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A gigantic discount warehouse of major bargains on food and a department store’s worth of other goods.

Timeless fashions, leather accessories and stylish housewares from the iconic American designer.

See the profile of this NYC store at 1972 Broadway in Manhattan.

Manhattan isn't the only location of this comprehensive discount department store.

Scramble for designer bargains at the city's biggest and busiest discount department store.

See the profile of this NYC store at 61-35 Junction Blvd. in Queens.

Drop the city-slicker superiority and discover what suburbanites have known for years: Costco is the ideal place to stock up.

Drop the city-slicker superiority and discover what suburbanites have known for years: Costco is the ideal place to stock up.

Drop the city-slicker superiority and discover what suburbanites have known for years: Costco is the ideal place to stock up.

Drop the city-slicker superiority and discover what suburbanites have known for years: Costco is the ideal place to stock up.

Shopping in this retro vintage store is like rummaging through the bedroom of an incredibly cool seventies teenager.

The Texas-based retailer known for its affordable apparel, jewelry, beauty products, footwear, and home furnishings makes its first foray into Manhattan.

A well-organized, mid-range department store focusing on a short list of discounted big-name brands.

This vivid French fabric shop stitches customized home furnishings, as well as a cheery array of ready-made pillows, table linens, and tote bags.

Sarah Meyer and Ryan Thomann’s lifestyle shop boasts unsung clothing brands and handpicked home décor.

New and vintage women’s clothes and home goods with sixties mod style.

Rustic yet elegant clothing, art, jewelry, and accessories in a Brooklyn shop that combines chic with sustainability.

Located two flights of escalators below-ground in Columbus Village, this 26,222-square-foot store is a slice of suburbia, filled with bargain racks of clothes for men, women, and kids.

The envy of every no-frills retailer that's sought to make its name synonymous with cheap-chic fashion.

Profits from this well-organized, eclectic Gramercy thrift shop go to charity.

See the profile of this NYC store at 1220 Old Country Rd. in Long Island.