Retailer Features
The Crescent City is famous for its soirees, but this birthplace of jazz beckons you to move your feet for more than the music. The shopping districts in New Orleans are thriving and fervently loyal...
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America’s collective palate continues to expand in every thinkable direction, and the specialty food industry continues to expand right along with it. Nearly 60 percent of American consumers, roughly 145 million people, purchased specialty food...
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Thematic trends for home décor often make their way into multiple gift categories. What are the overarching trends you should keep your eye on as you look to fall and the all-important Christmas season buying?...
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Nestled in the heart of Fayetteville’s vibrant downtown shopping district, known as Block Street, Shindig Paperie houses a well-curated collection of paper and gift. Located in a historic bank building, the charming space with rustic...
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Embrace the 'slow retail' movement. The homegrown and handmade movement has spurred growth in farm-inspired products in nearly every gift category. Fueled by consumer interest wishing to return to their roots to the rise of...
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It’s the story of a land that grows rocks and the farmers who battle them. American Stonecraft’s story starts a long time ago in New England and the Hudson Valley, where farmers literally grow rocks....
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Ann Arbor is often described as a small town with big city sophistication; a world-class educational and high-tech research center tucked in a charming community of friendly neighborhoods with a rich mix of cultures. In...
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In the true spirit of the “Buy Local” movement, Chicago’s indie gift retailers find success in supporting local artists because, truth be told, they’re often artists themselves. Yet unlike other metropolitan cities, Chicago is a...
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