'c and such crazyness.

[PalestineOne]

damn, i didnt know people had style in canada? I didnt even know there were people in canada!

[SukiSukiNow]

los angeles -
kitson
lisa kline

orange county/las vegas/chicago
SoHo

[<KEY3>]

Originally posted by PalestineOne
damn, i didnt know people had style in canada?
I didnt even know there were people in canada!

hardeeHarHar...

You'd be suprised. Canada is way more 'hip' that the states by population.
Sure there's backwater places up here too, but think that there's about a hundred million
more clueless yokels in your country than in mine. No offence of course.

Sure there's burbs and sure there's farms but most major city in canada is 'cooler' than the US perspective would lead you to think.

[PalestineOne]

youd flip if you came to NY

[effyoo]

Originally posted by SukiSukiNow
los angeles -
kitson
lisa kline

orange county/las vegas/chicago
SoHo

yeah, SoHo's alriiight.... (just poking fun)

[PalestineOne]

this is some gay shit

[PalestineOne]

actually, check this place out

SAMMY'S FASHION (Bronx)...................... 718-562-1386

dont hesitate to call, its my cousin

[PalestineOne]

Sammy's Fashions Inc 718-563-4341 2344 Grand Concourse Bronx NY 10458

[Vanity]

dang, all those shops make me actually want to avoid the t dot... ehceept fo' dee kardeenahl

[imported_b0b]

Brighton is 50 miles south of London, on the coast.


[img]http://b0b.dust.cx/shop145.jpg'>

One 40 Five (http://www.one40fivestore.com), on Sydney Street (http://www.streetmap.co.uk/newmap.srf?x=531245&y=104753&z=1&sv=sydney+street&st=6&tl=Sydney+Street,+Brighton,+BN1&searchp=newsearch.srf&mapp=newmap.srf) just down from the train station. Sells Silas and all those James Jarvis figures, few fresh trainers (including custom one offs) and all manor of trendy labels.


[img]http://b0b.dust.cx/minky.jpg'>

Minky is on the same street (tel: 01273 604490) and rammed full of uber trendy clothes. You will spend serious amounts of money here.



[img]http://b0b.dust.cx/shopec.jpg'>

Eclectic Threads is a Maharishi stockist, they sell rare trainers sometimes too. Never really been in there, but is the sort of shop for this thread. Located a little way down from the two above, in
Regent Street (http://www.streetmap.co.uk/newmap.srf?x=531168&y=104445&z=1&sv=531250,104250&st=4&ar=Y&mapp=newmap.srf&searchp=newsearch.srf) (no not that Regent Street).



[img]http://b0b.dust.cx/shopjell.jpg'>
Couple of doors down from the above is Jell-o. Uber trendy shop, loads of exclusive(expensive) Maharishi, I-Saw, Bape, etc etc stuff.


That series of roads is called The Laines and is full of boutiques and indy shops selling all sorts of interesting stuff. Definately worth spending a few hours wondering around, after spending time on the beach but before going out drinking and clubbing (which Brighton is well known for).

[imported_b0b]

London UK

[img]http://bob.dust.cx/shopbest.jpg'>

The Best (http://www.bestshopever.com/) shop is located at 5 Back Hill (http://www.streetmap.co.uk/newmap.srf?x=531265&y=182124&z=1&sv=back+hill&st=1&tl=Back+Hill,+EC1&searchp=newsearch.srf&mapp=newmap.srf), tel 020 7833 5544. Stocks mainly artworks and limited edition collectibles, but also stocks t shirts and KRink. There are artworks and products by Insa,
Chum, Castle CPH, Shepard Fairey, Phil Frost, Ryan Mcginness, WK Interact, Pinky, Forge, Merz, Cap, Jest, Dalek, etc, etc. Well worth a visit.

Just up the road on Clerkenwell Road (http://www.streetmap.co.uk/newmap.srf?x=531107&y=182009&z=1&sv=531250,182250&st=4&ar=Y&mapp=newmap.srf&searchp=newsearch.srf) (check for the arrow) is Magma books (http://www.magmabooks.com/) that a couple of people mentioned on page 2. This place is full of beautiful art/design/graf books and mags.

[Im Broke]

anybody know of any good graff shops in North Carolina?

[imported_b0b]

Another shop in Brighton UK.

3012 (http://www.thirtytwelve.com/) in Prince Albert Street (http://www.streetmap.co.uk/newmap.srf?x=531040&y=104068&z=1&sv=prince%2Balbert%2Bstreet&st=6&tl=Prince%2BAlbert%2BStreet,%2BBrighton,%2BBN1&searchp=newsearch.srf&mapp=newmap.srf) tel: 01273746765. This is their statement "Thirty Twelve was set up as a gallery/shop in 2002 by artist Leigh Charman to promote the work of independant clothing labels & artists in the UK & abroad. Our objectives are to keep you all happy, clothed & inspired" They sell Howies, Tru THoughts, Supreme Being, London Police and artworks by various street artists and writers. Photo to be added after my next visit.

[imported_b0b]

Playlounge (http://www.playlounge.co.uk/) at 19 Beak Street (http://www.streetmap.co.uk/newmap.srf?x=529234&y=180842&z=1&sv=beak+street&st=1&tl=Beak+Street,+W1&searchp=newsearch.srf&mapp=newmap.srf) London W1P 9RF tel= 0044 (0)20 72877073

Sells loads of Silas, Michael Lau, JAmes Javis, Bearbrick, Kubrick, Qee etc etc..

Here is their statement

"We will be looking out for only the most innovative, fun-packed, design-conscious, cutting-edge, unusual, challenging and educational products. We won’t have everything, but we will have the best in toys, games, products, picture books, and stationery for a discerning audience that is concerned about the quality and integrity of the items they are buying"

[sneak]

b0b, im right in saying 3012 stocks paint and other assorted goodies arent i?

[imported_b0b]

Originally posted by sneak
b0b, im right in saying 3012 stocks paint and other assorted goodies arent i? Nope... that was the Rare Kind store in the basement and they have expanded and got their own place now.. check www.rarekind.co.uk (http://www.rarekind.co.uk) for the address.

[sk3r0k]

i will be traveling to london,warsaw, berlin,madrid, barcelona, milan, florence, naples, belgrade,olso,hamburg ....
well all major cities in europe...thanks europass...

does anybody have any info on paint stores or just cool shit to do


in paris .....400ml 11 rue pasteur i think
in montreal.....le rock 17 st catherine east
in ny the scrap yard ...somewhere in lower manhattan
in chicago........fuck chicago it all sucks
sk3rok@hotmail.com

[Misteraven]

anyone familiar with this place...

http://www.patta.nl/

based out of amsterdam.

[CrazyLazy]

Upper PLayground

220 Fillmore st.
San Francisco CA
94117

I think some one said Kid Robot already in SF

[gatita]

Originally posted by DirtyPops


Down the block on canal is Pearl Paint. Grab ya blackbooks and prismas there.

Everyone do yourself a favour and shop at the Art Store on Bond Street off Broadway [its btwn Bleecker + Houston]. They are continuously having sales and are straight up cheaper than Pearls, students get a nice discount as well. Oh yeh did I mention you dont have to go Tourist Jumping like by Canal Street? Thats reason enough.
Even if you aren't a student but look like one, say you are a student, when they ask for ID, do the ole' "awwwwwh shit I left it at home" routine.

:idea:

[Schnitzel]

Any suggestions for Madrid & Barcelona?
Particluarly paint supplies etc...
cheers

[imported_b0b]

This isn't a graf shop thread, this is for uber trendy places.

There was a graf shops worldwide thread somewhere around.

[BIGBLUE]

Unique(NYC the village) was the best shop ever!

[<KEY3>]

just because I had to.......

[<KEY3>]

page3

can we get some coverage from

Athens
San Juan
Hawaii (any city)
Halifax

[mason]

philadelphia:

ubiq
1509 walnut street
philadelphia, pa 19103
215.988.0194

http://www.ubiqlife.com

highlights:
rogan denim
levi's vintage denim
nike sb's
nike whitelabel
anything
priceless
mass appeal
michael lau figures
etc...

[BANK]

any shops in Atlanta, Ga or Tampa, FL..????

[SWIMS]

berlin
Tatoo spot.outside Rosa-Luxrmberg Platz.Graph under the Table.

[Bellbeefer]

Originally posted by Bellbeefer
The Back Pocket
2508 Guadalupe St
Austin, TX
78705-4520, US




closed in the summer of 2003.....

[intercept]

vancouver please...I know someone lives there.....I'm going there and wanna know some places!!!

[Bellbeefer]

Gomi
1313 S Congress Ave 2nd Fl
Austin, Texas

check out Chris Martin's "secret" shop in the back......hott.

[<KEY3>]

bumpa bumpa.....

just because I put a lot of work into this thread,
ages ago.

[imported_b0b]

Originally posted by <KEY3>@Oct 8 2004, 08:21 PM
bumpa bumpa.....

just because I put a lot of work into this thread,
ages ago.
Quoted post



Hey so did I!

[<KEY3>]

'We' put a lot of work into this thread.

that better b0b ?

:naughty:

^ that is too funny not to use!!!!

[nite mares]

drooghi-Cardiff UK. sells some fresh stuff.

http//:www.drooghi.com

[heavystereo]

Originally posted by T.T Boy@Oct 10 2003, 01:52 AM
el kartel
121 a 1025 robson st
vancouver


stopped by on a vacation. was an awesome shop.
Quoted post



this place is a fucking joke. they used to be called "level" but they went bankrupt, changed their name and kept everyone's merchandise without paying. they have back door sales of that gear on weekends.

[LO_AAW_ST]

SCRAPYARD
NYC Off Canal St
$ blocks from Broadway towards 8th AVE.

[foulphil]

check out SuperFuture for a crazy city list, worldwide.

http://superfuture.com/city/city/cities.cfm

[foulphil]

Originally posted by Bellbeefer@Aug 17 2004, 11:48 PM
Gomi
1313 S Congress Ave 2nd Fl
Austin, Texas

check out Chris Martin's "secret" shop in the back......hott.
Quoted post


do they have a website?

[ducktales]

Best new shit in philly...

Brilliance
1452 Wilt Street
Philadelphia, PA 19125

www.brillianceclothing.com

[religion]

For Vancouver guy... if your talking about Vancouver, B.C, Canada then I can kinda help you. Theres a place in New Westminister three blocks from New Westminster skytrain station, check Yellow pages when in town for details. They sell german Montana, some caps, and a few markers. Theres also a place called Hip Hop Connection in Metrotown Center which is atached right to the Metrotown skytrain station. They sell Spanish montana and otr markers, fairly expensive shit on both counts though. New West store is cheaper, and they'll probably cut you a deal if you buy big.

SEPERATE QUESTION>>

I used to buy all my ink from bombing science, but they turned gay and stopped selling shit. Anywhere in Vancouver CANADA, or online in CAD that sells Marsh or anything. The two local stores I know of never carry ink and I'm fresh out. Anybody?

[dniice]

Originally posted by ETHREADZNY@Aug 3 2003, 10:22 AM
HENRY'S SPORTS BOUTIQUE
CENTRAL AVENUE
WHITE PLAINS, NY


THE MAN IS A LEGEND, AND HE REALLY LOOKS OUT FOR HIS CUSTOMERS.
Quoted post


ah hell yea henry is the man ...ive been goin to sports boutique for years and years but unfortunately, the store got shut down but now hanks managing a new skate shop called 2nd nature....check it out...... www.secondnatureskateshop.com

[4-0-siete]

ey does any one know what # is Scrap yard in NYC is? im in NY right now i wanted to go to a Graff store in manhattan ... the only one i know is scrap yard but i cant find it i know it's some where in canal st. n W.broadway but if there any more let me know thanks... i try asking ppl in canal st. they dont know at all.... thanks..im from orlando fl soo.. i dont know at all...

[defstro]

More love for Portland:

Just Be / Compound
107 NW 5th Avenue.
Portland. OR. 97209

Long-running Japanese collectible toy store that moved to a bigger shop and now has a galley upstairs and also sells clothes: Recon, Subware, Silas, Punk Drunkers, Nike, etc. and has had showings by people like Dalek, Struggle Inc., Dave Kinsey, and a crapload of other talented artists.

[The Hipster]

one place to look.
superfuture (http://superfuture.com/)

[Misteraven]

London Shop Review

Maharishi (Not Pictured)
Definitely the hidden gem of the shopping side of things. An amazing store located on a really exclusive street (nestled amongst a huge Paul Smith store), that emphasizes it's exclusiveness by the fact that your greeted by an older doorman/security guy in a formal button-up dark suit (a couple more also present within the store). Lots of very helpful and polite employees decked out mostly in Maharishi and other cool brands (Supreme, Bape, Dunks, etc), that seemed genuinely aware, and into, what's cool. Every inch of the store is carefully considered and mainly revolves around a Jungle type theme (More Thai/Vietnamese than African). Lots of examples of the Maharishi color pallet (shades of olives with a pop of bright orange), as well as tasteful use of the Maharishi camo motif. Lots of stuff to look at - glass cases full of carefully displayed exclusive toys, books, cans of spraypaint) as well as a larger than expected assortment of Maharishi clothing. A narrow (Easily missed) hallway in the back of the top floor leads to a small gallery/shop of designer toys. The staircase, in the middle of the shop leading down, is lined by flush-mounted glass cases with more exclusive toys/books/paint and leads under a large exotic tree that leans over the stairs and bottom floor, emphasizing the jungle decor. Bottom floor is carefully crammed with lots more (mainly male) Maharishi merchandise and large glass cases of more exclusive toys and books. Again at the back, there's a somewhat disguised hallway that opens to a fair sized art gallery displaying a series of Andy Warhol prints, as well as a large selection of Subway Art era photos by Henry Chalfant. Prices range from expensive to very expensive (Almost ridiculously expensive considering the poor exchange rate), but the merchandise is all highest quality materials, construction, and obviously, design. Though there were quite a few people shopping, it seemed like there were at least one employee per person with yet another employee walking by with merchandise, or hovering attentively along side (Vibe definitely upscale, and not overwhelming or pushy). Counter at the checkout was made of glass and packed with dozens of Kubrick toys for sale, many of which were exclusive Kubrick vs Maharashi collaborations, as well as neat stacks of postcards/flyers for Maharashi (Designed/printed in the same aesthetic as their store/product/packaging). Even their shopping bags are freshly designed and manufactured to a far above-average quality. If there's a single store not to miss when visiting London, this is it.

[Misteraven]

London Shop Review

Paul Smith (Not pictured)
I'm mentioning this shop simply because the product and space were so nice, and seemed to be an influence to many of the trendy urban shops I've seen. Located on the same street as Jones and Maharishi in a real upscale and trendy part of town. Store has that classic, 'London Gentlemen Shop' feel to it that's so well done, it almost makes Rivington Club in NYC look like a cheap copy. They also seem to include a random scattering of glass encased books and limited exclusive merchandise not made by Paul Smith that's clearly meant to position themselves in a particular context. Makes me wonder if they started that sort of thing or if they're following a cue from all the other hipster urban shops.

[Misteraven]

London Shop Review

Magma Books (Not pictured)
Among the best book stores I've been to. Similar in offerings as Zakka, but even more focused on trendy new and exclusive releases. Mostly focused on graphic design and graffiti/street art, as well as cool artist books and independent releases. Some designer toys, and t-shirts, as well as narrow selection of really good magazines (Lodown, and lots of glossy couture fashion magazines.

[Misteraven]

London Shop Review

Jones (Not pictured)
High-end, trendy shop somewhat reminiscent of Atrium in NYC, except not as stocked, and less 'club-like' atmosphere. Lots of premium denim (Rogan, PRPS, other euro brands), as well as trendy t-shirts from trendy brands I've never heard of. No street wear at all. Located on the same upscale street as Maharishi (Few doors down).

[Misteraven]

London Shop Review

My Trainers (Not Pictured)
Run of the mill, mom and pop type sneaker store, that happens to have a really good selection of sneakers. Really good dunk offering including a glass case with a bunch of limited release Dunk SB's available in limited sizes and for inflated rates. The shop doesn't have a trendy vibe at all, and if anything is kind of a budget independent shop, that stumbled upon a trend. Store is relatively tiny and packed with tourists buying random styles of sneakers. Located up the street from Stussy.

[Misteraven]

London Shop Review

Offspring (Not pictured)
This seems to be the main competition to Size? except with a focus purely on sneakers (Also a chain store, but less big budget). They had a pretty wide selection and lots of color ways available, as well as a random rare find mixed in (probably more for positioning since they never had multiple sizes of them). Pretty good dunk offering, and even had some Prada sneakers for sale. Seemed kinda mainstream (always on a major shopping street), despite efforts to look 'aware' and cool (Employees were wearing supreme, bape, etc).

[Misteraven]

London Shop Review

Bond Int'l (Not pictured)
Small shop on a side street off a busy shopping district (around the corner from Size? and Puma and pretty close to Bape and Hideout) that mainly stocks their own house brand (Bond Int'l), as well as a fair selection of Stussy t-shirts (More the roots stuff than the branded hipster stuff). Shop and merchandise has kind of a Raga/Roots feel mixed with urban niche. Other merchandise included the standard issues of Graphotism found in almost every urban shop, as well as a few other lesser known European Graff magazines, and a fair amount of t-shirts from Silas. *a few dozen yards from the Crooked Tongues office.

[Misteraven]

London Shop Review

Foot Patrol (Not Pictured)
Tiny shop in the typical hipster japanese design style found a couple doors in from a tiny darkened alley that anyone would easily walk past (A short walk up the street from Bond Int'l, Bape, and Hideout). They had a very small selection of merchandise mostly displayed inside wire cages (mainly obscure adidas and nike running - no dunks). Between the size of the shop, their displays, and the 'cooler than you' attitude I sensed from their two employees, the store seemed more like a status display for the owner than a business.

[Misteraven]

London Shop Review

555 Soul
This was a bit of a surprise that I stumbled across. Small shop with a more upscale feel (less sporty) than their NYC shop. Stocked all the current 555 Soul merchandise and little, if anything, else. Shop had a few people in it, but also happened to be in a real touristy area. I sort of slipped in and out, so no comment on staff. *I also happened to notice a fair amount of 555 Soul sponsored party flyers and most the cool shops.

http://www.12ozprophet.com/misc/images/555soul.jpg

[Misteraven]

London Shop Review

Duffer of St. George
Fairly large shop with a real upscale feel to it, despite all product being essentially t-shirts (street wear). Mainly stocks it's house brand (Duffer of St. George, and a couple sublines), plus a surprising amount of Alife stuff (button down shirts, hoodies, crewnecks, t-shirts), and a little bit of PRPS. Also stocked a couple toys and some magazines/books (also mostly Alife projects or stuff you'd expect them to stock). Staff was extremely polite and friendly. *Off a main shopping strip around the corner from Offspring and Foot Locker. **They also had an upscale shoe store (no sneakers) directly across the way.

http://www.12ozprophet.com/misc/images/duffer.jpg

[Misteraven]

London Shop Review

Stussy
Nice clean shop packed with a wide selection of Stussy merchandise including a glass case with their own toys (almost seemed more stocked than the NYC store, but probably because it was a good bit smaller space). They also had a small selection (half hearted) of sneakers (mainly dunks and hurrache's). Prices seemed kinda high even for Stussy (Poor exchange rate for the dollar made pricing outrageous). Cool space with a real cool sliding door taht activates when you put your hand on a black hand print on the glass. Store had a couple Japanese tourists browsing that somehow didn't seem like a coincidence. Staff seemes to kinda just ignore us.

http://www.12ozprophet.com/misc/images/stussy.jpg

[Misteraven]

London Shop Review

SIZE?
Kinda commercial, and obviously big budget backed chain store. Carries a large selection of sneakers with an emphasis on trendy styles and somewhat exclusive color ways. Stocked Nike Lasers in plexi-cases (Not for sale) to further push the impression that they know what's up. Also stocked a varied assortment of fashion and graffiti mags, as well as a couple trendy books on similar subjects. Store also has a separate section (usually basement) that focuses on apparel and more edgy independent shoe brands. Mostly niche brands and pseudo punk/indy style shirts, as well as a small wall's worth of OneTrueSaxon t-shirts. Stores are usually packed and staff is busy running around trying to keep up.

http://www.12ozprophet.com/misc/images/size.jpg

[Misteraven]

London Shop Review

HIDEOUT
Three doors down from Bape's Busy Workshop. Easy shop to walk past since signage is subtle and there are no real window displays (Plus London is crammed with cleanly designed little boutiques). Really Japanese-style minimal design, but with a warmer (rather than sterile) feel. Very small selection of handpicked merchandise with an obvious attention to detail over status or brand recognition. Some accessories, small shoe selection (casual style, no sneakers), and a fair selection of Good Enough and Neighborhood (Japanese brands). Very friendly staff.

http://www.12ozprophet.com/misc/images/hideout.jpg

[Misteraven]

London Shop Review

BAPE BUSY WORK SHOP
Relatively small shop, stocking only Bape merchandise. Very minimal and sterile Japanese style interior with multiple flush mounted video displays and plexi-glass encased t-shirt display same as those shown in the Wonderwall book of the original Japanese Bape shops. All shoes were out of stock in all sizes (£115), as well as most popular t-shirt sizes (£50). There was, however, a fair supply of cut & sew items and denim (was not salvaged denim and though they didn't look cheap, didn't really look high quality either. Possibly a step or two above Supreme denim) all in the £110 - £240 range. They also had a fair amount of accessories (wallets, key chains, digital camera cases, etc all with the infamous ape head), and a small stock of Baby Milo crewnecked sweatshirts for infants and kids (£50 - £70). Deliveries are received from Japan on most Saturdays. Very friendly staff.

http://www.12ozprophet.com/misc/images/bape.jpg

[Misteraven]

London Shop Review

PLAY LOUNGE
The equivalent of NYC's Kid Robot (But not quite as well stocked). Small shop packed to the gills with the 'coolest of the cool' designer toys. Equal mix of plush and vinyl, with some 'not for sale' collectables scattered around as well. No magazines and only a shirt or two. Located about a block and a half from BAPE.

http://www.12ozprophet.com/misc/images/play_lounge.jpg

[Misteraven]

London Shop Review

*Other notables include Foot Locker and JD Sports which are the equivelent of Foot Locker and Champs here in the states. They have the same set up and about the same amount of merchandise, but mostly different styles, or different color ways of the same styles they sell domestically. Not sure if it's routine, but Foot Locker seemed, in general, a bit cheaper than the USA versions, and we're stuffed with people buying product. Another chain store worth checking out is Office, which is similar to Offspring, but a little more big budget, and with more regard to casual/dress shoes.

[Misteraven]

London Shop Review

**By the way those were done about a year ago, but should hopefully still be relevant.

[newz12]

SUBV in Montreal

Graffiti / Clothing boutique
Monthly exhibition

5666 Sherbrooke W.
Montreal, Quebec

http://www.subv.net

[jo king]

[quote=Misteraven,Jan 11 2005, 03:09 PM]
London Shop Review

Magma Books (Not pictured)

wheres that??

[imported_b0b]

[quote=Misteraven,Jan 11 2005, 03:09 PM]
London Shop Review

Magma Books (Not pictured)

wheres that??
Quoted post


http://www.magmabooks.com/

First answer on a Google search.

[Lord Breakfast]

Check out www.monoclothing.com
its an online store based in the uk that ships worldwide
custom hand sprayed, stencilled , printed and embroidered garments.
All designed and made by Graffiti artists . . . sold in independent clothing shops only.

www.monoclothing.com

[KøøpaTrøøpa™]

Toronto Hiphop Cultural Arts Centre
northeast corner of Dundas St. W and Annette
records, german montana, check them out if you go to the Junction area and then walk for 30 seconds up Annette for some eye candy, then do some exploring if you want to find even more eye candy.
<Click Here if you want a reason to feel good about supporting them (http://www.rabble.ca/babble/ultimatebb.php?ubb=get_topic&f=9&t=000729)

I'm going to NYC fairly soon and i would really appreciate if someone would list some more record stores that carry a good selection of hiphop vinyl and how to get there by subway. I would also like to know about stores that carry paint that covers well and has a range of colors for cheap, or what store carries montana for the cheapest. I'm only going to be there for a few days and I must spend my time and cash wisely so any help is greatly appreciated.

[WRECKONIZE]

anyone know any good shops in Rome, Florence, Lucerne, and Venice? I will also be in London and Paris but you guys already dropped some good info on those cities. I'll be searching. thanks

[senor bob oso]

Texas

AEROSOL WARFARE GALLERY
1004 PALMER SUITE A
HOUSTON, TX 77003

They sell Montana Gold and Montana Black
and other goodies like shirts, toys, and DVDs

[Mew3]

Winnipeg:

Being a tourist over here.. I have been to the Urban Bakery, but I am a bit disapointed.
1) the lack of spray paint colours
2) They only sell montana, no true colorz or belton or any other brand
3) They seem to be the monopoly for graffiti spray paint (montana) in Winnipeg, so they charge over $7 a can and they wont include a tip with it... so you're spending an extra 50 cents for one of those black outlines.

I recomend canadian tire for krylon, armor coat, but mainly tremclad.
second i would recomend walmart for the color vizion, krylon, and what ever else that is cheaper then 7-8 bucks a can.


Props to the Winnipeg locals, I like some of what I've been seeing...

Mew3 FB PBW

[Lord Breakfast]

Some custom hansprayed/ stencilled one off custom T`s by Lord Breakfast for MONO . . . www.monoclothing.com . . . . secure online shop shipping worldwide
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www.monoclothing.com . . . . one off custom garments, secure online shop ,shipping worldwide.

[Lord Breakfast]

Mono featuring Lord Breakfast
www.monoclothing.com (http://www.monoclothing.com)
online shop shipping worldwide
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can be made to order , all sizes and many colours , and combinations of colour . . . . www.monoclothing.com

[NUKE]

If your ever in the Gainesville area of Florida (Florida Gators Land) there is this killer store on university dr. called Smoke. They got a bit of everything in there from skate decks & supplies to piercing jewlery to quality cigars. And there is most always some nice graff out back. I dont know the # or address though. Sorry

[edogg]

Anyone know a good website to get women's apperal?/??

[STYLEISKING]

http://www.gadekunst.dk/cph_streetwear.jpg
http://www.cph-streetwear.dk/
vesterbrogade 71
Larsbjørnsstræde 8
- TLF +4533913304 - Email
info@cph-streetwear.dk
open: Man-Fre 11-18 - Lør 11-16
copenhagen denmark

streetwear clothing,shoes,bboy tapes and cans!
worth a visit!

[STYLEISKING]

http://www.cph-streetwear.dk/logo.jpg
the logo

[STYLEISKING]

http://www.swiftrockshop.de/swift_shop/swift_shop_06.jpg
http://www.swiftrockshop.de/swift_shop/swift_shop_01.jpg
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from germany
www.swiftrockshop.de

Name, Location, Crew affiliation, Year i began Breakin'

Boris "Swift Rock" Leptin, Kiel (North Germany), "Battle Squad", "Enorm in Form", 1983

First time i‘ve seen Breakin.

The first time I really saw b-boyin‘ was a documentary on TV. The programm showed Graffiti and B-Boyin‘ in NY, the Rock Steady Crew in its old original cast, how they were breakin‘ and doin‘ their footwork at the basketball court! My Dad saw it on TV and called me to check it out. He thought I would go crazy for it. But I didn‘t really register what was going on there, and I just forgot about it. I realized a little later when I saw other Dancers on other TV-Shows what was going on, then I knew what they were doing and thought I want to do that, too!

How the scene was like in Germany when i first started

At the time when I started, it was like almost everybody was breakdancin‘ or had somethin‘ to do with Hip Hop, for every type of person. Hip Hop had something to offer. If it was writin‘, Mcin‘, Djin‘, Beatboxin‘ or just b-boyin‘ (b-girlin‘), Popin‘, Lockin‘! Since it was a fresh trend from the USA that came over here, and most of them were just bad, or tried to do it well, but the people were bored with it real fast. They saw just novice dancers, it was an overflow on bad niveau.1985 was whe the whole thing disappeared. Only a few in each city kept going, but they thought they would be the only dancers left in Germany.

My influences, inspirations!

There are to many people and things to list all of them, but here‘s a couple of people I want to mention who played a major part in all of the this:
In the beginnin‘ the Rock Steady Crew (from the SixStep to Headspin I got from Crazy Legs) But only watched him on TV. He has the nicest Six Step I know. Then Prince Ken Swift in Wildstyle, how he is on the PVC in the Park doin‘ Poprocks and the footwork and the footwork in the whole Movie inspired and rocked me. NYCity Breakers for powermoves (the ones who stand out Pex, Little Lep, Ice-Ice) and the Dynamic Rockers.
Later on it was Maurizio, Emilio from Italy, I got to know them back in 1986 that‘s how they became members of the "Battle Squad". Brian from Manchester Street Machine (England) he became my Mentor for Top-Rock and footwork. Also Paulo, he was in 1985 doing Flair Airtwists and Flair Stand still in the Air without touching ground and changed directions. He has a Handycap in his leg, that‘s why he specialized more in Powermoves. He moved everything away. I always think about it when I was injured on my leg, to hold my leg still and just practice wolf, turtles, flairs, 90s were I don‘t have to bend my knee.
Orko I‘ve seen on the Olympics on TV and tried to turn like himÉ Like Little Alex from New York City Breakers at the Reagan-Appearance in white.
Around 1988 the French like Aktuel Force or Paris City Breakers their elegant style of dancing, and how they did their Steps in a total different manner.
That influenced me. The Swiss, Frank whom he and I brought this crew to Live in 1989 or Zed who‘s down with the Spartanic Rockers. His Steps were wicked. The Throw Down Rockers from Sweden Second 2 None from England. And of course the people who were there from the start. The Rock Steady Crew when I met them in NY. Because of the "RSC" I started to dance.
The man who made it all possible who showed us around and introduced us to the people, and dragged you to every practice spot in NY to show them that B-Boys in Europe are present, was Quickstep. He never really quit to dance, and damn you could tell. Elbowtracks and Donuts just nice.
Fabel, who answered like a Hip Hop Teacher all our questions we had, and those were not just a few. We had to catch up on a lot of things.
And of course Storm, we always pushed and inspired each other. There‘s not a place or space were we didn‘t practice or danced.
As I said it‘s so many and there‘s always new ones, I probably forgot some of them SORRY!!!

How i do get my name, "Swift Rock"

When I started I was little and fast. That‘s why the people called me "Swifty". Later on as I got older and grew a bit more I just took the "Y" of Swift. Because it just didn‘t go along with me any more. Then ZEB-Rocksky started to call me "Swift la Rock" To That time T-La Rock was out. Later on I made out of the name "Swift Rock"

My style of dance.

I think others could be describin‘ that better than me. I can only explain what‘s important for me and what I look for. For me the movement, that it all goes smoothly into each other. And it has to have harmony. That‘s important. I have to feel good about it not just looking cool but to really feel that move. I don‘t like small Steps or moves all the time, or moves and in between you throw in a Toprock. That only works when you can‘t connect it into all the other things. It only works once in a while. I try to do Steps and combine them with Powermoves. Just to show that every thing fits well together. To give the Powermoves and Steps my own little twist. Only then you develop new things and help to further more the cause.

About Battle Squad.

1989 I travelled to Switzerland to check out the scene. I met Frank there, who had that whole B-Boy-Flavor down. But he wasn‘t motivated since there are not many dancers who really were committed. And I thought it would be sad if he would quit just because of that. So I said to him, let‘s form a Crew who goes to every Jam and battle all the breakers who are there. It wasn‘t to make us look cool or anything. It was just at that time there were only a few breakers around anyway. It was more to get to know each other better. The battles were mostly friendly and respectful. It was just to check out the other breakers. And what‘s better way then a battle? Some people gave you props for your moves, others just dissed you. No Matter what moves you were bringin‘. Everythin‘ to them was dirt. You could judge right away the persons attitude thru that. The core of the crew were more like that some of them quit and then they did not quit. That was quite stressful Storm came to the crew right after we were a crew. Before I was dancin‘ in Storms crew "The Unique Rockers". Then there was Maurizio and Emilio with that combination, us four, we wanted to show that we exist! B-Boyin‘ in Europe is still alive! We did that till we came to New York in 1991. Since then every thing got weird. Maurizio went to the Rock Steady Crew and from that point on we were only three guess it shouldn‘t be! Later Storms little brother "Speedy" joined the group. Since he was always hanging around with us and was on the same page as us, and... yeah... he was and is still burnin‘!!! The contact with Emilio got lost. I don‘t want to go any further. Personally it‘s really sad, since I valued him as friend and as dancer anyway!

Some of the best battles I‘ve ever seen!

That was 1986 in Italy. I just met Maurizio, Emilio, Paulo and many more. That was a official Dancecompetition. Worldwide representation. Well that night was practice and there came this group who looked like wicked street breakers and wanted to battle everybody who was gonna enter that contest. Everyone stopped practicin‘ and every dancer got into the middle of the hall and started to battle. This was a masacar, because they didn‘t think that there would be any good dancers! Paulo came to the circle and he had a backpack on. He was pulled into the circle without even taken of his backpack. He did a wicked combo and rocked it!! The battle was on and it went on. The level people were puttin‘ on in Europe to this time, was high. Because people were doin‘ - except multiple Twists one after the other- just everything. After the battle, it equalled itself out, we started to practice together. Everywhere in the city, people were dancing. Just like in every Hip Hop cliche movie. That was the most wicked thing I‘ve ever experienced. After that I really started to practice and learned the most.

One of the most memorable battle I have ever been in!

That was usually at the small parties they just happened. To many to list. But one was sticking in my mind: it was the original "Battle Squad" we were at this Party in Switzerland in 1988. We wanted to battle these French but at the time I injured my knee. I didn‘t think that the French would come out that strong. If I had known that I would not have entered the battle. But too late! They were bustin‘out moves left and right. I just thought: "Don‘t fuck up!" Hopefully it works out! In the End we got away good. It was around the time were we did not know each other that well or not at all. That was funny and interesting in that time. You had no plan, what would the other crew come out with. Today you know everbody from the videos alone.

What got Me to start the Hip Hop store business!

From 1990 to 1997 I just lived of dancing, sometimes good, sometimes bad. Had of course every Injury you can think of but I never thought I would have to stop because of it. Anyway the injuries got worse and I had to take off because of it more and more time. Till the day I had the problem with my spine and backÉ it broke off and stabbed into my right leg which paralized my leg. I was in fuckin‘pain, I couldn‘t do shit. It all happened in Japan with Storm and Vartan. Also with us were Easy Roc, Ivan, KwikStep. I thought it was just a pinched nerve but it got to worse. I went to see the doc and he told me that my spine slipped and I would never could dance again! I did for half a year intensive back exercises and (thank god) it got better and as you can see: I still rock these days!!! Well, it came about the Shop because there was no Hip Hop shop in my city. Since then I had knowledge about Hip Hop, and had all the connections. I just opened up a shop with the help of Backspin. We also opened up a second shop shortly but in a different city. Then came the weak economy in Germany and after 5 years we were confronted to close down the shop because shit loads of other hip hop stores opened up in better locations and bigger places. Now i got the Swift Rock Online Store wat i run by my self....... The good thing is I have more time to dance.

Some other European B-boy pioneers that kids should know about today!

In Germany I Would say the Dynamic Freezing Crew from Berlin in 1984 they rocked it. Then Universal Movements from Frankfurt. The Paris City Breakers and Aktuel Force from France. (Most of the Aktuel Froce Dance to this day) Manchester Street Machine, London All Stars, Broken Glass Crew from England, those are Crews I know of that rocked on a level in 1984 that was internationally fresh, and the influenced a lot of European Breakers. I‘m sure they were more Breakin Crews which I don‘t know and thatÕs why their not mentioned!

About Rocking today!

Half a year later I started again after the back injury. Shortly after that I did shows again. Small ones. Then later theatre stories with the Battle Squad, it was like 30 minute Spots. Thru the shop I had not a set schedual to practice, and I couldn‘t go on tour for a longer time, so I practiced less and did not enter so many shows. Now it is like I take time again to practice. I‘m happy that now almost everyday and feel good about it.

"Swift Rock"

[rick flair]

new mens store in Jersey city!!

life...
www.lifejc.com

[STYLEISKING]

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http://www.downstairs.com/gfx/startseite/goeben.gif
http://www.downstairs.com/gfx/startseite/samariter.jpg
downstairs in berlin
germany europe
http://www.downstairs.com/

[brokenfone23]

if any one is into supreme bape or nikes trywww.notone.com (http://www.notone.com)

[NowHereFast]

NOW HERE FAST
45 1.2 UNION STREET
EASTHAMPTON, MA 01027


GRAFFITI SUPPLIES, ART, CLOTHING, SKATE, SNEAKERS, PUNK/HARDCORE MUSIC.

STREET CULTURE REVOLUTION!


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WWW.NOW-HERE-FAST.NET

[Duck Butter]

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in4mation
honolulu, hi

[IamCROS1]

http://myspace-769.vo.llnwd.net/00600/96/76/600686769_l.jpg
Armory Hip Hop Shop
630 9th Ave
San Diego Calif 92101
619-238-8151
open 7 days a week
12pm-8pm Monday-Saturday
12pm-6pm on Sunday

www.ArmoryHipHop.com

Carry Streetwear with the likes of Tribal Gear, Scifen, Dyse Designs, Fabricali, LRG, Mixwell, ESDJco, Militree, Keep Diggin, Milcrate Athletics, Akomplice, Exact Science, Represent and many more...

Also "Art Supplies" such as MTN Cans, Belton Molotov, Streakers, Flowpens, Tips, and much more...

also the best in Bboy, Graff, DJ, MC DVD's and Videos and CD's and Mix Cd's from the best out there...

also we have another store getting ready to be open in a month or so in Pacific Beach mainly Streetwear with a splash of the other stuff we got in our main shop indowntown...

peace
CROS1

[STYLEISKING]

www.rooftop.sk
in bratislavia slovakia

[STYLEISKING]

european hip hop-graffiti related stores:
Mad Flavor Germany, Berlin, Krummerstr. 58
Fame City Germany, Berlin, Samariterstr. 5
Supersonic Germany, Berlin, Gleimstr. 19
Hiphop Store Germany, Köln Pfeilstr. 16
Hiphop Store Germany, Hamburg Schauenburgerstr. 4
The Flame Germany, Heidelberg Plöck. 91
Bombers Germany Dresden Louisenstr. 8
Supreme Germany Dresden Alrunstr. 55
Myighty Weeny Germany Munchen Unknown [skicka info]
Skills Germany Lahr Friedrichstr. 23
Linea Spain Palma'de Mallorca Ample de'la merce. 15
Bunker Spain Barcelona Con sell de cent. 266
Allstars Spain Barcelona Tallers. 78
Triburbana Spain Madrid Bordadores. 6
World Wide Shop Spain Madrid La estrella. 4
Suburban Spain Sevella San rogue. 5
Child Store Sweden Göteborg Berzeliigatan. 5 (inside prostuff)
Highlights Sweden Stockholm Östgötagatan. 16 (T-Medborgarplatsen)
Homeboy Store Sweden Stockholm
Gamla brogatan. 32 /hantverkargatan 18-20
Impala Sweden Malmö Regementsg. 6, 211 42 MALMÖ
Boardhouse Finland Helsinki Laivurinkatu. 41
Undaground Denmark Copenhagen Kattesundet. 12 (ströget)
2wear Denmark Copenhagen N Elmegade 23, DK-2200
Vennemindevejs Farvehandel Denmark Copenhagen Ö Vennemindevej 38
Xtreme Denmark Odense C Vindegade 73
Køgevejens Farvehandel Denmark Hvidovre Gammel Køge Landevej 270
Tegnecenteret Denmark Copenhagen K St. Kongensgade 21
Fresh Store Denmark Århus C Guldsmedgade 36
Drop Dead Denmark Copenhagen Studiestræde 35
Drop Dead Denmark Roskilde Algade 46
Drop Dead Denmark Fredrikssund Jernbanegade 31
Fresh Connections Denmark Copenhagen sankt pederstrade 23
Syndicate Finland Helsinki (helsingfors) Kauppakeskus Kluuvi, 2. kerros
Syndicate Finland Lahti(Lahtis) Aleksanterinkatu 10

[Abracadabra]

one of my good freinds runs this store.....


BODEGA
6 Clearway Street
Boston, MA 02115
TEL #: 617-421-1550
http://www.bdgastore.com/

what it looks like in the front:
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but head through the secret entrence to the back, and this is what you'll find:
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is this the coolest concept for a shoe store on the planet? i think so.

photo source (http://freshnessmag.com/v4/2006/06/13/freshness-feature-bodega-boston-ma/)

[grandmofftarkin]

Offbeat
892 W. Beech St.
Long Beach, New York 11561

VANS-DVS-KREW-GLOBE--RVCA-GALLAZ-NIKITA-OBEY-UPPER PLAYGROUND-ZOO YORK-EZEKIEL-CIRCA-MATIX-BAKER-LAKAI-SMITH OPTICS-NATIVE-UTOPIA-VICE MAG-ALTERNATIVE PRESS MAG AND MORE....

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[graffwrite]

Does anyone have the contact information (website, email, phone #) for the these stores?

"Child Store Sweden Göteborg Berzeliigatan. 5 (inside prostuff)
Highlights Sweden Stockholm Östgötagatan. 16 (T-Medborgarplatsen)
Homeboy Store Sweden Stockholm
Gamla brogatan. 32 /hantverkargatan 18-20
Impala Sweden Malmö Regementsg. 6, 211 42 MALMÖ
Boardhouse Finland Helsinki Laivurinkatu. 41
Undaground Denmark Copenhagen Kattesundet. 12 (ströget)
2wear Denmark Copenhagen N Elmegade 23, DK-2200
Vennemindevejs Farvehandel Denmark Copenhagen Ö Vennemindevej 38
Xtreme Denmark Odense C Vindegade 73
Køgevejens Farvehandel Denmark Hvidovre Gammel Køge Landevej 270
Tegnecenteret Denmark Copenhagen K St. Kongensgade 21
Fresh Store Denmark Århus C Guldsmedgade 36
Drop Dead Denmark Copenhagen Studiestræde 35
Drop Dead Denmark Roskilde Algade 46
Drop Dead Denmark Fredrikssund Jernbanegade 31
Fresh Connections Denmark Copenhagen sankt pederstrade 23"

[thedevilsfavoriteson]

this isnt much of a secret but www.karmaloop.com

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writer,streetwear clothing store located in the heart of copenhagen,denmark,europe
Copenhagen Streetwear
Vesterbrogade 71
1620 København V
Tlf. 33 31 51 04
www.cph-streetwear.dk
info@cph-streetwear.dk
take left side outside central station,walk 10min,they are always opening on time! 11 oclock sharp! everyday untill 18 oclock!
carry MOLOTOW beltons and MONTANA hard core spain(good prices!)markers and caps;)
creditcards welcome!!

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Copenhagen Streetwear
Larsbjørnsstræde 8
1454, København K
copenhagen
denmark
europe
Tlf. +45 33 91 33 04

Butiksinfo:
Man-fre: 11-18
Lør: 11-16

www.cph-streetwear.dk

Copenhagen Streetwear i Larsbjørnsstræde præsenterer streetwear til hiphopfolket med old school scratching i højttalerne....
Hvis du er stor P. Diddy-fan, ved du det allerede. Som de eneste butikker i centrum kommer Copenhagen Streetwear-kæden og i dette tilfælde butikken i Larsbjørnsstræde til at forhandle Diddys Sean John, når tøjmærket får premiere i Danmark til august. Det bliver fejret med et par konkurrencer, så kig forbi butikken og prøv lykken. Men Copenhagen Streetwear er meget mere end Diddy. De har Rocawear, Phat Farm, G-Unit og det store røde næsehorn fra Ecko, og Ecko er da også noget af det, der bliver solgt mest af. AOKs udsendte faldt for en serie af hoodies i vilde farver, der er ret pimpet på en overskuds-kreativagtig måde.
Butikken flasher en diskokugle og er med blunt wraps - smoker's choice - og Old English Beer bag disken den fulde pakke. Hiphopkultur til salg til pimps, der varmer op til braget i Forum.

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Stylez, (hip skate and streetwear clothing)
Badstuestræde 8
1209 København K
copenhagen
denmark
europe
tel:+45 33910676

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follow the stickers around town!

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inside view overkillshop in berlin

[Pet]

Overkill-shop, crazy views. Good thread too, very much help to those who travel.
In Munich I simply noticed some cans on a window and boom, 'round the corner is a sign "Mighty Weeny."

Siegesstrasse 23
80802 München
Telefon: +49 89 34020301 von 12:00 Uhr bis 19:00 Uhr
Telefax: +49 89 38899486
E-Mail: info@mightyweeny.de
Internet: www.mightyweeny.de

And Stockholm, they have 2 Highlights' stores there:

Highlights - South

Östgötagatan 16

116 25 Stockholm

Tel: 08-6436900

Open:

Mon-Fri:

11.30 - 18.00

Saturday:

11.30 - 16.00

Sunday closed

Highlights - Vasastan

S:t Eriksgatan 64

113 20 Stockholm

Tel: 08-333530

Same opening times

www.highlights.nu

In Tartu, Est onia, if anyone should happen to fall this deep, there is one shop and one guy you can buy paint from. One is Cropptown in a shopping centre called "Lõunakeskus," ask anyone and you will be directed. I don't know why I'm writing this shit, noone will ever come here...

[cømmunist]

S8 yard, Mainz-Kastel Germany

get off the train and look across the street

www.s8yard.com i think is the site

[Pet]

Posting again...
My friend is going to Glasgow, Scotland, the Great Britain, Europe in a week or so, anyone can name me graff/streetstuff shops there?

[unseen216]

Boston
Go on the red line subway to harvard square get out and walk on jfk street till you see a little shooping mall. its called the garage. go to the second floor and directly across youll see a store called the proletariot. nice selection of montano belton markers caps decent prices too.

[exzo757]

In virginia we only got on chill place. We got Restless Bodies, www.myspace.com/restlessbodies They are going to start caring supplies soon. Pretty bad ass clothing and the do customs.

[ckr]

I know the urban bakery's been said already but the actual address is 398 Portage Ave, phone is (204)-947-2664 and hours are 10 AM to 9 PM Monday-Friday, 11 AM to 7 PM Saturday and noon to 5 PM Sunday.

oh ya, cool skate shop is props in transcona :)

[Mercer2789]

Pittsburgh

Time Bomb Spot:
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Address
200 South Highland Ave Pittsburgh, PA 15206

Tel
412 . 661 . 2233

HOURS
Monday - Saturday
12:00 PM - 8:00PM

[0189101]

Hey,

Somebody need karmaloop.com gift voucher? I sell 450$ gift voucher for 200$ but as payment i only accept moneybookers.com . Please write me pm if u interested. I got it as gift but i dont wearing clothes like on this site.

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all the right shop
All the Right on Junction Blvd. in Corona, Queens sells vintage hip hop CDs and documentaries, graffiti supplies, sb (skateboard) sneakers, graffiti artwork, and high-end urban clothing. The store opened as a record store in 1998 and has evolved into a hip hop, sb, urban lifestyle store.

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About:
A lot of the spray paint that we use comes from Europe, which are hard to find. A lot of graffiti artists from back in the day started with Krylon and all those other cans, but then, when we started painting and we had like rainbows of colors, we started using Belton and Montana—he started to carry a bunch of that paint.

All The Right is on Junction Boulevard in Corona, basically the neighborhood that I grew up in. At first it opened as a record shop—they sold mixed tapes—and then the guy started adding graffiti markers and t-shirts. Then he expanded and started carrying spray paint, because a lot of the spray paint that we use comes from Europe, which are hard to find. A lot of graffiti artists from back in the day started with Krylon and all those other cans, but then, when we started painting and we had like rainbows of colors, we started using Belton and Montana—he started to carry a bunch of that paint. So he has markers, black books and paint. I'll call up and ask if they have a color I'm looking for and they'll hold it for me and I'll pick it up.
Info
Address
3561 Junction Boulevard
between 35th & 37th Avenues
Queens
NY
11368
Corona
Contact
718 899 7685
Opening Hours
Sun-Thu 11am-9pm
Fri-Sat 11am-11pm
Directions
7 to Junction Blvd

[buzzsaw]

Londons No. 1 Graffiti store run by real writers: Chrome & Black

check it out at:
chromeandblack.blogspot.com (http://www.chromeandblack.blogspot.com)

[eye51]

i know they've probly been said but are there any good shops in seattle?
and ones that easy to rack from from?

[eye51]

in portland
BREEZE BLOCK
E 21ST BURNSIDE
portland oregon

google the rest!

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Maquis-art.com is now opening a shop in Paris !

At 119 rue de Clignancourt in the 18ème in paris

where you can find your prefered products like

CLASH, BEAT, JOYSTICK, DOUBLE TROUBLE, POSCA, MONTANA, DUPLICOLOR, BELTON, KRINK, etc…

Spray are going from 1 to 3€50

By metro: line n° 4 Porte de Clignancourt, then get off at Simplon or line 12 and get off at Marcadet-Poissonniere.

By bus: 56, 31, 60.

Tél : +33 (0)9 52 22 61 91


Opens from Tuesday to Friday 11:00 AM to 8:00 PM

Opens Saturday 10:00 AM to 8:00 PM

http://www.maquis-art.com/shop/

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ditribution spain and portugal
Información
Spray Planet S.L.
Pol Ind Pla de les Vives S/N Nave-4
08295 Sant Vicenç de Castellet
BARCELONA
B-62425251
Telf. 93.8332760
Fax. 93.8332761

http://www.sprayplanet.com/es/shop/all/spray

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68 rue du pont de mayenne 53000 Laval
http://www.fotolog.com/mrshoko/

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AUGUSTE

10, rue St Sabin
75011 Paris, FRANCE

Open from 12PM to 8PM
Monday to Saturday
Pho : (+33) 1 4700 4820
http://www.augusteparis.com/

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EAST SIDE WEAR

9 cours Gambetta
69003 Lyon
Métro Guillotière

contact@eastsidewear.com

Tel : 04 72 41 06 43

Horaires d'ouverture :

Lundi 14h - 19h
Mardi au Samedi
10h - 19h
http://www.eastsidewear.com/

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Outland Records
Outland records is a cool little record shop with a nice gallery downstairs, some nice funky paintings there from Debora Scheffers

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[eye51]

what is this shit^^^???

[IamCROS1]

Heres a few spots dunno if they've been listed or not.


SAN DIEGO

Armory Survival Gear
803 F St
San Diego California 92101
619-238-8151

Armory Survival Gear
1539 Garnet Ave
San Diego California 92109
858-274-7300

www.ArmoryHipHop.com


also one of our homies just opened up in the Surburbs of Chicago go checkem out there the only suppliers of paint out in ILLINOIS since MTN Shop closed down.


CRESTHILL----CHICAGO SUBURBS
Armory
2364 plainfield rd. Ste d
Crest Hill , IL 60435
815-730-1771

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mighta been posted already but there any graff shops in portland?

[Feed Yer Ego]

holy shit cros1 is on 12oz and posted in this thread?

[DISTRACT]

Can anyone list decent shops in NYC and Kelowna + Vancouver?

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Henxs - The shop Amsterdam

1011 HB Amsterdam
The Netherlands
Tel: +0031 -(0)20 6389478
Office: +0031 -(0)20 4943000

www.henxs.com




Austria
Vienna

Somogyi

Burggasse 62
Tel: +43-(0)1-893 65 45
www.somogyi.at



Belgium
Antwerp

Fish & chips
Kammenstraat 36-38
B-2000 Antwerpen
Tel: 03/232270824

Mekanic Strip
Sint-Jacobsmarkt 73
B-2000 Antwerpen
Tel: 03/234 23 47

Brussels

Montana shop & Gallery
19 rue de la Madeleine
1000 bxl
Tel: 0032/472864698
www.montanashop.be

Fatsizeshop
24 place de la justice
1000 Bruxelles
Tel: 0032(0)474276161

Phoenix shop
Galeries Agora
B-1000

Alice Shop
Rue Antoine Dansaert 182
B-1000 Brussels
http://www.alicebxl.com

Wild Style Shop
8, rue des riches claires
B-1000 Bruxelles
Tel: 02/503 09 26

Gent

Da Bomb
Kortrijksepoortstraat 7
B-9000 Gent
Tel: 09/223 03 93

Limits
Hoogpoort 9 -13
9000 Gent
Tel: 09/ 233 88 85

Mechelen

De Stripkever
Bruulcenter - Bruul 79
2800 Mechelen
Tel: 015/217605
www.Stripkever.be

Pacific
Bruul 79
2800 Mechelen
Tel: 015 203585

Hasselt

Gravy Urban Lifestyle
Botermarkt 13
3500 Hasselt
Tel: 011/426462
www.gravy.be

Brugge

Seven
zilverpand 11
8000 Brugge

Leuven

IIMS bookstore
Diestsestraat 115
3000 Leuven
016 29 54 34

Czech republic
Prague

Graffneck
Veverkova 10
Praha 7, 170 00
Tel.: +420 777 183 257
http://graffneck.cz




Estonia
Tallinn

Motel Paradise
Rävala pst. 7
www.motel.ee

Cropptown
Ülemiste shopping centre
Suur-Sõjamäe 4

Tartu

Cropptown
Lõunakeskus shopping centre
Ringtee 75 A



Finland
Helsinki

Boardhouse
Laivurinkatu. 41
Tel: 09 6874 6447


Geezers - The Shop
Vaasankatu 6
Puh: 09-72690602
Fax: 09-72690603

http://www.geezers.fi

Lahti

Syndicate Lahti
Aleksanterinkatu 10



France
Brest

Uknow
51 rue Yves Collet
29200
Tel: 02 98 43 19 93
http://www.uknow.fr

Choisy-le-Roi

Sprays Diffusion
68, Avenue de Villeneuve Saint Georges
94 600
Tel: 01 48 92 08 13
www.spraysdiffusion.com

Paris

All city Paris
8, rue Pasteur
Tel : 01 43 38 30 13
www.allcity.fr

Polymex
45, Rue de la Chapelle 75018
Tel: 0142493464 or 0614214308
www.polymexint.com

Lille

All city Lille
6 rue Hôpital Militaire
Tel : 03 20 54 80 25
www.allcity.fr

Lyon

All city Lyon
57 avenue Félix Faure
Tel : 04 78 62 87 60
www.allcity.fr

Toulouse

www.southpainters.com
0561235264

Germany
Aschaffenburg

Stylefile
www.stylefile.de

Berlin

Downstairs
Goebenstr. 5
10783 Berlin-Schöneberg
030- 217 56 619
http://www.downstairs.com

Downstairs
Samariterstr. 37
10247 Berlin-Friedrichshain
http://www.downstairs.com

Famecity
Samariterstr. 5
www.famecity.de

Mad Flavor
Krummerstr. 58

Supersonic
www.supersoniccans.de

Wild Style
Lagerweg 14-18
13599 Berlin
Tel: +49 (0) 30 - 334 87 79


Writerscorner Berlin
Gleimstr. 22

Berlin Kreuzberg

Overkillshop
www.overkillshop.de

Bielefeld

Famous Bielefeld
www.famous-bielefeld.de

Bremen

Timeless-x
Landwehrstr. 89

Dresden

Supreme
Alaunstr. 55
www.supremestars.com

Dusseldorf

Supreme Graffiti-Shop
Ackerstrasse 191 (Hinterhof)
40233 Düsseldorf
+49 (0)211 - 99 44 988
http://supremegraffiti.de/

Halle

Sureshot
Magdeburgerstr. 28

Hamburg

Hip hop store
Schauenburgerstr. 4

Hannover

Writerscorner
05117011408

Heidelberg

The Flame
Plöck. 91

Koln

From here to fame
Vitalisstr. 379 a
www.mzee.com

Lahr

Skills
www.molotow.de

Mainz

Hip hop stuff
www.graffitistyles.com

Munchen

Mighty weeny
Siegsstr. 23
www.mighty-weeny.de



Stuttgart

High & mighty shop
Heilbronnerstraße 7

70174 Stuttgart

Tel.:0711-218 46 30

http://www.high-mighty-shop.de



Holland

Amersfoort

Dump&trend
Langestraat 99

London mode
Langestraat 137

Amsterdam

Henxs / The shop amsterdam
St Antoniebreestraat 136
1011 HB Amsterdam
Tel: +0031 -(0)20 6389478
www.henxs.com
www.theshopamsterdam.nl

Arnhem

Brainwash
Nieuwstad 62
6811BM Arnhem
tel: 026-3516060
http://www.brainwash.nl/

Winters Verfleveranciers b.v
Vlamoven 7
6826 TM Arnhem
Tel: 026 - 3636111
www.wintersverfleveranciers.nl

Den Haag

J de Boer Autolakken
Televisiestraat 208
2525 LV Den Haag
Tel: 070 - 3951393
www.deboerautolakken.nl

Den Helder

Van Brederode bv
Ravenlijncenter 1
1785 LX Den Helder
Tel : 0223 - 660013

Deventer

Mana ink
Duivengang 6
7411 LA Deventer
Tel: 0570 - 619920

Eindhoven

Area51

Beukenlaan 10051
5616 VH Eindhoven
Tel: 040 - 2341060

Lageja
Wolvendijk 143
5641 AR Eindhoven
Tel: 040-2813032
www.lageja.com
Enschede

Smokey's
Stadsgravenstraat 73
7511 ER Enschede
Tel: 053 - 4342778

Goes

Franse Verf&Groothandel
Zonnebloemstraat 57
4461 PK Goes
Tel: 0113 - 270109
www.stigmatic.nl

Groningen

Stigmatic
Gelkingstraat 37

Korenbeurs
Haddingestraat 13
9711 KB Groningen
Tel: 050 - 3184220
www.dekorenbeurs.nl

Leeuwarden

Scooby doo
Esdoornstraat 42
Tel: 058 - 2671718
http://www.scoobydoo.nl

Leiden

Nicolaas
Morsstraat 31
2312 BK Leiden
Tel: 071- 5123958

Leusden

Van Slooten
Hamersveldseweg 22c
3833 GP Leusden
Tel: 033 - 4321602

Maastricht

J.R.T paintings b.v
Rekoutweg 11
6229 RB Maastricht
Tel: 043 - 4082913

Nijmegen

Powerhouse
Lange Hezelstraat
6511 CD Nijmegen
Tel: 024-3241982
http://www.gopowerhouse.com

Vinylarchief
Lange Hezelstraat 68
6511 CL Nijmegen
Tel: +31 (0)24 3225590
www.vinylarchief.com

Wico megaverf
Oude Molenweg 137
6533WH Nijmegen
Tel: +31 (0)24 3232668

Oss

Wico Verfspeciaalzaak
Oyenseweg 10 A
5346 ST Oss
Tel: 0412 - 640404
www.wicoverfspeciaalzaak.nl

Purmerend

Wolf Verf&Wand
Peperstraat 17-19
1441 BH Purmerend
Tel: 0299 - 421391

Roosendaal

J-P Car-Color
Jan Vermeerlaan 251
4703 KW Roosendaal
Tel: 0165 - 555030

Roermond

Powerhouse
Kruisherenstraat 19
6041 HK Roermond
Tel: 0475 - 336505
http://www.gopowerhouse.com

Rotterdam

Kroonpart
Havenstraat 19-21
3024 SG Rotterdam
Tel: 010 - 4763088
www.kroonpart.nl

Urban unit
Nieuwe Binnenweg 63b
3014 GD Rotterdam
Tel: 0031(10)-436 38 25
http://www.urban-unit.nl

Sittard

Verfgigant (Euromat)
Tunnelstraat 91
6135 BS Sittard
Tel: 046 - 4856091
www.verfgigant.nl

Tilburg

Verfkampioen Tilburg
Laarstraat 15
5025 VJ Tilburg

Steenwijk

De Vos Verf
Kaasweg 1
8334 NT TUK/Steenwijk
Tel: 0521 - 513056

Utrecht

Brittan Utrecht
Achter Clarenburg 39

Verfkampioen Utrecht
Rijnlaan 15
3522 BA Utrecht
Tel: 030 - 2667728

Venlo

BACKES & BOELS
Stalbergweg 131
5913 BL Venlo
Tel: 077- 3517071

Zwolle

Color works
Floresstraat 2
8022 AD Zwolle
Tel: 038 - 4527062


Ireland
Cork

Funky Skunk
Washington St.

Dublin

All City Records
7 Crow St.
Temple Bar
Dublin
Tel: + 353 1 677 2994
http://www.all-cityrecords.com



Slovakia
Bratislava

RoofTop Shop
Marianska 11
http://www.rooftop.sk

Trnava

RoofTop Shop
Pekarska 11
http://www.rooftop.sk



Sweden
Göteborg

Childstore
Berzeliigatan 5
400 20
www.childstore.com

Jönköping

Kulturhuset bokcafet
Svavelsticksgränd 7-9
553 15 Jönköping
Tel: 036-125670

Lulea

MadeBy
Storgatan 61
97231
Tel: 0920 - 14765

Malmo

Impala
Regementsgatan 6
211 42
Tel: 040-30 31 07



Stockholm

Highlights
Östgötagatan 16
116 25
Tel: 08-643 69 00
www.highlights.nu

Highlights
St. Eriksgatan 64
113 20
Tel: 08-333530
www.highlights.nu

Homeboy Store
Gamla brogatan 32
111 20
Tel: 08-4114278
www.homeboystore.com



Spain
Mallorca

Linea
Ample de'la merce. 15

Barcelona

Allstars
Tallers. 78

Bunker
Con sell de cent. 266

Madrid

Triburbana
Bordadores. 6

World Wide Shop
La estrella. 4

Sevella

Suburban
San rogue. 5



Zwitserland
Basel

Acerecords
Steinentorstrasse 35
CH-4051 Basel
Tel: ++41 61 281 22 55
http://www.acerecords.ch

Bern

Acerecords
Amthausgasse 7
CH-3011 Bern
Tel: ++41 31 312 88 01
http://www.acerecords.ch

Zurich

Six pack
Dienerstrasse 7