Broadway wears the mantra of “more is more” right on its sleeve – and just about every other part of its metaphorical person – like a champ. Tourists and locals alike make pilgrimages to the area’s cobblestone streets in pursuit of both upscale brands and flagship stores (looking at you, Saint Laurent) and Canal Street steals (looking at you, Dress-That-Looks-Like-a-Saint-Laurent). Itself a former shoe store, the inside of this retail space delivers something that’s becoming more and more of a SoHo rarity: a bright and spacious vibe.

THE CROWD

SoHo has long been home to shoppers and diners with the world’s heartiest stamina, and they’ll usually poke their heads into the area after a visit to the nearby New Museum, or to grab a drink after schmoozing at the Frith Street Gallery. It’s a mix that’s tried-and-true: one-part stores like Apple, Zara, and Opening Ceremony, one-part storied bars and restaurants like Balthazar, Jack’s Wife Frida, and Cafe Select. Get there fast by way of the Canal St. subway stop.

MEET THE NEIGHBOURS

You’re at the sweet spot between the Canal-Street-crawl and the Broadway-sprawl. That means your neighbors are Sacred Tattoo, and OMG, The Jeans Store. Across the street is SHOO by Steve Madden, and further down the block you’ll find CB2, Foot Locker, Necessary Clothing, and a little store called Bloomingdale’s.

• Toilettes
• Réserve
• Accès handicapé
• Sous-sol
• Éclairage
• Étagères
• Comptoirs
• Cabines d'essayage
• Chauffage
• Système de sécurité
• Volets de sécurité
• Wifi
• Parking
• Kitchen extraction

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