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Style / Accessories
Colette
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Online boutique
One of the most fabulous boutiques in the world makes sure all your gifts are ooh-la-la-lovely.
Style / Apparel and Accessories
Flight001
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Online boutique
Have bag, will travel. The site for this mini-chain of stores is the first stop for cool travel necessities, from stylish suitcases on wheels to the...
Style / Novelties and Souvenirs
Magic Inc.
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5082 N. Lincoln Ave. - Chicago (Lincoln Square)
The oldest family-run magic show in North America, features magic tricks, DVDs, lessons, lectures and more.
Style / Novelties and Souvenirs
Grandstand
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600 W. 35th St. - Chicago (Bridgeport/Sox)
This family-owned business features an enormous selection of White Sox products as well as apparel, souvenirs, and collectibles for Cubs, Blackhawks,...
Style / Novelties and Souvenirs
HawkQuarters
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333 N. Michigan Ave. - Chicago (Loop)
This store carries a great selection of Chicago Blackhawk apparel, accessories and souvenirs.
Style / Apparel and Accessories
Taboo Tabou
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854 W. Belmont Ave. - Chicago (Lakeview)
Leopard-print carpeting and pink and purple walls set the scene in this fetishist’s wonderland, where mannequins sport corsets and pin-up girl...
Style / Novelties and Souvenirs
Gay Mart
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3457 N. Halsted St. - Chicago
This shop carries an assortment of gifts, cards, and T-shirts for the gay and lesbian community.
Style / Novelties and Souvenirs
Wrigleyville Sports
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959 W. Addison St. - Chicago (Wrigleyville)
Located right across from Wrigley Field, this is the place to satisfy your need for Cubs merchandise, from hats to watches to Christmas tree...
Style / Jewelry
Enjoy: An Urban General Store
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4727 N. Lincoln Ave. - Chicago (Lincoln Square)
Enjoy has updated the general store from prairie bonnets and jars of molasses to kids’ rain boots and whoopee cushions. Novelty items like tattoo...
Style / Comic Books
Challengers Comics
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1845 N. Western Ave. 2R - Chicago (Bucktown/Wicker Park)
This Bucktown shop tries to steer clear of preconceived notions about comic stores.
