New York Magazine

Environmentally and socially conscious wares from the home-goods mecca.

Named after Huysmans's À Rebours, a fin-de-siècle French novel about a dandy who retreats from society to cultivate his private pleasures, this men’s shop and atelier is appropriately dramatic, gothic, and refined.

Bold, embellished designs for the whole family from Spanish designer de la Prada.

Expect the unexpected at Chelsea’s surviving outdoor market, whose longtime venders reliably unearth one-off treasures for flea-bitten fans.

Antique hunters come to Archangel for cuff links, clothing, jewelry, and funky home furnishings.

Since 1948, this donation-based shop benefiting the Arthritis Foundation’s New York City chapter has been a choice destination for designer hand-me-downs.

Gifts for all ages from Japan, China, India, Korea, and Indonesia.

This charitable vintage shop draws shoppers more for its affordable fabric selection than its dated apparel.

The third and largest Bird outpost includes an expanded selection of menswear, home accents, jewelry, and beauty products alongside women’s apparel from around 50 labels.

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

Offbeat hodgepodge of design-centered finds for body and home.

This crowded market draws about 200 vendors every Saturday, selling a mix of new and used goods.

This indoor offshoot of Fort Greene’s outdoor flea market is packed with vintage furniture, art, jewelry, screen-printed apparel, and antiques.

This charming boutique stocks a small, curated stock of men’s and women’s clothing, housewares, and gifts.

Founded in 2006 by model Helena Christensen and her longtime friend Leif Sigersen, this Danish boutique presents beautifully-arranged clothing, jewelry, flowers, and vintage curiosities in a serene, garden-like space.

Japanese designer Hogo Natsuwa offers his signature printed dresses, silk tunics, and breezy blouses at discounted prices in his second New York boutique.

The brains behind 'Dossier Journal' open a retail space featuring men's, women's, and vintage attire.

Pixie-cropped sisters Wendy and LaRae Kangas opened this discerningly stocked boutique in December 2008, packing the racks with independent New York designers and selective vintage wares.

For the luxury safari junkie, this venerable boutique offers luggage and an itinerary, all in one place.

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

This colorful, kitschy store stocks affordable apparel and offbeat gifts.

This colorful, kitschy store stocks affordable apparel and offbeat gifts.

A clothing store in the front and barbershop in the back, houseed in a Colonial American-inspired space.

Rain or shine, Chelsea's indoor flea market tempts bargain hunters with artfully chosen high-quality vintage goods, mainly for home and wardrobe.

Admire elaborately beaded gowns, bedazzled vintage tees, and one-of-a-kind hats at this Brazilian designer’s shoebox-size atelier.