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SUPER SKULL PANT PINK

X-STRAP PANT LIGHT BLUE DENIM

FLAME DARK STREET PANT RED

LOCK UP PANT LIGHT BLACK DENIM

STUDDED POWER PANT BLUE DENIM

STUDDED POWER PANT BLACK DENIM

MEGA SKULL PANT

MEGA SKULL HOODY

CRYPT PANT BLACK DENIM

ELECTRO PANT WHITE

THE ULTRA DARK STREET PANT

SKULL ZIP OFF PANT RED

FREEDOM PANT WHITE STITCH

ROCKER JEAN MEDIUM STRIPE

TRIPP NYC X DEATH NOTE - SCREEN S/L MESH TOP

TRIPP NYC X DEATH NOTE SCREEN L/S MESH TOP

SKULL DENIM STUD PANT

X-STRAP ZIP OFF PANT BLACK

ELECTRO PANT RED

LONG NUCLEUS SKIRT

HAND STUDDED PUNK VEST

TRASH & VAUDEVILLE BIKER MOTO JACKET

TRASH & VAUDEVILLE BLACK FLARE JEAN

TRASH & VAUDEVILLE BLACK SKINNY JEAN

TRIPP NYC X DEATH NOTE - SUPER SCREEN PANT

TRIPP NYC X DEATH NOTE - SCREEN ZIP TO ZIP PANTS

PUNK TOP BLACK

PUNK TOP WHITE

TUTU RIBBON SKIRT RED

TUTU RIBBON SKIRT BLACK

DENIM FULL FORCE PANT FOG WASH

VICIOUS TEE

STRENGTH SKIRT BLACK DENIM

DENIM STRAP PANT

OVERSIZED WALLET CHAIN IRON

METALLIC SILVER BIOTECH PANT

REFLECTOR DARKSTREET PANT

SUPER SKULL PANT WHITE SKULL

ZIP OFF CRUSH PANT

RAZOR KEYCHAIN

TRIPP NYC X DEATH NOTE - RYUK CHAIN HOODIE

TRIPP NYC X DEATH NOTE - RYUK CHAIN PANT

TRIPP NYC X DEATH NOTE - RYUK SPLIT TEE

TRIPP NYC X DEATH NOTE - REM & MISA SPLIT PANT

KNUCKLE KEYCHAIN

TRIPP NYC X DEATH NOTE - REM D-RINGS TEE

TRIPP NYC X DEATH NOTE - RYUK SKULL CAMO FULL ZIP HOODIE

TRIPP NYC X DEATH NOTE - RYUK SKULL CAMO SUPER CHAIN PANT

TRIPP NYC X DEATH NOTE - RYUK SKULL CAMO D-RING TEE

TRIPP NYC X DEATH NOTE - REM MISA'S CORSET TOP

TRIPP NYC X DEATH NOTE - REM MISA'S PLEATED SKIRT

TRIPP NYC X DEATH NOTE - REM & MISA PANTS

NUT AND BOLT WALLET CHAIN

SCARE DARK STREET PANT BLACK DENIM

DIAMOND SKULL WALLET CHAIN

TRIPP NYC LOGO JERSEY

MAJOR TRENCH COAT

METALLIC FAUX LEATHER MOTO

METALLIC FAUX LEATHER PANT

METALLIC FAUX LEATHER STAR POWER PANT

SUPER CHAIN BACKPACK

BIG PINK SKULL LOGO TOTE

BIG WHITE SKULL LOGO TOTE

BIG RED SKULL LOGO TOTE

CRYPT PANT LIGHT BLUE DENIM

STRENGTH SKIRT

TRIPLE ZIP OFF SKIRT LIGHT DENIM

DENIM PLEATED BONDAGE SKIRT

SKULL ZIP OFF PANT PURPLE

SKULL ZIP OFF PANT WHITE

CARGO POCKET SKIRT WHITE

GODFATHER CHAIN PANT

SPIDER ZIP OFF PANT RED

SUPER CUT OUT PANT BLACK DENIM

MEGA SKULL PANT RED

Y-HARNESS PANT LIGHT INDIGO DENIM

POWER WASH PANT

STUD ZIPOFF CARGO

DOOM SKULL PANT RED

SUPER CUT OUT PANT LIGHT BLUE DENIM

FULL ON REFLECTOR PANT

ELECTRO REFLECTOR DARKSTREET PANT

X-STRAP ZIP OFF PANT BLACK/RED

INTERLACE PANT WITH WHITE STITCH

Y-HARNESS PANT BLACK DENIM

LOCK UP PANT

TRIPP NYC RED LOGO TEE

CURVE POWER SKIRT DENIM

CURVE POWER DENIM BLUE

CURVE POWER HALTER DENIM

POWER SKIRT DENIM

POWER DENIM BLUE

ZIP TO ZIP PANT LIGHT BLUE DENIM

HANDCUFF KEYCHAIN

SUPER D-RING SKIRT

CHAIN SKIRT

TRIPLE ZIP OFF SKIRT

POWER BELT PANT BLACK

POWER BELT PANT ARMY

DARKSTREET PANT LENGTH ADJUSTER

I AM A STAR PANT ARMY BLACK STAR

RAIDER PANT ALL BLACK

SHREDDER DENIM STRAP PANT

HARNESS SWEAT PANT

SCARE DARK STREET PANT BLUE DENIM

SUPER CUT OUT PANT

SYMBOL PANT RED

ELECTRO PANT BLUE

HANDCUFF PANT

SUPER KILT LIGHT BLUE DENIM

SUPER KILT BLACK DENIM

RING-O PANT - LIGHT BLUE DENIM

TUESDAY DRESS

FAUX LEATHER PANT

FAUX LEATHER BUCKLE CROP HALTER

BONDAGE PANT

SCARE HOODY WHITE

PARACHUTE SHIRT JACKET

PARACHUTE SHIRT JACKET ARMY

ZIP OFF BONDO JACKET

SKATE PUNK BONDAGE PANT

DARKSTREET CHAP

NO EXCUSE PANT BLACK

CURVE POWER SKIRT BLACK DENIM

CURVE X-DENIM CORSET

CURVE X-STRAP DENIM

CURVE SUPER EYELET PANT BLACK

CURVE SUPER EYELET PANT OLIVE

CURVE ZIP TO ZIP PANT LIGHT BLUE DENIM

CURVE X-STRAP DARK STREET PANT

CURVE ZIP TO ZIP DARK STREET PANT ARMY

CURVE ZIP TO ZIP PANT BLACK DENIM

CURVE PEACE CORSET ARMY

CURVE PEACE PLEATED SKIRT ARMY

CURVE MEGA RING SKIRT LIGHT INDIGO DENIM

BONDAGE PANT BLEACH AND STUD

THE HARNESS PANT PVC

LEOPARD ROCKER JEAN

MONSTER CRUSH SWEAT PANT

MIDNIGHT DARK STREET CHAIN PANT BLACK

SCARE HOODY RED

PUNK SHORT NAT LEOPARD

I AM A STAR PANT ARMY

SCARE DARK STREET PANT RED

PINHEAD COAT

CHAIN EYELET COAT

BONDAGE PANT VIOLET PLAID

ULTRA BRALETTE

SUPER EYELET PANT OLIVE

SUPER EYELET PANT BLACK

SKULL STRIPE KNIT TOP BLACK/RED

SKULL STRIPE KNIT TOP BLACK/WHITE

POWER SKIRT BLACK

X-DENIM CORSET

PEACE CORSET ARMY

PEACE PLEATED SKIRT ARMY

PEACE JACKET ARMY

PEACE PLEATED DRESS ARMY

SCARE DARK STREET PANT BLACK PVC SKULL

CHAIN AND GROMMET PANT LIME STITCH

SPLIT LEG BONDAGE PANT BLK RED PLAID

CLASSIC SLIM LEG BONDAGE PANT MEDIUM BLK RED STRIPE

ROCKER JEAN MEDIUM BLK RED STRIPE

MIGHTY METAL PANT

ELECTRO PANT GREEN

SUPER D-RING PANT

NIGHT PANT WHITE STITCH

SPLIT LEG BONDAGE PANT WHITE

SPLIT LEG BONDAGE PANT PINK

SPLIT LEG BONDAGE PANT BLK PURPLE

NUCLEUS SKIRT BLACK DENIM

PLEATED GROMMET SKIRT BLACK DENIM

SUPER D-RING SKIRT LIME

STRAP TO STRAP PANT

CLASH HOODY

PLEATED LACE UP DRESS

PLEATED LACE UP DRESS BLACK

VOIDOID CORSET

EYE TO EYE PANT

STUDDED BONDAGE PANT

THE CONTROL JUMPSUIT

RING-O PANT - BLACK

PUNK SHORT LIGHT BLUE DENIM

CLASSIC SLIM LEG BONDAGE PANT

CLASSIC SLIM LEG BONDAGE PANT RED

BUMFLAP PANT

SPLIT LEG BONDAGE PANT

ROCKER JEAN RED TARTAN

CRAZY PIPER PANT WHITE

TRIPP NYC WHITE LOGO TEE

CHAIN TO CHAIN PANT RED STITCH

JUNGLELAND PANT BLACK

CHAIN TO CHAIN PANT

TRASH & VAUDEVILLE MARLON JEAN JACKET

PVC VINYL FIVE POCKET PANT

PVC VINYL CLASSIC SLIM LEG BONDAGE PANT

PEACE CORSET BLACK

PEACE JACKET BLACK

CURVE PEACE CORSET BLACK

CURVE PEACE PLEATED SKIRT BLACK

ZIP TO ZIP PANT ARMY

PEACE PLEATED DRESS BLACK

CARGO POCKET SKIRT CAMO

CARGO POCKET SKIRT RED

MEGA RING SKIRT LIGHT INDIGO DENIM

THE HARNESS PANT

NO EXCUSE PANT RED

TRASH & VAUDEVILLE BLACK BOOTCUT JEAN

RED PLAID CHAOS PANT

CLASSIC SLIM LEG BONDAGE PANT MEDIUM STRIPE

CRUSH SWEAT PANT

MUSCLE TANK FISHNET

MUSCLE TANK FISHNET PURPLE

MUSCLE TANK FISHNET PINK

MUSCLE TANK FISHNET LIME

MUSCLE TANK FISHNET WHITE

MUSCLE TANK FISHNET RED

MENS LONG SLEEVE FISHNET PURPLE

MENS LONG SLEEVE FISHNET LIME

MENS LONG SLEEVE FISHNET BLACK

MENS LONG SLEEVE FISHNET WHITE

MENS LONG SLEEVE FISHNET PINK

MENS LONG SLEEVE FISHNET RED

SHORT SLEEVE FISHNET PURPLE

SHORT SLEEVE FISHNET LIME

SHORT SLEEVE FISHNET BLACK

SHORT SLEEVE FISHNET WHITE

SHORT SLEEVE FISHNET PINK

TANK FISHNET

LADIES LONG SLEEVE FISHNET PURPLE

LADIES LONG SLEEVE FISHNET LIME

LADIES LONG SLEEVE FISHNET BLACK

LADIES LONG SLEEVE FISHNET RED

LADIES LONG SLEEVE FISHNET PINK

LADIES LONG SLEEVE FISHNET WHITE

MONSTER STUD PANT

BABY TEE FISHNET

BABY TEE FISHNET RED

BABY TEE FISHNET WHITE

BABY TEE FISHNET LIME

BABY TEE FISHNET PINK

BABY TEE FISHNET PURPLE

SUPER KILT PINK

SUPER KILT LIME

TRASH & VAUDEVILLE JEAN VEST

SKULL BONDAGE PANT

JUNGLELAND PANT GRASS

BIG RING SKIRT CAMO

BONDAGE SKIRT

SKULL SWEATER RED SKULL

SKULL SWEATER PURPLE SKULL

SKULL SWEATER PINK SKULL

SKULL SWEATER IVORY SKULL

SAFETY PIN PUNK SKIRT BLACK

SAFETY PIN PUNK SKIRT YELLOW PLAID

SAFETY PIN PUNK SKIRT RED PLAID

RAG STRIPE SWEATER BLACK

RAG STRIPE SWEATER IVORY

RAG STRIPE SWEATER RED

RAG STRIPE SWEATER PINK

RAG STRIPE SWEATER PURPLE

RAG STRIPE SWEATER ARMY

RAG STRIPE SWEATER ORANGE

PLEATED SKIRT GREEN PLAID

PLEATED SKIRT RED PLAID

PLEATED SKIRT YELLOW PLAID

BO PEEP DARK STREET PANT WHITE

BO PEEP DRESS RED

BO PEEP DRESS WHITE

BO PEEP TOP WHITE

BO PEEP CAP SLEEVE CORSET RED

BO PEEP CAP SLEEVE CORSET WHITE

BO PEEP HALTER CORSET WHITE

BO PEEP HALTER CORSET RED

BO PEEP HOODY WHITE

BO PEEP HOODY RED

BO PEEP DARK STREET PANT RED

BO PEEP PLEATED GARTER SKIRT WHITE

BO PEEP PLEATED GARTER SKIRT RED

BO PEEP FACE COVER WHITE

BO PEEP FACE COVER RED

BO PEEP ARMWARMER WHITE

BO PEEP ARMWARMER RED

BO PEEP HEART BAG WHITE

BO PEEP HEART BAG RED

CURVE BO PEEP HALTER CORSET WHITE

CURVE BO PEEP HALTER CORSET RED

CURVE BO PEEP PLEATED GARTER SKIRT WHITE

CURVE BO PEEP PLEATED GARTER SKIRT RED

CURVE SOLID BO PEEP DARK STREET PANT WHITE

CURVE SOLID BO PEEP DARK STREET PANT RED

CLASSIC SLIM LEG BONDAGE PANT BLACK PLAID

MADNESS PANT BLACK/ORANGE PLAID

ROCKER JEAN BLACK PLAID

ROCKER JEAN PINK PLAID

ROCKER JEAN ORANGE PLAID

NIGHT RIDER JEAN

TRIPLE ZIP OFF SKIRT CAMO

PEACE CARGO PANT CAMO

CURVE I AM A STAR DARK STREET PANT ARMY

CURVE I AM A STAR DARK STREET PANT RED

CURVE PEACE CARGO PANT CAMO

CURVE PEACE CARGO PANT BLACK

CURVE BAND CORSET WHITE

CURVE BAND DARK STREET PANT WHITE

CURVE BAND PLEATED SKIRT WHITE

CURVE BAND CORSET RED

CURVE BAND DARK STREET PANT RED

CURVE BAND PLEATED SKIRT RED

SUPER SKULL TEE CAMO

PEACE CARGO PANT BLACK

I AM A STAR PLEATED SKIRT ARMY

I AM A STAR PLEATED SKIRT RED

HOOK EYE CORSET RED

MY BAND JACKET RED

MY BAND JACKET WHITE

BAND PANT RED

BAND PANT WHITE

BAND JACKET RED

BAND JACKET WHITE

BAND DRESS WHITE

BAND DRESS RED

BAND DARK STREET PANT RED

BAND DARK STREET PANT WHITE

BAND PLEATED SKIRT WHITE

BAND PLEATED SKIRT RED

BAND CORSET WHITE

BAND CORSET RED

BAND BAG RED

BAND BAG WHITE

BAND ARMWARMER WHITE

BAND ARMWARMER RED

TUTU SKIRT PURPLE LEOPARD

RAIDER PANT PURPLE

PUNK SHORT GREEN CAMO

PLEATED STRAP SKIRT

SWEET CHAIN CORSET RED PLAID

MUTLI EYELET PLEATED SKIRT PURPLE

MULTI EYELET CORSET PURPLE

MARY CHAIN PLEATED SKIRT BLACK

BONDAGE PANT SKULL

BONDAGE PANT GRASS

CHAIN TO CHAIN PANT SKULL

MARY CHAIN CORSET BLACK

MARY CHAIN CORSET SKULL

MARY CHAIN CORSET GRASS

MARY CHAIN PLEATED SKIRT SKULL

MARY CHAIN PLEATED SKIRT GRASS

ENCHANTED CORSET BLACK

ENCHANTED PLEATED SKIRT BLACK

ENCHANTED CORSET PURPLE

ENCHANTED PLEATED SKIRT PURPLE

TRASH & VAUDEVILLE DREAM BOOTCUT JEAN

TRASH & VAUDEVILLE DREAM JEAN JACKET

TRASH & VAUDEVILLE DREAM SKINNY JEAN

LEOPARD DOG JACKET

DENIM BONDAGE PANT

DENIM EVER READY CORSET

PLEATED SKIRT PINK PLAID

CURVE HOOK EYE LACE CORSET

CURVE LACE TO LACE SKIRT

CURVE NIGHT PANT

CURVE STRAP IT DARK STREET PANT

CURVE CAP SLEEVE SKULL EMBROIDERY CORSET

LONG SLEEVE CROP FISHNET RED

RAG SWEATER CAMO

CAP SLEEVE SKULL EMBROIDERY CORSET

TRIPP NYC STRIPE SCARF WHITE

RAG SWEATER LEOPARD

HOLY PUNK SWEATER PINK

HOLY PUNK SWEATER IVORY

HOLY PUNK SWEATER RED

STRIPE VOIDOID CORSET

OPEN STRIPE SWEATER PINK/RED

X SKIRT BLACK

CURVE MULTI CHAIN PANT

CURVE MIDNIGHT DARK STREET CHAIN PANT

MIDNIGHT DARK STREET CHAIN PANT

MIDNIGHT HOODY

MIDNIGHT CORSET

MIDNIGHT FACE COVER

CURVE SUPER ROCKER SKIRT SILVER

CURVE SUPER ROCKER SKIRT BLACK

CURVE MIDNIGHT PLEATED SKIRT

SUPER ROCKER SKIRT SILVER

MIDNIGHT PLEATED SKIRT

LACE TO LACE SKIRT

CURVE SKULL EMBROIDERY CORSET

BLACK ROCKER JEAN

ROCKER JEAN YELLOW TARTAN

HOOK EYE CORSET

THE U-CHAIN PANT

STRAP IT PANT

RAIDER PANT

STEP CHAIN PANT PINK

PLEATED SKIRT

PLEATED SKIRT BLACK PLAID

BONDAGE PANT DESERT PLAID

BONDAGE PANT PINK PLAID

BONDAGE PANT BLACK PLAID

BONDAGE PANT CAMO

BONDAGE PANT GREEN PLAID

CLASSIC SLIM LEG SAND CAMO BONDAGE PANT

CLASSIC SLIM LEG BONDAGE PANT RED PLAID

TUTU SKIRT RED LEOPARD

HARNESS STRAP FACE COVER

HARNESS CHAIN SKIRT

CLASH PANT YELLOW

PVC VINYL PLEATED SKIRT

PVC VINYL CHAOS PANT

PVC VINYL LOW WAIST PANT

PVC VINYL HIGH WAIST PANT

BLACK T-BACK JEAN

STREET CHAOS PANT

HIGH WAIST T-BACK JEAN

LADIES PLAID CHAOS PANT

ROCK STEADY JACKET

PVC VINYL CROP TOP

THE MATRIX PANT

PLAID PUNK SHORT RED PLAID

PVC VINYL RAGE PANT

ROCKER JEAN PURPLE PLAID

ROCKER JEAN ROYAL PLAID

ROCKER JEAN CAMO

ROCKER JEAN GREEN PLAID

PIERCING FACE COVER

SKULL STUD FACE COVER

PRINTED BONDAGE PANT

PVC VINYL MOTO

HIGH WAIST FAUX LEATHER SHORT

FAUX LEATHER CLASSIC MOTO

FAUX LEATHER DEVILLE JEAN

SKULL EMBROIDERY CORSET

O-RING ARMWARMER

STRIPE KNIT TOP

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Tripp NYC was created in 1984 by Daang Goodman. It sprouted up from the gritty streets of New York City's East Village. Rockers from all over the world wear Tripp NYC's infamous skinny jeans just cuz they fit so well. The brand has branched out and now creates jackets, shirts , skirts and a whole ton of street punk goodness. Why we love them: Skinny jeans. Hot diggity damn. If you haven't tried Tripp NYC's skinny jeans , you are not living the punk rock life. Made from the best stretch fabric ever, we can't get enough of Tripp NYC's stretch pants. Tripp NYC proclaims it's all about being yourself and feeling forever young. We hear ya. This brand in one word: tight

Brands that you should also take a look: Namilia , Zemeta , Motel , Poster Grl , Basic Pleasure Mode , Delia's, NGOrder , Generation Kiss , Current Mode , Widow , Daisy Street, Bailey Rose ,  Edikted ,  Lioness ,  Momokrom , and much more. 

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AYP is your ultimate source for Tripp NYC clothing — a brand that embodies the spirit of punk and goth fashion. Shop our diverse selection of Tripp NYC pants, tops, denim, dresses, and skirts. Whether you're looking to make a bold statement or add an edgy twist to your everyday style, Tripp NYC has got you covered!

Tripp NYC clothing is synonymous with individuality and boundary-pushing fashion. Our collection showcases the brand's signature punk aesthetic, featuring bold prints, studs, chains, and unique cuts that instantly set you apart from the crowd. Each piece is designed to help you express you, from miniskirts and kilts to bondage pants.

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Founded in the early 1980's by designer Daang Goodman in the East Village, Tripp NYC is a staple in a New York City streetwear. Influenced by the creativity of the Downtown Art scene and all genres of music, Daang's original design and innovative fabrics have created an outlet of expression for everyone from rebellious teenagers to Rock Stars and Rap legends. Find the perfect pair for your next Metal Festival, Edgy fashion or EDM event!

Tripp Darkstreet NYC - "Pyramid Stud" Bondage Pants (white/Black)

Tripp Darkstreet NYC - "Symbol" Bondage Pants (Black & Red)

Tripp Darkstreet NYC - Back Up Skull Pants (Black/Red)

Tripp Darkstreet NYC - "Slashed Combat" Bondage Pants

Tripp Darkstreet NYC - Red & Black Two Tone Split Leg Pants with Zip Off Legs to Shorts

Tripp Darkstreet NYC - "Urban Camo" Combat Bondage Pants

Tripp Darkstreet NYC - "Toxic TekNology" Bondage Pants

Tripp Darkstreet NYC - "Toxic Avenger" Bondage Pants (Black/Neon Green)

Tripp Darkstreet NYC - "The Hands of Time" Bondage Pants (Black/Red)

Tripp Darkstreet NYC - "Symbol" Bondage Pants (Red & Black)

Tripp Darkstreet NYC - "Serpent" Bondage Pants (Black/Green)

Tripp Darkstreet NYC - "New Death Row" Bondage Pants (Black/Red)

Tripp Darkstreet NYC - "Man of the Gallows" Bondage Pants

Tripp Darkstreet NYC - "Ghost Skull" Bondage Pants (Black / Red)

Tripp Darkstreet NYC - "Fallout" Bondage Pants (Black / Green)

Tripp Darkstreet NYC - "Electro Skull" Bondage Pants (Black/Red)

Tripp Darkstreet NYC - "Dungeon Dweller" Bondage Pants

Tripp Darkstreet NYC - DarkStreet "Lock UP" Bondage Pants (Black)

Tripp Darkstreet NYC - "Camo Chain" Jungleland Combat Pants Camo/Black

Tripp Darkstreet NYC - "Black Acid" Bondage Pants (Black)

Tripp Darkstreet NYC - "Biohazard" Bondage Pants With Zip Off Legs to Shorts (Black/Lime Green)

Tripp Darkstreet NYC - "Armageddon II" Bondage Pants (Black / Toxic Green)

Tripp Darkstreet NYC - "Armageddon" Bondage Pants (Black/Red)

Tripp Darkstreet NYC - Blue "Arctic Nightmare" Bondage Pants (Blue)

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Lion Brand Blogger Trip To New York City

Today I wanted to share a bit with you about my  trip last week to New York City thanks to Lion Brand! It was a special time filled with yarn, blogging friends and more yarn.  Yep, pretty awesome.  Nearly three years ago I decided to keep track of my knit and crochet designs on a blog and make them available for others that might want to make something similar.  It was a true hobby blog where I could have a creative outlet while staying home with my baby girl.  Had someone told me I’d be heading to New York three years later for a Blogger Bash, I would have never believed them!  This blog has become what it is today thanks to YOU,  luck, hard work and also the fact that Lion Brand shared one of the first knitting patterns I ever put on my blog.  When I posted that Fingerless Mitt pattern , the idea that more than a few people from Ravelry might see it was not even a thought in my mind. However, when Lion Brand shared that pattern, I realized that I’d better take this a little more seriously if so many folks were potentially going to see my photos and patterns. I’m forever grateful that they shared it as that drove me to improve the blogging experience for you and for myself.   Lion Brand has become a great support over the years.  So to get to go to New York and meet the Lion Brand team in person as well as the other bloggers and see their facilities?! Yeah, a total dream!

Above: Here we are at Lion Brand Studios in Manhattan! Seriously, these are some of the most intelligent, crafty ladies that I’ve ever had the pleasure of meeting! It was so cool to be together and connect in person (we really have a lot in common including our love for yarn of course) From left to right – Tamara from Moogly , Alexandra from Two of Wands , Jess Make & Do Crew , Ashleigh Sewrella , Stephanie All About Ami, ChiWei One Dog Woof and Me!

Above: The ever changing window display at Lion Brand Yarn Studio in Manhattan.

These photos won’t all be “blog worthy” as I was snapping them with my phone. 😉

Above: The Lion Brand Outlet in New Jersey.  This place is full of yarn deals!  We also got to learn a bit about some new yarns coming out soon and I can NOT wait to get my hands on them and share them with you too. I was also so impressed with how much Lion Brand gives back to the community! They have donated millions of dollars to St. Judes Childrens Hospital and continue to provide yarn to charitable causes.  

Above: So much knit and crochet. That giraffe!

Above: My first experience eating real Ramen with Stephanie, Ryan (thank you Ryan for taking the photo!), ChiWei and Tamara. We don’t have any restaurants like this where I live. And on a side note, I attempted a pattern from Stephanie’s blog All About Ami before I even knew what a blog was.  Amazing to meet her in person and we really connected as we both stay home with our little girls! It was incredible to get to chat personal life AND yarn with these ladies.

Above: We even got to hit Knit Night at Club Cumming.  This was my first experience knitting with a whole group of people at a bar and I want more.  Hehe!  This is myself and my brother who lives in Manhattan and he recently started knitting. It was a huge bonus to get to hang out with him and my brother in law too!

Above: Chocolate covered oreos from Lion Brand  – yum.  I almost didn’t want to eat them because they were so pretty, but ultimately I couldn’t resist.

Above: New York Pizza anyone?

Above: It’s hard to pack when you’re a yarn addict. I’ve never had so much in one suitcase as I couldn’t decide what yarns to leave and what to bring along. Lol.

Below: I just love this timeline showing the history of Lion Brand over the years and how things have changed as they celebrate their 140th Anniversary!

My time in New York with my fellow bloggers and the Lion Brand Team was a treasure. While I am home and thrilled to be back with my girl and hubby, the New York trip reminds me of the community we have as knitters and crocheters and the connections that we share.  It’s special and I’m blessed to be able to blog about it with you.

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Jes: Just wanted to thank you for sharing your New York trip. I noticed that the team at Lion Brand is young and that is great. My generation of baby boomers is still keeping the knitting/crocheting hobby alive and was wondering why Lion Brand does not have that older influence depicted but am sure there are many ladies in their 60’s that share their ideas and projects. God Bless you and keep up the good work my friend. Yes our hobby is very creative and it is wonderful that you take the time out of your busy life to assist when you can. Deb in Ontario, Canada

Hi Deb in Ontario! Thanks so much for taking the time to comment and for reading my blog post. No doubt the baby boomers have kept the knitting and crochet community alive! I think that the photo that you’re referring to is of the bloggers that they brought to New York and not the actual Lion Brand team. I saw folks of all ages working at Lion Brand so they definitely have you in mind! In fact, it’s one reason that I’ve enjoyed working with them as I believe they are very inclusive to all people, ages and backgrounds. When I made the Topper for their Fall Winter collection, I was thrilled to see older women modeling my piece as well as a pregnant woman. Thanks so much for keeping this hobby alive for all of us Deb as your generation has certainly taught my generation! And you’re welcome of course for the patterns and posts – it’s great fun for me. Thank YOU for your support friend!

I’m so envious of your visit to Club Cumming on Stitch ‘n Bitch night! When it first opened and I saw that they were going to be having those, a few of my friends and I vowed to go right away but alas, the holiday season took on a life of its own. I am so happy you had the chance to visit the Studio Store in the city. I love that place and was in just before Christmas. I wanted to see some of the super bulky yarns I’ve been curious about up close, and also get a feel for a few others yarns before committing to a project. I had told myself I wasn’t going to buy anything *cough* but ended up leaving with a new set of size 100 circular needles. Thank you for covering the trip, it was great to read! I’m looking forward to then next post.

Welcome home Jessica! I loved this blog, so well written and the pictures, wow, loved them all. So excited about the new yarns! Glad you had fun.

Thanks so much Pam! It was a great time and thanks for taking the time to read this!

Thank you so much for your great description of your trip to NYC and all the information you shared about Lion Brand. You made me feel excited, and I wasn’t even there! I am very glad you shared about Lion Brand’s generosity to St. Jude’s Children’s Hospital. I have enjoyed using their yarn for years and am happy to learn their hearts are as great as their yarn.

Hi Carolyn! Thanks so much for reading and following along! I’m so glad that you enjoyed the post and even got excited about it. Haha! It was certainly a fun time! And yes, I too was thrilled to learn more about their charitable giving.

Jessica!!! Ryan and I couldn’t stop gushing about how kind and lovely you are! We are so thankful we had the opportunity to meet you in person, go for ramen, and bond over our love of our girls and blogging! Hope to see you in Alberta sometime in the future 😉

My brother and I feel the same way about you two Stephanie! I really hope to see you in Alberta sometime – that would be so amazing!! So happy to have the connection that we share.

Thank you so much. Ever since I taught myself to crochet about 3 years ago, visiting the Lion Brand Yarn Studio has been on my bucket list. One of these days! I cant wait to see all the lovely LB wool as none of the LB wool is available here in Cape Town or even in South Africa. This means I will be travelling to NYC with empty suitcase just so that there is enough space for lots and lots of wool.

Love the time line thank you for sharing…love your blog…Linda Cambridge Ontario.

Thanks so much Linda!

Greetings Jessica, I so enjoyed reading about your trip to Lion Brand, I wasn’t aware that lion brand even has a store in NYC, and I’m in Syracuse NY, so I’m making a special trip to the city, just so I can go and shop there store. I just want to also say thank you for your wonderful blog, you share so many great patterns that its difficult to decided what project to do at times, I finished the ruffle scarf, and the crochet blanket sweater, and right now I’m working on topcho, so as you can see I’m a fan, totally Hooked! Thank You for your great Blog, keep posting!

Hi Marcia! My dad has some family history in Syracuse so it’s fun to hear from you. I’m so pleased that you’ve enjoyed my patterns and so honored as well that you’ve made some many of them! Thanks for your support and encouragement. How fun that you will make a trip to NYC! It was so fun to visit the yarn studio there in the city. They even carry a lot of the luxury yarns that you can only find online so that’s cool too. Have a great weekend and thanks so much for your encouragement here on the blog. 🙂

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Shopping in New York: Your In-Depth Guide to the Best Stores

With its pulsating energy, diverse neighborhoods, and a never-ending array of stores, New York stands as the epitome of a shopaholic’s dream come true.

From iconic department stores to charming boutiques tucked away in the city’s nooks and crannies, New York shopping offers an unparalleled experience. Follow along to be captivated by the sheer grandeur and excitement that make this city the perfect place for shopping!

Whether you’re seeking the latest fashion trends or hunting for unique treasures, the Big Apple promises great shopping adventures at every turn. 

With our curated recommendations, you’ll easily navigate these vibrant districts, uncovering the best shopping destinations NYC has to offer along the way.

Meatpacking District

Nestled in the heart of Manhattan, the Meatpacking District is a captivating neighborhood that seamlessly blends history with contemporary allure. Its cobblestone streets and converted warehouses set the stage for a unique shopping experience.

Explore the district’s chic boutiques, where you’ll find a mix of luxury brands like Gucci, Louis Vuitton, and Hermès as well as independent designers, offering the latest fashion trends.

Don’t miss the iconic Apple Store, a haven for tech enthusiasts and a testament to the district’s modern flair. It is not only a mecca for tech lovers but also a striking architectural gem, with its sleek design and glass cube entrance. Whether you’re seeking high-end fashion or cutting-edge gadgets, the Meatpacking District promises a shopping adventure like no other.

But the Meatpacking District is just the beginning of your adventure. If you’re eager to delve into the sights, secrets, and diverse culinary fare of Manhattan’s western districts, then Tripster’s Chelsea Market, High Line & Hudson Yards Food Tour is perfect for you. This small-group food tour will guide you through the trendiest neighborhoods, including Chelsea and Hudson Yards.

Step into the enchanting world of shopping in SoHo, where the bustling streets paved with character and charm beckon fashion enthusiasts from near and far. SoHo’s historic architecture and quaint cobblestone alleys create a picturesque backdrop for a truly immersive retail experience.

Indulge in a visit to iconic stores like Bloomingdale’s , a true retail landmark known for its upscale fashion and luxury brands. Or discover unique pieces at Reformation , a sustainable fashion brand that combines style with environmentally conscious practices.

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From globally acclaimed luxury brands to emerging fashion icons, SoHo’s diverse shopping scene caters to all styles and desires, making it a coveted destination for fashion aficionados. Embark on a journey through the best shopping streets of Spring Street, Broome Street, Prince Street, and Broadway, where each step unveils a treasure trove of fashion delights.

And speaking of Broadway, no trip to New York City is complete without experiencing its magic. With our Broadway Packages NYC , you can create the perfect vacation by bringing together your choice of shows, attractions, and accommodations. Choose from a range of hotels that meet your preferences, whether you desire free parking, complimentary breakfast, or other amenities.

Madison Avenue

Madison Avenue beckons with an air of elegance and luxury. It is home to prestigious fashion houses, upscale boutiques, and flagship stores showcasing renowned luxury brands.

Explore the exquisite designs of Vera Wang, the refined creations of Carolina Herrera, and the timeless allure of Ralph Lauren’s Men’s and Women’s Stores.

After indulging in a memorable shopping experience on Madison Avenue, take a moment to explore the remarkable landmarks that adorn this iconic street. One such landmark is Madison Square Park , a serene six-acre oasis that offers an escape from the bustling city.

Pssst… If you are seeking more adventure and thrill, it’s time to take your New York City experience to new heights at SUMMIT One Vanderbilt . Step onto suspended glass ledges, soaring 1,063 feet above Madison Avenue, for an adrenaline-inducing rush like no other.

Saks Fifth Avenue

Just a few steps away from Madison Avenue stands the illustrious Saks Fifth Avenue, an iconic flagship store nestled on the Upper East Side of Manhattan. This beacon of glamour and style offers designer clothing arrivals and curated shops featuring the latest trends in apparel, shoes, handbags, and more.

Inside Saks Fifth Avenue, you’ll find an impressive selection of luxury brands such as Gucci, Louis Vuitton, Prada, and Chanel, offering a curated shopping experience for discerning fashion enthusiasts. The store’s elegant layout and attentive service create an atmosphere of indulgence.

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But that’s not all! Saks Fifth Avenue is also renowned for its dazzling Christmas light show, a mesmerizing display of thousands of LED lights synchronized to holiday music. As you admire the beautiful spectacle projected onto the side of the flagship store, you’ll feel the festive spirit come alive, adding an extra touch of magic to your shopping experience.

The New York Public Library Shop

Tucked away within the grand halls of the iconic New York Public Library lies The New York Public Library Shop. A fascinating haven for book lovers and history enthusiasts. Embodying the essence of a quintessential New York gift shop. Therefore, it transports visitors into a realm where literary treasures and unique keepsakes come alive.

Browse through thousands of items, from classic and contemporary books to quirky and timeless gifts, as well as NYPL apparel and accessories. As you explore the shop, be inspired by a colorful collection of quotes by great authors and thinkers, celebrating the importance of libraries, reading, and the transformative power of knowledge.

With its enchanting atmosphere and a unique range of handpicked items, this delightful boutique invites you to unearth a memorable memento that truly captures the essence and allure of the City that Never Sleeps .

Times Square

Located at the heart of New York City, Times Square is a bustling intersection that serves as a vibrant hub for commerce, entertainment, and tourism. With its bright neon signs and larger-than-life advertisements, Times Square immerses visitors in a sensory overload, making it a truly iconic spot.

Find the perfect mall in New York at “The Center of the Universe.” Where a world-class shopping mall awaits to cater to your every retail craving. From flagship stores like the iconic Toys “R” Us and the enormous M&M’s World . To the expansive Disney Store , Times Square is home to some of the most famous and beloved stores in the metropolis.

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Find unique destinations like Kinokuniya Bookstore . A haven for book lovers featuring an extensive selection of books, manga, and stationery. Next, Line Friends, a store dedicated to cute and lovable character merchandise, adds to the diverse shopping experience at Times Square.

For an extra dose of excitement, don’t miss the opportunity to visit Madame Tussauds at Times Square . This world-renowned wax museum showcases incredibly lifelike wax figures of your favorite stars. Snap photos and strike poses with the likes of Hollywood A-listers, music legends, and even superheroes.

Herald Square

Herald Square invites you to explore its lively atmosphere and diverse shopping scene. Here, you’ll find popular destinations like Banana Republic and Macy’s.

Banana Republic at Herald Square offers a curated selection of contemporary fashion. Seamlessly blending modern styles with a touch of sophistication. Whether you’re searching for tailored suits or chic dresses, their collections cater to discerning shoppers with a keen eye for quality.

As you wander through Macy’s, the sheer size and variety of products will captivate you. From high-end fashion to home decor and beauty products, Macy’s offers a one-stop shopping experience that satisfies every retail need.

Woodbury Common

Discover the thrill of finding exquisite pieces at incredible prices as you explore the vast collection of designer stores at Woodbury Common. This expansive outdoor outlet mall entices bargain hunters with its diverse selection and irresistible deals.

As one of the premier destinations for outlet shopping New York, Woodbury Common brings together the best of the fashion world under one roof. Featuring renowned luxury brands such as:

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Not only is it a one-stop shopping mall New York but Woodbury Common also offers convenient dining choices, including:

• Pret A Manger
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• Cosimo’s Brick Oven Of Woodbury
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Nolita North of Little Italy

Nolita, short for North of Little Italy, offers a one-of-a-kind experience for locals and visitors alike. Explore the neighborhood’s picturesque streets lined with quaint cafes, independent shops, and stylish galleries. Where you can discover fashion-forward clothing, artisanal goods, and eclectic home decor.

Indulge in the neighborhood’s culinary delights. Ranging from cozy cafes like Cafe Habana, known for its delicious Cuban-Mexican fusion dishes. To innovative restaurants like Uncle Boons , offering flavorful Thai cuisine with a modern twist.

With its lively atmosphere and creative energy, Nolita captures the essence of New York City’s dynamic and ever-evolving spirit.

East Village

Immerse yourself in the vibrant energy of the East Village. A dynamic neighborhood teeming with a diverse array of shopping experiences.

Discover unique boutiques like Trash and Vaudeville , a legendary punk rock clothing store that embodies the neighborhood’s rebellious spirit. And LoveShackFancy, a whimsical boutique offering dreamy, bohemian-inspired fashion.

Explore the eclectic mix of vintage shops like Search and Destroy. Where you can find one-of-a-kind clothing pieces with a punk edge. Or check out the funky finds at Tokio 7, a consignment store beloved by fashion enthusiasts. The East Village promises a shopping experience that captures the neighborhood’s artistic and offbeat essence.

Once you’re done shopping, take your exploration to another level! Experience Tripster’s New York City Mafia Tour with Food Tastings: The Insider’s Story . Delve into the captivating world of the infamous Mafia crime families. Visit their hangouts, learn about notorious mobsters, and savor delicious Italian food along the way.

Shopping In New York

Shopping New York takes on a whole new meaning with all of these shopping districts. From strolling through the Meatpacking District or finding hidden gems in the East Village. New York offers a wealth of shopping opportunities for every taste and style. Shop until you drop and immerse yourself in the endless retail wonders of NYC!

Planning a New York City getaway is a breeze with our affordable New York City Vacation and Packages . Say goodbye to the hassle of piecing together your trip. With our plethora of experiences, shows, and hotel stays, you can relax and enjoy every moment of your New York City adventure.

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How to Spend a Perfect Weekend in New York City

The Big Apple is the ultimate destination for design lovers.

The legendary lyrics behind the classic cult song, New York, New York, forever cemented The Big Apple as the city that doesn’t sleep. Now, over forty years after the song was recorded, and following a grueling global pandemic, the city feels alive as ever. On a recent trip, we found scores of newly opened businesses across town, from hotels and restaurants to boutiques and galleries. Read along to discover a few of these places along with a handful of old favorites that deserve a spot on your next New York getaway.

Friday Afternoon

On arrival, drop your bags at The Fifth Avenue Hotel, a new, 153-key maximalist jewel box located on the northwest corner of Fifth Avenue and 28 th Street, in the heart of the city’s NoMad neighborhood. The property—known as “The Fifth”—is composed of a historic landmark called The Mansion, designed by McKim, Mead & White, and a modern 24-story glass addition called The Tower, overseen by Perkins Eastman and PBDW Architects.

After settling in, walk fifteen minutes south to Union Square and marvel the farmers and purveyors at the city’s renowned Greenmarket . Lunch at Union Square Café is always a classic choice, or venture back to the Flatiron district for shopping at ABC Carpet & Home . This iconic shop is a mecca for home design enthusiasts and filled with one-of-a-kind pieces from across the globe. The compound also has three popular restaurants, including abcV—a favorite of interior designer, Cece Barfield Thompson—and abc Cocina, which is beloved by local artists such as Allison Janae Hamilton.

Friday Evening

Back at the hotel, freshen up before grabbing drinks at The Portrait Bar. The hotel’s wood-paneled watering hole serves inventive craft cocktails named after destinations such as Marrakech, Oaxaca, and Cebu Island in the Philippines. Stay for dinner at the in-house restaurant, Café Carmellini—guided by James Beard Award-winning Chef Andrew Carmellini—or choose from the number of notable restaurants surrounding the hotel, like The Flatiron Room NoMad , or Koloman , which opened in 2022.

The latter venue is a collaboration between EHV International and chef-partner Markus Glocker and makes elegant French food with a Viennese twist in a setting designed by Russell Sage Studio . Meanwhile, for the past ten years, the celebrity chef Enrique Olvera (of Mexico City’s Pujol acclaim) has continued to dish out some of New York’s best Mexican food at Cosme . Here, you can feast on uni tostadas, homemade mole, and duck carnitas washed down with beautifully prepared mezcal and tequila cocktails.

Saturday Morning

The next morning, head Uptown for breakfast at Cafe Sabarsky in the Neue Galerie and enjoy the selection of Viennese pastries and savory dishes before a morning of gallery hopping. The renowned contemporary art gallery, White Cube , celebrated its 30 th anniversary in 2023 and recently opened its first American location next to The Mark Hotel.

The 1930s building is home to public gallery spaces and private viewing rooms that stretch across three floors. The Frick’s historic Fifth Avenue mansion and library is currently under renovations, though its collection is temporarily on view in the former Met Breuer on Madison, giving visitors a unique opportunity to see the old masters’ works in a contemporary setting. Between stops, weave in some shopping.

At Fivestory , apparel, accessories, and décor from both emerging and established designers are displayed in a luxurious townhouse. KRB , located nearby, is a much-loved institution offering a curated selection of antiques, exclusive home accessories, and vintage furniture. The brand, which was founded by Kate Rheinstein Brodsky, celebrates its 10 th anniversary in 2024. Three blocks from KRB sits Creel and Gow . The shop is a veritable cabinet of curiosities, selling a collection of rare minerals, silver shells, coral, and decorative objects you won’t find anywhere else.

Saturday Afternoon

After a full morning, enjoy an elegant lunch at Majorelle in The Lowell. The restaurant serves sophisticated French fare with a Moroccan twist in a sunny skylit garden. Not far from here, the esteemed British-born tailor, Leonard Logsdail , cuts smart suits for Hollywood’s elite. Schedule a visit to his atelier on E. 53 rd Street and join the roster of notable names—such as Denzel Washington, Michael Douglas, and Daniel Craig—who’ve worn Logsdail’s bespoke creations.

Later, venture down to Chelsea and immerse yourself in the city’s historic arts district. Galleries such as Lehmann Maupin , DIA Chelsea , Lisson , David Zwirner , and Yossi Milo are all standouts, as is Hauser & Wirth , which just opened a new, two-story building on 18 th Street. In the last year, French interior designer Pierre Yovanovitch also debuted his first American gallery on the penthouse floor of a pre-war building in Chelsea, featuring over eighty pieces from his own furniture brand.

Saturday Evening

As the sun sets over Manhattan, head back to the hotel to freshen up for dinner. If you’re staying in one of The Fifth’s spacious suites, your dedicated butler will happily shake up a martini in the room, or for a big lookout over the city, head to Nubeluz just down the street. The swanky bar, located on the rooftop of the new Ritz Carlton NoMad, boasts jaw-dropping views of the Empire State Building located nearby.

If you’re lucky enough to snag a dinner reservation at Verōnika , don’t skip out. The restaurant, helmed by Le CouCou restaurateur Stephen Starr, is located within Fotografiska , a global photography museum that started in Stockholm, within a ten-minute’s walk from the hotel. The Roman & Williams designed space is rosy and romantic, with a menu inspired by grand European cafes. A few favorites including the tuna and uni tartare, along with the chicken schnitzel and lobster omelet, the latter of which is dolloped with smoked Arctic char caviar. Finish the night with one of the espresso martini flights, before walking through Madison Square Park, and onwards toward the hotel.

Sunday Morning

New York City is undoubtedly one of the best shopping destinations in the world, and every trip reveals new treasures. After breakfast at the hotel, spend the late morning unearthing some of the standout stores downtown. Jewelry lovers will delight in the thoughtful curation of designers on view at Broken English’s new showroom on Crosby Street, like Sylvie Corbelin, Colette, and Foundrae. Furthermore, the Mexican designer, Aurora Lopez Mejia , makes gilded talismans in the form of earrings, pendants, rings, and bracelets hand-stamped with personal mantras (her studio in Soho is by appointment only.)

For something cozy and customized, the Lingua Franca townhouse on the corner of Jane and Washington Street is always a jovial pitstop. The brand’s bestselling line of ultra-soft cashmere sweaters are hand-stitched with slogans, monograms, and mantras that are meant to uplift and empower.

Meanwhile, The Roman & Williams Guild offers a covetable collection of artisan homewares and décor. The venue just opened a new, five-seat ‘Guild Bar’ between its La Mercerie restaurant and shop where you can sample imaginative cocktails out of gleaming crystal, all of which is available to take home.

Sunday Afternoon

In New York, Sunday lunch is a citywide affair, and there is no shortage of options to choose from. I Sodi in the West Village dishes out mouthwatering Tuscan cuisine, while Raoul’s in Soho has one of the best burgers around. RAF’s is another charming choice, with its daily rotation of French- and Italian-inspired baked goods, along with oysters, tartare, pastas, and meat dishes.

As the weekend comes to an end, squeeze in one last shop visit at Salter House’s new Manhattan showroom on 2 nd Street. The 1930s space oozes cottagecore vibes, with its hex tiles, bow motifs, and white brick balls, plus its delightful collection of natural clothes and housewares.

If you have time before your flight, walk to The Metrograph for an early evening movie followed by dinner. This tasteful, old-school theater shows a well-curated roster of independent films and has two chic bars plus a brasserie-style restaurant where you can toast to a fun-filled weekend in the Big Apple.

Sallie Lewis is a Texas-based journalist who writes about everything from travel and art to design, architecture, food and fashion. She has a master's degree in writing from Johns Hopkins University and her work has been recognized by the Lowell Thomas Travel Journalism Awards. To follow her adventures and stories, find her on Instagram @ sallielewis.co or visit her online at www.sallielewis.co .

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These Are the Underground Brands New York's Fashion Crowd Is Loving

Before  second-skin tops officially became a thing late last year, they were all I would see on my daily work commute into Manhattan. Before Telfar became a global phenomenon, gracing Oprah Winfrey's Favorite Things List, it was the bag brand of choice for  my Brooklyn fashion friends in the industry. If you notice a style or brand suddenly gaining favor within the city's creative community, chances are it'll be the next thing the rest of the globe is watching. 

Essentially, what I'm getting at is that New Yorkers are pretty darn good at trend prediction . It's usually a long path for a thing to become a certified trend, but 99% of the time, where this trail begins is with the new or underground brands that build a devoted following. To get an idea of which names will be in the spotlight next year, I conducted an informal poll to see which emerging brands New Yorkers are clinging to the most. From sustainable loungewear labels to quirky, niche accessories, these are the designers and brands making waves right now in the city that never sleeps.

Marshall Columbia

Last year while I was doing research for another article, a friend suggested I check out Marshall Columbia, and it didn't take long for me to fall in love with its quirky and colorful pieces. Named after the designer behind the brand, Columbia launched in the midst of the pandemic in 2020 and has already been a go-to for sartorial risk-takers in New York. Dua Lipa and Miley Cyrus have worn its beaded and cutout pieces, and Ssense just picked up the label, so expect to see a lot more of it soon.

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If New Yorkers need one thing, it's space. From apartments to subway commutes, space becomes a premium in a city filled with more than 8 million people. This same logic applies to handbags. When walking is the main mode of transportation, a purse that can hold all of the day's essentials (and anything that might be accumulated along the way) is a must. Canadian brand OMW Bags is a godsend for that reason. Made out of knitted, stretchy material, its pieces are roomy to the max, but in a way that's neither frumpy nor pedestrian.

Savant Studios

Here's one of those "if you know, you know" hidden gems. Savant Studios is a Brooklyn-based boutique that's enjoyed a cult following for its handcrafted leather pieces and uplifting graphic hoodies and shirts. Spearheaded by Michael Graham and a crew of creatives, the store also serves as a hub for community projects and other arts events in Bedstuy. The brand's hats are some of my personal favorites.

Louisa Ballou

Hard-core swimwear fanatics may already be familiar with Louisa Ballou, but if you have yet to discover its edgy dresses and bikinis, let me introduce you. The eponymous label hasn't been around long but has catapulted this year, appearing on the likes of SZA and Renell Medrano.

Since going to the beach isn't a huge part of New York City culture—other than a few summer trips to Far Rockaway or Broadway Beach—swimwear often has to pull double duty. Louisa Ballou's collection of printed, skin-revealing dresses and suits hit that coveted mix of swimwear and ready-to-wear, so it's good on the sand as well as the streets. Another connection to the city: Everything is made in New York.

If the past year has taught us anything, it's that loungewear can never be overrated. Buci is the latest name to know in a wave of cozy loungewear brands, but the emerging label does things a bit differently: Each item is made in New York City's garment district, constructed out of sustainably sourced fabrics like organic cotton and deadstock materials. Although the brand's terry cloth shorts would make a great partner for sitting on your couch, Buci also designs beautiful, minimalist separates that should earn a spot in your daily summer uniform. 

Ask any cool Brooklyn fashion person about a brand they're most excited about, and I guarantee Raini Home will get a mention. A home décor offshoot of beloved Bedstuy boutique Sincerely, Tommy, the company sells a collection of artisan-crafted objects and small-batch furniture pieces. People with keen eyes are likely already familiar with its black-and-cream striped side table (it's a favorite on IG) and brutalist-style sling chair.

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Indya Brown is a fashion editor, stylist, and writer living in Los Angeles. While going to school at Columbia University in New York City, she got her feet wet in the fashion industry interning at Elle magazine, Harper's Bazaar, and New York magazine's The Cut . After graduating in 2016, she joined The Cut as a fashion assistant, eventually working her way up to fashion editor. There, she worked on a multitude of projects, including styling inbook feature stories for New York magazine's print issue, writing and pitching market stories for The Cut, and serving as fashion lead for The Cut's branded content. While New York has been her home for over 10 years, she moved to Los Angeles in the midst of the pandemic in 2020 for a new chapter. Now she is a fashion market editor for Who What Wear, focusing on emerging designers, rising trends on and off the internet, interior design, and BIPOC creatives and brands. Aside from her duties as a fashion market editor, Brown is also a freelance stylist and writer, working on national print and video commercial campaigns for Sephora, The Independent, and Cadillac. Her bylines also include Harper's Bazaar, Vox, and The New York Times. But once the computer goes down and the emails turn off, she's likely eating her way through Koreatown, hunting down vintage furniture, scoping out new outrageous nail designs to try, or taking a hot cycling class.

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Best of Made in NY Clothing Brands

We are huge fans of supporting local businesses, especially shopping local! Here are some of our favorite Made in NY clothing brands.  Shop them on your own o r with us on our Shopping Tours !

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Line & Label (also on our Sustainable Brooklyn Food & Fashion Tour )

From handbags, home and beautiful clothing that is handmade in Greenpoint. Founded in 2013 by Kate O’Riley. The store also showcases other independent jewelry and clothing designers next to the Line & Label Collection. They feature an area of under $50 . 

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In God We Trust

Known as IGWT, they are famous for their vintage inspired dresses, jumpsuits, shoes and jewelry. Through the years, they have upheld their mission to produce ethically and domestically. The jewelry is made in the Bedford Avenue store in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, and the apparel is made in the NYC & LA garment district.

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Meg is a locally made, women run independent clothing line. The concept is easy, everyday wear. There are stores in Manhattan, Brooklyn and Toronto. 

“Our brands’ mission is to empower women through fashion and impact our communities by stocking woman-owned accessory brands, supporting neighborhood schools, local factories, and print shops as well as fundraising for important causes such as Planned Parenthood.”

Designed with different body types in mind

Visit in one of their Locations or Shop Online !

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Loren Cronk Jeans

Loren specializes in hand-crafted premium denim that is made in their Brooklyn store. They are also a popular spot for denim repairs and alterations. 

Visit the store or Shop Online!

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Hanky Panky

This wildly popular underwear and lingerie brand was established in 1977 and is still made in the USA. They make their undergarments from high quality materials that are chosen for their stretch qualities, softness and fit.

“Hanky Panky is dedicated to innovative design, comfort, quality and NY production.  100% of the fabrics and trims used to make our Signature Lace styles are knitted in the USA.  Even the Supima® cotton fibers used to make crotch linings are grown in the USA. Our Signature Lace is an exclusive pattern available only to Hanky Panky.”

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Nanette Lepore

“Known for her bold colors, evocative prints and signature silhouettes, Nanette Lepore has become one of the leading names in contemporary American fashion. Born in Youngstown, Ohio, Nanette married painter Robert Savage and headed east to New York City. Outfitted with only her talent, tenacity and a $5,000 loan from her father, Nanette launched her label in New York City’s Garment Center. Inspired by her artsy bohemian childhood and passion for a good party, Nanette’s designs are adored by style makers and celebrities alike, including Michelle Obama, Nicki Minaj, Scarlett Johansson, Taylor Swift, Abigail Breslin, Blake Lively, Arianna Huffington, Carly Rae Jepsen and Kristin Chenoweth. Nanette’s outspoken efforts to protect New York City’s Garment Center have helped to raise awareness and demand for American-made clothing. Today, Nanette Lepore has grown into an international brand that offers women’s apparel, swimwear, accessories and fragrance. Nanette Lepore has shops across the United States, Europe, and Asia.” 

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Upstate Stock

Upstate Stock was born out of the simple fact that American manufacturing of the highest quality still exists. The same manufacturing  standard from decades ago, that very few countries can match. Over the years, there has been a stark decrease in all areas of American manufacturing; factories and mills that were once thriving are now disappearing. We are determined to return our focus (as well as our customers) back on the honest hard working individuals that once made our jeans, shirts, and accessories for the majority of our country’s history. Thank you for not only supporting Upstate Stock, but a rich part of our history that deserves to live on.

Coffee Shop + Homegoods, Clothing and more … all made in NY (also on our Sustainable Brooklyn Food & Fashion Tour )

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Leisure Life NYC

Leisure Life NYC specializes in quality lifestyle products, from men’s clothing, leather goods, accessories to art and much more.  The store is a haberdashery men’s club that is inspired in large degree by the owner’s love of vintage fashion and sports memorabilia. Hats, socks, vintage, tops, bottoms, shoes and more. 

Visit their Brooklyn location or shop  online !

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Mountain & Sackett

“Established in 1957, we began as a small neckwear manufacturer in the historic garment district of Manhattan, with the goal of creating a product made in America that featured all the sophisticated elegance of Europe’s finest artisan workshops.  Today, we proudly carry on this legacy of true handmade production, and the timeless tradition of hand sewn quality is being passed on to a new generation of skilled artisans and hand crafters. By combining a half a century of experience with the innovative technology of the internet, we are now able to offer our exclusive collection direct to you from our factory. They offer ties and bow ties.”

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Founded in 2004 by Rony Vardi, Catbird has garnered high praise from Vogue, Elle, Glamour, Nylon and more.

“In addition to working with some of the world’s most exciting jewelry designers, we design and manufacture our own Catbird line . Our mission is to make beautiful, sparkling jewelry that will bring you joy now through forever. We believe that even a very special jewelry can be worn everyday. All of our jewelry is made in our Brooklyn studio with recycled or fair-trade gold and all stones are conflict-free. All the beauty products we carry are cruelty-free. Catbird is a proud member of the CFDA , is certified Made in New York™ and is a member of No Dirty Gold .”

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Verameat is a great place to shop for light hearted jewelry, pins and patches.

“Each piece of VERAMEAT jewelry is inspired by a self-sufficient life form with a sculptural presence. VERAMEAT designs are hand-crafted in New York City from fine materials such as 100% recycled sterling silver and pure 14 karat gold. We create artfully refined, contemporary heirlooms that suit your individual style and inspire your adventures. VERAMEAT is Vera Balyura, a teller of winding tales who always seeks the extraordinary. Born in Ukraine, Vera recalls woodcarving with her grandfather, horseback riding in Utah, and high fashion modeling in New York all before the age of 14. Each design represents an experience that is at once personal yet universal. World traveling, making music, maritime sagas, botanical miracles, anatomical structures, and the history of the world are all contributing inspirations to the jewelry. VERAMEAT crafts keepsakes for everyone – from mutant dinosaurs to futuristic visions of rogue spacemen in galaxies unknown.”

Visit one of their stores  or Shop Online !

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Fleur’d Pins

“For centuries, the boutonnière has been a symbol of success, wealth, power & sophistication. It celebrates status, refinement, & prestige. Continue the tradition your way with Fleur’d Pins.”

NYC photographer Andrew Werner founded Fleur’d Pins in 2014. “I would photograph red carpets and black tie galas,’ he recalls, ‘and every men’s outfit was always the same – some variation of: black tuxedo, white shirt, black bowtie. Where was that something extra to showcase individuality?”

Each piece is handcrafted in New York City. Shop Online !

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Taz the taylor

TAZ is a bowtie & accessories brand inspired by sustainable design solutions. TAZ makes one-of-a-kind pocket squares, headbands and patchwork bowties out of amazing fabrics that would otherwise end up in a landfill. 

“Inspired by the amount of waste TAZ saw first hand that the fashion industry created, we have partnered with luxury fashion houses, bespoke tailors and local non-profits to collect their remnant fabrics to create our one of a kind pieces. Over 11 million tons of fabric is put into landfills in the United States every year and we want to change that.”

TAZ is a classically trained tailor who lives and works in New York.  All pieces are made by hand with up-cycled materials by TAZ in his studio.

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Rebel Designs

Handmade women’s and men’s jewelry, handbags and leather accessories. Bracelet, accessories, necklaces, handbags, rings and more. 

Visit one of their Stores or Shop Online !

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Wyldaire makes unique unisex hats that are packable! They are made ethically (in the US) of cruelty-free wool and water resistant straw. Just roll them up and pack in your suitcase!

“Made to last thousands of miles and memories; we source only the highest quality fabrics and trims. Hand designing every detail for both aesthetics and functionality. Travel testing for durability and ease of use.”

You can find more brands here: https://madeinnyc.org/consumer-shopping/fashion/

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New York City is traditionally broken up into five-boroughs: Manhattan, the Bronx, Brooklyn, Queens, and Staten Island. To the west, there's the island of Manhattan where you'll find most of the iconic attractions like Central Park, The Empire State Building and Times Square. It might be a good idea to give yourself plenty of time to explore this borough. To the north of Manhattan is the Bronx, known for Yankee Stadium and famous Bronx Zoo. Over on the eastside is Queens where you can explore a variety of museums off the beaten path like MoMA PS1, Queens Museum and New York Hall of Science. Over in Brooklyn, look out for the famous Brooklyn Bridge and Coney Island, both have been featured in countless movies and TV shows. Down south is Staten Island connected to Manhattan via the Staten Island Ferry, which gives you a scenic ride of New York Harbor.

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Central Park : You could easily spend all day at this park. It's home to numerous movie filming locations like Wollman Rink, known for most ice-skating scenes in New York City and Bethesda Terrace, that gorgeous arched terrace with the fountain outside of it with the angel on top, popular with romcoms. Just walk around the park and you'll get a sense of deja vu. The park is also home to the Central Park Zoo and the Metropolitan Museum of Art.

Statue of Liberty : A gift from the French, she's become a symbol of America. You can only reach her by ferry so make sure to book your ticket in advance to get an up-close and personal look and learn more about this piece of American history.

Empire State Building : Songs have been inspired by this building, the New York skyline wouldn't be quite as stylish without it. While not the tallest building in the city, this 102-story art deco inspired building still offers an amazing view of the city.

Times Square : If you're brave enough come for the epic New Year's Eve ball drop, otherwise come to marvel at the brightly lit square in all its glory on any other day of the year. It's located at the junction of Broadway and Seventh Ave and is surrounded by popular attractions, restaurants and shops.

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Tips For Tourists On The New York City Subway For The First Time

• There are plenty of New York subway tips, one of which is to stay away from the yellow area to avoid accidents and incidents on the subway platform.
• One of the things to know about the NYC subway is that the numbers and letters on the New York subway map are more important than the colors.
• Pay attention to signs, announcements, and the subway map to navigate the subway system effectively and avoid getting lost.

No one can dispute that New York City is one of the ultimate travel destinations in the US and is where many people's dreams come true. From the epic foodie neighborhoods in NYC to the city's museums, stores, and brands, many things in the Big Apple have left their imprint on the United States and worldwide, all of which are found in this concrete jungle.

More than 8 million people call New York City home , and around one-third of them were born outside the country. The city attracts between 60 and 70 million tourists a year due to its diversity and liveliness, earning it the title of "cultural center of the world." As exciting as that sounds, getting around may seem difficult for first-timers, especially when taking the subway. So, how does the NYC subway work, exactly?

The subway New York City offers is one of the busiest in the country, and it can be challenging for newcomers to navigate safely and seamlessly. Therefore, here are a number of NYC subway tips for a safe, successful vacation in what is easily the most famous city in America!

UPDATE: 2023/12/27 21:32 EST BY MARIA BOU INK

Wondering How The New York City Subway Works?

Taking public transport in NYC for the first time? No need to worry; here are a number of additional, updated, and useful tips and information on the NYC subway system

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Stay Away From The Yellow Area

Purpose: for safety and to avoid any incidents.

The yellow part of the subway seems obvious, doesn't it? Still, first-timers on New York’s subway would be shocked at how many passengers choose to disregard the line and stand in (or too close to) the yellow area at the edge of the subway station.

Sadly, after buying a New York subway pass for tourists, some unsavvy first-timers stand too close to the edge, which may result in a serious incident (some locals even do this, too). Therefore, passengers must keep their distance from the yellow area at all times, not only when a train is approaching the station.

Get Ready Well Before Your Intended Stop

Purpose: to avoid missing your stop.

Distractions aboard the New York subway are commonplace. Characters on the train may be so interesting that first-time passengers could miss their stop, ranging from adorable Mariachi bands (sometimes too loud) to children selling candy to downright vibrant New Yorkers.

Have fun on the ride, but be mindful. During peak times, it is better to get ready and head near the train's doors before the intended stop to avoid missing it due to door closure. The doors don't stay open for long, after all, and trying to fight one's way through a crowded train during rush hour to exit is not a pleasant experience when riding the NYC subway for the first time!

Read The Signs To Find Your Train Station

Purpose: to avoid getting lost.

Over 36 separate subway lines transport people between Brooklyn, Queens, Manhattan, and the Bronx. The majority of subways in NYC go below ground, as the name would imply. There are a few lines that cross above, though.

However, tourists will mostly be moving underground. The secret is to pay attention to the signs that identify the subway lines that each station serves and the direction in which each train is traveling.

Related: 10 Tips For Riding New York City's Subways & Trains During The Holidays

Pay Attention To The Signs & Announcements For The Previous & Next Stations

Purpose: to know when to get off and reach the intended destination.

Modern subways contain light-up graphics that show which station tourists are on the route for, but older trains will not . Travelers should not be afraid if they miss the graphics and station signs, though, because the conductor will always make clear which stop they are at and which station is coming up.

Passengers can also see signs for the station the train has just pulled into by looking out the window if they miss the announcement. Additionally, each train car contains a New York subway map spread of the full subway network, making it easier to learn how to use the subway in NYC , even as a newbie.

Follow The NYC Subway Map’s Numbers & Letters But Not The Colors

Purpose: to understand the subway map.

Travelers pondering how to use the NYC subway as a tourist should take the map's letters and numbers into account (the colors aren't quite as important). Travelers may see the many lines on the NYC subway map in a variety of colors and counts; they should make sure they choose the appropriate subway line by letter or number since New Yorkers don't really refer to the train lines by their colors.

This is because, for example, despite the blue line showing lines A, C, and E, these train tracks ultimately diverged, and tourists can find themselves in an entirely different and even unintended location from where they started.

For more information, check out a guide to using the NYC subway and how to ride its trains .

Choose An Appropriate NYC MetroCard

Purpose: to get the most suitable card for tourists (not locals).

Two different NYC subway card types are available: an Unlimited Ride card and a normal Pay-Per-Ride card. If travelers buy the Unlimited 7-Day MetroCard, they can take the bus and metro as much as they choose and use the subway like a true New Yorker.

If tourists choose Pay-Per-Ride, they can utilize Tap-To-Pay instead of purchasing a MetroCard. They can touch their credit or debit card on the screen and even use their phone's wallet to pay.

• Costs : The cost of an Unlimited 7-Day MetroCard is $34, including a $1 card charge. Each subway ride costs $2.75 with a standard Pay-Per-Ride card, though travelers get one free transfer to a bus.

Check If Your Destination Is Uptown Or Downtown

Purpose: to select the right subway platform.

So, how do tourists use the NYC subway without getting lost, even with all the maps and tips available? Well, one answer to this is that travelers must select the appropriate platform, which tends to be based on whether the train goes uptown or downtown.

Additionally, certain subway stations feature distinct entrances for uptown or downtown-bound trains. This implies that to go in the desired direction, travelers might need to cross the street. Entry to both uptown and downtown platforms is often available from each station door at express stations.

Related: 10 Things To Know Before Riding The NYC Subway

Know The Difference Between Red And Green Globes

Purpose: to understand the subway's operating hours.

Travelers may notice that most subway stations in NYC feature either a red or a green globe. These were initially put in place to inform passengers which stations are open 24/7, referred to with a green globe, and which stations are closed at night, marked with a red globe. The red globes were also intended to indicate exit-only staircases.

However, most residents and tourists to New York City probably ignore these markings.

Change Your Train Line Using Pedestrian Tunnels

Purpose: to save money and time.

Another mistake first-timers on the NYC subway system make is leaving one stop and going to another to catch a different train, incurring another fare. Some stations are connected to other stations via pedestrian tunnels; using those tunnels between the two stations can save travelers time and money.

Once someone heads down the subway, they shouldn't need to leave and enter another area; everything will be connected.

If You Need Help, Ask Someone!

Purpose: to get help from a local (or a conductor) in the know.

Travelers who are unsure if they are standing on the right side of the platform or boarding the correct train shouldn't hesitate to ask someone. They might be astonished to learn that a lot of New Yorkers are pretty friendly, and some even like helping out tourists.

Travelers can also ask the conductor aboard the train, who often points at each station's black and white striped boards. It's always better to speak up and ask questions rather than to be stuck in the wrong subway car headed toward a completely different destination.

Avoid Staring At People In The Metro

Purpose: to avoid offending (and potentially angering) anyone.

The New York City subway is typically one of the most fascinating places in the Big Apple for people watching; however, passengers should try to keep their eyes off others, for the most part. Looking without staring is usually fine; however, just like in most big cities around the world, gazing at someone for too long is a surefire way to offend them (and maybe even anger them).

Additionally, in New York, citizens normally keep calm when they see a famous person or an unusual character—the less attention someone brings to themselves, especially when new to the city, the better. Many long-time residents also claim that blending in helps keep them safe in NYC during their commutes.

Watch Your Valuables

Purpose: to avoid falling victim to pickpocketing.

A useful piece of NYC subway advice is to safeguard valuables. Travelers should avoid putting their wallets and other valuable items in their back pockets. Pickpocketing can happen anywhere, so keeping one's guard up is essential when traveling not just the NYC subway but any public transportation. That also applies to electronics, like phones, tablets, headphones, speakers, and whatever else holds a high value.

As tempting as it is to get some work or study done on the subway using a laptop or tablet, it can be a super quick and easy target for thieves. Instead, it may be safer to do any work on a smartphone, holding it very tight or having a case with a connecting string/cable to one's pants/jacket/bag.

Don't forget that there are other ways to get around NYC besides the subway .

Download Games To Play

Purpose: to pass the time and stay entertained.

One of the best ways to pass the time on the NYC subway is to play games on a phone. However, sometimes there might not be internet connectivity in the tunnels, so it's best to have a pre-downloaded game like Candy Crush, Angry Birds, Sudoku, or whatever one enjoys playing.

It is surprising just how much faster the time goes by on the subway when having a distraction (a good old-fashioned book or even a Kindle also works as well).

Remember That The NYC Subway Never Stops

Purpose: to reduce "last train" anxiety and relax.

NYC is known as the city that never sleeps. Unsurprisingly, its extensive system of metro trains also never rests; the NYC Subway runs 24 hours a day, seven days a week, 365 days a year.

The subway really is the easiest way to get around the Big Apple, and it's rare that someone ever needs to hurry to get the last train at one of the system's 493 stations. As such, travelers can ditch the notion of rushing around for fear of missing the last train (there are plenty, and there's always another train to get people home!).

Not all lines run through the night, though, so refer to the NYC subway's late-night service to see what's operational.

Never Forget To Pay The Subway Fare

Purpose: to avoid fines.

The fares on the NYC Subway cost $2.75 for most riders (there are reduced fares for those 65 and older and certain other categories of people). People can pay using OMNY - the contactless fare payment system - or a MetroCard.

Both ways are simple and easy to use. Up to four riders can use the same payment method; just tap or swipe the appropriate number of times for each rider. Whatever the case, travelers must never forget to pay (or indeed try to fare dodge altogether), as this will incur penalties for fare evasion . In fact, those who enter the NYC subway system or ride buses without paying are subject to a $50 or $100 fine !

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Bring Cleaning Wipes For The Seats

Purpose: to boost hygiene and reduce the risk of illness.

Another good plan for riders of the New York City subway is to bring cleaning wipes. Before taking a seat on the subway, many native New Yorkers and visitors wipe down their seats before getting comfy. This is good practice whether there is an active COVID-19 outbreak or it's regular cold and flu season (the subway is a germ field and one of the easiest ways to get sick in NYC, with all the daily passengers that commute!).

Any standard disinfectant wipes, whether Clorox, Windex, or store-brand wipes, will do. The key is finding a product to kill bacteria and clean whatever dirt, oil, or debris could be on the seat. Luckily, most NYC subway cars feature plastic seating, which is easy to clean off between stops.

Bring Headphones To Listen To Music Or Stream Shows/Movies

Purpose: to reduce exposure to subway noise.

For those who don't want to hear noise during their trip on the New York City subway, bringing a pair of headphones along for the ride for music or to watch a show or movie can be a lifesaver. Generally, it's normal to see New Yorkers in subways with their earbuds or headphones on while riding between subway lines/stops.

However, passengers don't want to be unaware of their surroundings for safety. For example, if the music playing through the headphones is too loud and someone can't hear an emergency alert or a problem in their subway car, headphones may pose an issue. As such, try to keep one ear open or have the volume turned down enough so that the subway noise is drowned out but without risking missing any issues or announcements.

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20 Travel Influencers from New York to Follow

Written By Sari Klaczkowski

Published on sep 01, 2023.

There’s nothing quite like the jaw-droppingly gorgeous Instagram posts of travel influencers to inspire you to pack your bags and hop on a flight to your dream destinations. 

In the case of these 20 travel influencers from New York , there’s almost no place on the planet where they haven’t left their footprints. You’ll find no shortage of amazing photos at iconic locations on their profiles! 

Because we can’t sneak into their suitcases, we’ll have to settle for tapping the follow button and tagging along virtually for now. Get inspired by their adventures and plan your next trip like a total pro using their useful travel tips and tricks! 

1. Sabrina | @with.love.brina

Whether she’s in South Korea or Brazil, Sabrina is best known for sharing travel photos that look so unreal. Her followers get the extra perk of access to her tried-and-tested itineraries. Travelling becomes so much easier when you follow her tips!

2. Gabbi & Shanna | @27travels

They call themselves the “lesbian travel couple from NYC” and are spreading the love across the globe! With Gabbi being a pro photographer and Shanna being a pro videographer, it’s no surprise that they capture the world through mesmerizing shots. 

Their page is called “ 27 Travels ” because of the date of their anniversary! #SoAdorable

3. Laura Giromini | @viverenewyork

This Brooklynite from Italy has been blogging about the beauty of NYC since 2009! 

Through her platform, Vivere New York, she shares NYC tips, travel discoveries, and personal insights and experiences. Her content is perfect for NYC locals as well as anyone looking to learn more about the city! 

4. Paula | @xoxopaula

Paula has said “I am proudly addicted to the feeling of having a suitcase in my hand and love to fill my passport with new stamps every chance I get”—we’ve decided it’s one of the most relatable travel bug statements we’ve ever heard. 

As a “broke college student,” she travelled to 28 countries and is now traversing the globe as one of the top travel influencers from New York . Whether you’re on a budget or thinking about splurging a little, follow her for next-level travel tips!

5. Rawan | @rawantheplug

Apart from sharing her cross-continent travels on social media, Rawan is a lifestyle influencer also dedicated to empowering underrepresented communities by sharing college and career opportunities and resources. 

She was one of the 11,000 Meta employees who were famously laid off back in November 2022—today she’s living her best life as one of the most popular travel influencers from NYC. Few travel influencers have this much range! 

6. Dana Berez | @danaberez

If you’re going to travel the world, you’ve got to do it with style—this is something that social media travel blogger Dana Berez does in spades! 

Her content features New York City travel guides and itineraries, as well as recommendations for other destinations like Paris and Italy. You’re in for fun vibes and a ton of fashionable adventures when you follow this travel influencer from NYC!

7. Shaunie Begley | @shauniebegley

Shaunie Begley calls herself your “Catch Flights Not Feelings” bestie—and trust us, you need a friend like her on your travel adventures. 

Born and Raised in Brooklyn, she fell in love with travel when she started studying abroad in China. Since then, she has visited countries such as Italy, Croatia, Ireland, Norway, Grand Cayman, Belize, Puerto Rico, and many other places.

8. Eileen Rhein | @lighttravelsfaster

We can’t possibly put together a list of the top travel influencers from NYC without including Eileen Rhein. Travel destinations wait for her to visit!

As an expert on luxury and adventure travel, she spends an average of four to six months on the road per year and has visited 80 countries. She’s not just a travel writer who works for travel and lifestyle magazine Light Travels Faster ; she’s also a corporate attorney on Wall Street, a violinist, and a professional dancer. Wow!

9. Oneika Raymond | @oneikatraveller

You might know Oneika Raymond as one of the most iconic travel influencers from New York. She reigns supreme as an Emmy-winning journalist who’s an on-camera host for Travel Channel and NBC.

To give you an idea of just how much of an explorer she really is, she’s travelled to 120 countries—and paid rent in seven. (We’re not jealous; you are.) 

10. Tanmaya Godbole | @hernewyorkedit

Tanmaya Godbole called NYC home: she lives in the Upper West Side and is passionate about making others fall in love with the city as well. 

Considering that she truly has a talent for capturing places in a way that leaves audiences awestruck, she’s definitely accomplished that mission! She’s travelled to 23 countries so far and never fails to share helpful tips and tricks.

11. Vicki Rutwind | @vickirutwind

Vicki Rutwind proudly quit her full time job as a lawyer to travel—her Instagram content is stunning enough to leave wanting to do the same! 

From Mykonos, Greece to Frontera, Spain, this travel influencer takes her 108K followers with her through every adventure. She focuses on luxury and boutique travel guides, finding Instagrammable places , and other tips to help people with their travel plans.

12. Ivonne | @latinachictravels

Wondering how to travel smarter and more purposefully? 

Ivonne of @latinechictravels has got you covered with detailed guides, plus fabulous OOTD inspiration. Few travel influencers manage to be this creative and stylish—yes, we want to create content like she does!

13. Malgorzata Brzostowski | @glamofnyc

Her name’s Malgorzata, but you can call her “Gosia.” 

You’ll find that the Instagram page of this Polish native who moved to New York City about 10 years ago is a treasure trove of beautiful places, experiences, and hotel reviews.

On her travel blog— glamofnyc.com —you’ll also find photography tips and gorgeous Lightroom presets. Yes, this travel blogger does it all! 

14. Katie Romero | @thekatieromero

Here’s another one of the travel influencers from New York who’s absolutely taking over TikTok with super helpful tips. 

Katie Romero’s here to share fun classes and hobbies you can take up in NYC, the best-hidden pop-ups, and even some exciting things you can do for free. Find us another travel influencer so good at finding hidden gems—we’re waiting!

15. Lisa | @nycyorkiegirls

Okay , but the award for cutest travel influencers from NYC goes to @nycyorkiegirls. 

Led by their lovely hooman, Lisa, Yorkshire pups Amy and Emily have travelled to over 54 countries together across four continents, where they’ve left their adorable paw prints. Expect to find dog-friendly travel inspiration, tips, and tricks on their page! 

16. Laurie Peruchi | @laura_peruchi

Her friends call her the “CEO of New York City” because her endless exploration has taken her to every corner of the iconic place.  

Whether it’s rooftop recommendations or the best cruises, Laurie Peruchi’s guide features the best 200 spots to visit. She’s a perfect match for anyone looking for travel content that’s equal parts fun and detailed! 

17. Cynthia Andrew | @simplycyn

This attorney, expert traveller, and twin mama is such a life-saver for parents looking for hacks on how to #TravelWithKids.

Your newsfeed is about to be filled with adorable family adventure content ! Other travel influencers may be more bombastic, but few manage to be so helpful and inspiring—don’t sleep on Cynthia’s lifestyle content!

18. Saumya Rai | @vishusaumya

Saumya Rai is here to share bucket list recommendations and travel guides that will make your trips smoother than ever.

She and her partner Vishu have taken audiences on adventures to 30 countries and over 100 cities. Together, these travel influencers from New York have dreamed up the popular travel blog “ Road to Taste ”—and given us a serious case of FOMO!

19. Sunetra | @globetrottingsu

Sunetra’s dream is “To inspire people from all over the world to take the scenic route in life. To enjoy the beauty in getting lost and to find happiness in being themselves.”

Through her travel and photography tips, you’ll get hacks and insights from the 55 countries she’s explored so far. Oh, and you might find a few inspiring captions that you should totally use on your next vacation post. Just saying!

20. KT & Marc | @pretzelsinparadise

If you’re looking for a daily dose of travel recommendations and adorable dog content, hit the follow button of KT and Marc!

Discover dog-friendly staycations, hiking trips, bars, preserves, and a bunch of other fun places where you and your fur babies can live your best life.

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10 New York City-Based Outdoor Brands You Should Know

It might be far from the mountains but with a never-ending well of creative energy it's no surprise Gotham makes its share of great outdoor gear

Amelia Arvesen

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New York City is a nucleus for street fashion, skyscrapers, Michelin stars, and shopping districts. Finance, media, and real estate dominate as industries, but with a population of 8.4 million, there’s no shortage of people committed to other pursuits—the exploration and enjoyment of the outdoors included. It's not surprising that some seriously talented artists and designers across the city have started outdoor brands that combine their resourcefulness as urban commuters with their love for recreating outside.

From a socially-conscious power brand to an ultralight hiking gear lab, these companies share more in common than just living in NYC . Many started in (and are still running out of) the founders’ homes, if not small studios, and their gear is made for hyper-niche (i.e. passionate) audiences. Each brand has a sharp design with a timeless aesthetic, staying true to New York sensibilities. “If I can’t look at it all day, it’s not allowed to exist here,” says Trevor Davis, founder of William Ellery . “New Yorkers don’t have much space so anything that we make or want or have, we have to really love.”

Whether you live in NYC or not, these 10 outdoor brands are worth getting to know if you love collecting unique and useful gear. And if you’re local, keep your calendar open for their events across the city, from group hikes to collabs to pop-ups.

10 New York City-based Outdoor Brands

Allmansright

Year Founded: 2020 Specialty: Ultralight hiking gear Hero Item: Eco Liten 35

Based in the Bronx, Allmansright is an ultralight “outdoor gear lab” using lightweight backpacks , sling bags , and accessories as a vessel to diversify the hiking community and inspire hikers to protect the environment. “Objects can help people care more about the environment,” said Livio Melo, an artist and designer who launched the brand in 2020. “Gear can really show you what’s at stake in the immediate, and allow you to see what’s at stake on a larger scale, too.” After his first few overnights in 2018, Melo, who grew up in the Dominican Republic before moving to NYC, fully immersed himself in the UL community. Carrying less weight to travel faster and farther intrigued him, as did getting closer to nature. Without bringing as many supplies, maybe just a tarp to sleep under, the experience of sleeping outside became more visceral to him. And he wants to share that with others of all identities, body types, and abilities. Look for Allmansright’s recent collaboration with William Ellery, a blackberry purple waterproof bear bag .

Year Founded: 2020 Specialty: Women’s hiking apparel Hero Item: Midlayer_01

With backgrounds in fashion, Chelsea Rizzo and Allison Levy didn’t feel like themselves in the obnoxiously bright hiking clothes that make up the majority of women’s outdoor apparel. Rizzo said she felt like she was suiting up in an outdoor costume rather than wearing something aligned with her everyday fashion sense. So the pair teamed up to create Hikerkind , a women’s outdoor apparel brand that’s based around style systems, like a capsule wardrobe but for getting on the trail. The Base Bra and Base Shorts function together as a baselayer set but also integrate with everything else, from the gridded fleece Midlayer_01 to the trail-friendly Dress_01 to the straight-legged Trousers_01 . Lines are crisp, fabrics are technical, and might we add that their color choices and names are divine: lichen, alpenglow, buckwheat, redwood, conifer, and truffle. Nothing is overly feminine or loud, allowing nature to steal the spotlight. Hikerkind’s Hike Club also gets together every month, in NYC and beyond, to hike, exchange books, and hang out. Coming soon: their very own resale outlet .

William Ellery

Year Founded: 2019 Specialty: Limited-edition expedition gear Hero Item: Starchart Shirt

Housed in Trevor Davis’ 800-square-foot Bushwick studio, William Ellery is a bespoke expedition gear label known for eclectic items that you won’t find anywhere else—like the signature Rec Socks made from possum wool, the iridescent June Bug Jacket as a nod to the ingenuity of insects, and the pocketed mesh bags of the Beachcomber Gear collection. Limited to small batches, almost everything in the shop is handmade by Davis, who encourages customers to personalize their gear to fit their needs once it leaves his studio. “I’m 100% behind anything anyone wants to do to a William Ellery garment,” Davis said. “Once it’s yours, it’s yours. You should do whatever you want with it.” Rather than looking to traditional outdoor adventurers for inspiration, he turns his eye toward scientists and explorers such as cargo-pant-clad Jane Gooddall and oceanographer Jacques Cousteau to inform his next projects. And his research is well documented: Every collection comes with a Research Catalog , essentially a zine with all the scientific references and specs for the products.

Ita Leisure

Year Founded: 2021 Specialty: Camp furniture and goods Hero Item: Leisure Chair

From the bright blue, orange, or yellow Leisure Chair to the vibrantly checkered Ewe Beach Towels , Ita Leisure’s design choices reinforce the notion that time spent outdoors is rich and diverse. This Black- and woman-owned outdoor furniture and goods brand launched in summer 2021 with designs that honor cultural and ancestral connection to communities of color. The towels are inspired by Ghanaian kente cloth, the woven chair and table represent traditional African crafts, and the Ile Blanket graphics pay respect to Nigerian fabrics. “When searching for outdoor serenity, I was so often struck by a sense of discomfort and hyper visibility as a Black woman,” wrote Nigerian-British founder Jade Akintola. “Having made the decision to prioritize time outdoors, I set out to create products that aligned with, alluded to, and called in my community.” The brand’s core belief is that “leisure is for everyone.” And comfort is a throughline, with products that make sitting, carrying, drying, and lounging in the outdoors more inclusive.

FSP Outdoors

Year Founded: 2012 Specialty: Utilitarian bags and packs Hero Item: Rucksack

When it’s broken, you fix it. That’s been Blair Kemp’s philosophy behind his brand FSP Outdoors (named after his travels to the iconic Fanispan, Vietnam’s highest peak). From his Brooklyn apartment, Kemp has been making utilitarian bags and packs since 2012. Strong, simple, and adaptable are words that appear on FSP’s website over and over, as well as each bag’s gridded nylon, leather accents, mesh pockets, and monochrome and blocked color designs. Every little component, from the buckles to the straps, are intended to be mended and repaired many times so they can conceivably last forever. Kemp isn’t really interested in making many bucks; he’s more captivated by the process of creating, be it memories or useful products. “It’s about more than making bags, it’s an avenue to do other creative things, too,” Kemp told Field Mag. “It’s a reason to go outside, a reason to go on trips, a reason to go places with friends, and create more.”

Eighteen East

Year Founded: 2018 Specialty: Handmade men’s apparel Hero Item: Shirt jacket

On the other hand, gorpcore has its role to play in the world of technical fashion. Launched in 2018 by New York designer Antonio Ciongoli, GORP-adjacent and skate-inspired Eighteen East makes men’s apparel out of interesting textiles with plenty of pockets, texture, patches, and allure. There’s the Jaipur Easy Shorts with delicate patchwork kantha stitches and the Benny Hiking Pant that are the most stylish cargos you can probably find, along with bucket hats, 1000-denier tote bags , and waterproof ripstop jackets that you can find as easily on trail as on the streets. In an attempt to curb overproduction and overconsumption, Ciongoli searches for products that “prioritize integrity and creativity over shortsighted profitability.” That’s why many of the pieces are slowly constructed with handmade techniques—and at limited quantities and high price points—and dropped as collaborations with harmonious streetwear brands like Bodega and Earth\Studies .

The Arrivals

Year Founded: 2014 Specialty: Outerwear Hero Item: AER Down puffer

This collaborative outerwear design studio out of Brooklyn is probably to blame for keeping puffy jackets en vogue. Using gorgeous post-consumer textiles, often in subdued and understated colors that mimic nature’s palette, The Arrivals develops collections of all-weather jackets for men and women that look cool and keep its wearer toasty—like the shin-length TURBO Sleeper puffy and the three-layer HAVEN Parka . They also make select accessories, (their latest collection of angular 3D-printed optics is completely sold out). The brand definitely toes the line between high fashion and outdoor gear, but the vision statement clears things up: “We believe outerwear is a tool for discovery, and we are committed to developing mindful out-of-doors tools for the path ahead.” Self expression in the outdoors is both for playfulness and performance, especially when your jacket, as elevated as it may be, is continuously tested by the design team for improvement.

Year Founded: 2006 Specialty: Off-grid energy Hero Item: CampStove 2+

Around 2006, Jonathan Cedar and Alec Drummond met at the Smart Design conference in NYC where they bonded over sustainable design. They started tinkering on weekends with concepts for a wood-burning camping stove. It took six more years for them to finesse their design and launch it into the world as BioLite. Now their company is known for more than just stoves; its headlamps, portable lanterns, solar panels, generators, and fire pits frequently land in our roundups. Headquartered in DUMBO with another office in Nairobi, Kenya, the company has always held social and environmental impact as an important dimension to the brand. While their products work for overlanders and hikers, they’re also distributed to people in India and Uganda who are in need of clean and reliable energy. Plus, BioLite is Climate Neutral Certified, meaning it measures, reduces, and offsets its carbon footprint every year.

Store: Outlandish

Year Founded: 2023 Specialty: Hiking shop and event space Hero Item: Outlandish x Ciele CLBCap

Outlandish is much more than a hiking store. One of only a few Black-owned outdoor stores, the red brick Crown Heights shop is also a space for people of color to connect and reconnect with the outdoors. Shelves are stocked with local and POC-owned brands (like Ita Leisure and Allmansright, also on this list). A bookshelf features nature writing by people of color. And they’re already collaborating with companies like Ciele to create custom gear and organizations like Outdoor Afro to cultivate community. Co-founders Ken Bernard and Benje Williams met at REI, but they didn’t see themselves represented in retail or recreating outside. “Our belief is that people of color have belonged to the outdoors from the beginning,” they wrote . Along with biweekly hikes (that leave via shuttle from the store to make things easy), they’re planning a roster of events to host, like film screenings and concerts.

Store: Hatchet Outdoor Supply Co.

Year Founded: 2013 Specialty: Fashionable outdoor apparel Hero Item: Gramicci short

Adventure means something different to everyone. Making the trek out to Rockaway for the surf or heading to the Catskills is adventurous, but so is just navigating the city. Anything can happen. In 2013, Brooklyn’s Gene Han opened Hatchet Outdoor Supply Co. and brought his gearhead dreams to life to equip 21st century city-dwelling adventurers. In the bright and white-walled store on Atlantic Ave., you can find Klattermusen alpine packs and velour track jackets, The North Face down sleeping bags and Fair Isle sweaters. Hatchet also stocks a wide variety of sneakers, a nod to Han’s other hobby. (He co-founded the sneaker boutique, Alumni .) The outdoor store’s curation is based on Han’s good taste and eye for design. He brings in stuff he likes and finds useful, not necessarily stuff that’s riding the gorpcore trend. If you happen to be in Los Angeles, Hatchet has a second location between Little Tokyo and the Arts District.

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In 1994 the streetwear legend Supreme was born in New York. Authenticity, quality and own style with an origin linked to skate, punk, hip-hop and youth counterculture. Its unique and limited edition products add supreme value to the brand.

High-end streetwear clothing brand founded in 2011 in New York. His designs combine classic and modern elements and his garments have an impeccable finish. Kith is known worldwide and has collaborated with major brands such as Versace and Nike.

Haute couture brand created in Brooklyn in 2006 by Shayne Oliver and Raúl López. With strong streetwear roots, the brand has made a name for itself in New York's new fashion forefront. Oversized t-shirts, iconic styles... all inspired by the New York culture of the 90s.

Irreverence and savage. FA is a company of ideas, collages that function as repositories of analogical quotes. There are no specific seasons, the product only appears when the ideas come. Childhood photos of their riders, messianic references or Chloë Sevigny as inspiration.

KidSuper is a creative collective from Brooklyn that designs and makes clothes, puts on art performances, makes videos... The essence and message of the brand is clear: "When you're little, you think you can do anything and anything is possible : you're young, you're free."

New York 1995. Youth culture, hip-hop music, unique and innovative designs and a clear commitment to the quality of its materials and authenticity in its designs. 10 Deep is focused on creativity and innovation and avoids overselling.

Independent streetwear clothing brand from New York (2007) made up of a small team of creatives and professionals. The indie brand is inspired by the city, the outdoors and the arts. Its aesthetic is minimal, authentic and eclectic with a vintage atmosphere.

Founded by Angelo Baque (former creative director of Supreme) in NY, the brand focuses on high-quality streetwear with designs inspired by pop culture, art and music.

1980, NYC. Creativity, rock and rap music, original and avant-garde designs, unique washing techniques... Tripp has created the urban fashion counterculture called "Dark Street" by staying true to his style while constantly innovating.

Mishka is a reflection of the American punk aesthetic with designs bombarded with very colorful animations, madness, destruction, macabre toys, gore anime, parody, fun...

Founded by Pat Murray and Peter Sidlaukas, Bronze 56K has become a symbol of the underground scene with its unique and playful style. Based in New York, the brand captures a nostalgic feeling of the 90s and the early days of the internet.

Chillwear brand that combines surf, skate and streetwear. Colourful, cool and fresh designs, vintage style... A happy, relaxed brand with a unique style.

ECKO UNLTD., the iconic streetwear brand, transcends individuals, graffiti, and fashion. It embodies generations of artists, subcultures, and counter cultures. Now a global powerhouse, ECKO UNLTD. remains at the forefront of streetwear, staying connected to emerging trends and talent.

From New York and with a clear specialization in high-quality skinny denim jeans inspired by Japanese workwear. Its flagship product is the unique and unmistakable denim biker pants. The brand experiments with rips and wear in denim through waxing and bleaching.

Skate brand inspired by the dark popular culture and the bizarre. Pure skate essence and one of the most interesting and respected brands of the moment in the real skateboard environment.

Fubu is born with a commitment to the black community and its culture. He gained great popularity in the 1990s and early 2000s and focused on sportswear and casual streetwear. The brand draws inspiration from hip-hop culture and its designs often include references to black music and culture.

Drawing influence from music, fashion, and photography, designer and pro skater Alex Olson creates the unique 917 brand. Exclusively found at chosen skate shops, it embodies the essence of skate culture.

Barriers NYC: Dripping logo and empowering phrases on ready-to-wear apparel and accessories. Embracing opportunity and spotlighting influential figures through blog and vlog.

Official Wutang Brand Since 1995. Straight From The Grains Of The WUTANG Soil. Shaolin, New York! Nineties style with strong old school hip hop roots, vintage quality fabrics and designs with the essence of yesteryear.

"Always Up / New York". Independent skate clothing brand with a focus on quality and construction. Durability, fresh and unique designs, pastel colors...

Pioneer brand of the streetwear essence created by April Walker. Tupac, Notorious Big, Beavis... Great legends wore their clothes and today they continue to hit hard and maintain that strong original essence of the brand.

Contemporary streetwear brand based in Brooklyn, NY. Alien Body explores the outer regions of the paranormal, conspiracies, the occult...Sbculture, cyberpunk, techno, psychonauts, ravers, artists, gothic, queer...

New York designer with a bizarre, punk, and underground stylistic proposal. Cody DeFranco's designs are captivating, impressive, and unique, marking the emergence of a talented individual leaving a distinct mark on the fashion scene.

New York brand that defines the culture and experiences of the ruthless drifter. Outwear fashion, high quality oversize and very inspired by Asian culture and anime.

Privilege New York is a Lower East Side brand and boutique collaborating with artists to fuse style, music, and culture. From NYC to Japan, their flagship and Lafayette stores embody the authentic street-inspired lifestyle that defines them.

Full Court Press focuses on niche references, incorporating unique graphics on T-shirts inspired by NBA history. Themed zines coincide with certain releases, covering topics like NBA players' tattoos. The brand's aim is to transition into books, maintaining a strong focus on clothes with plenty of cultural references.

Regenerative and genderless fashion multiverse offering limited edition clothing. Expression of internal absurdities, stories, authenticities, love, words, design... This streetwear brand is sustainable and only uses dead and recycled fabrics.

Founded by Aaron Bondaroff, 4 Worth Doing celebrates activities that are 'worth doing.' Bondaroff, known for aNYthing and KNOW WAVE, brings craftsmanship and OG streetwear staples to the brand with graphic tees, logo socks, and more.

Sustainable, gender-free streetwear and accessories with a focus on innovative materials and community upliftment. They prioritize ethical labor, fair trade, and excellent quality while minimizing environmental impact. Innovation and progressive design are at the core of the brand.

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