Soho

Can be little $$$, but a good one.

Broome St between Mulberry & Lafeyette St in Soho, Big City of Dreams is a mural that was painted by street Tristan Eaton back in 2015.

On December 5th, 2022, I visited this facility and was racially profiled by two of the vendors here, who both were caucasian females. While taking a look at some jewelry, I asked the vendor what the prices for the necklaces displayed were and she gave me a look before telling me the prices with a tone implying I didn’t have the funds necessary to purchase the jewelry. What else could she have based that assumption off of, if not my appearance? The second instance of racial profiling I experienced here, on the same day, was when I was viewing some products and the vendor ran to my side in fear of me stealing under the guise of seeing if I needed help. The place is small, yes, but as a black woman you know when an employee is giving you excessive amounts of customer service because they believe you are going to steal something. I was pulled in by the cozy feel of the shop, but left out feeling cold and alienated. I was put under a microscope for no other reason than my race, when all I wanted to do was check out a new store while traveling around SoHo. I advise the workers here to check their internal biases when dealing with a diverse customer base, and for any and all POC and white allies to stop giving this place your business.

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Love this spot! Bought a couple of rings and bracelets here as well as a beard comb. Second visit I bought some t-shirts as well. The vendors are really sweet and takes time for each customer. Will go back here!

I love the jewelry store and wish I could go back!! Love the pieces I bought here

If you are really looking for an extraordinary leather jacket as a one-off, you should come here.

If you love diverse shopping in a compact place, GO HERE! HUGE options in such a quaint spot. I've been here many times & will go back many more. The vendors are lovely, warm, inviting people and the prices are very reasonable. On my last visit, I bought 9 pieces of jewelry, a Friends & two Tupac tshirts, a tote bag and some holistic well-being patches. I want more items, so I will be back very soon. (And again, after that, and...)