| Worldwide Shop Locations |
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Our Flagship store in Naples, Italy |
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The popular and busy Brooklyn store.
Conveniently located near a phone. |
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One of our Texas locations, right down the road from
Wal-Mart, but we recommend shopping here instead. |
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For busy travelers, we have opened this branch in
the parking garage at the Dallas airport rentalcar return. |
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Sulphur Springs, Texas.
Temporary location onsite at the building of our newest megastore. |
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Another Brooklyn store had to be added due
to lines around the block at our original shop. Please call for
the hours at this location. |
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Our shop in Philadelphia,
PA. Graciously documented for us by our associate, Charles Burns. |
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Finally ending our long battle with Design Within
Reach for this choice L.A. address, we proudly announce
our long-awaited Los Angeles opening. Excuse the mess, but it was
a hell of an opening-night party. Thanks to reveler Jenny Nixon
for this shot. |
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We're very proud of our second location in Philly.
This is also our first 24-hr. shop, completely self-service. |
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We know it's hard to believe, but it took this
long to finally open an outlet in Williamsburg, Brooklyn. (The
rents
there
have gone crazy). Anyway, here it is, e-z on, e-z off the BQE.
Note the safety lighting and also the sturdy racks you can chain
stuff to.
Update!!!! This location about to be a condo. Get your calls into Landmarks Preservation if you don't want it destroyed! |
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The shops are popping up so fast these days
sometimes we can't even remember where they are, like this one
for example. If you happen to run across it, drop us a line. Chocolate
milk served here, that's all we know. |
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As usual, we can't remember who shot
this store, guess we've just gotten too big for our britches. This
is an example of our new
massive branding campaign, starting with this logo we borrowed. |
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It was too cold to even leave this
cozy store all winter. As you can see by this month's featured location,
"the ice has melted", and we've left this store in the capable hands
of these 2 guys. Thanks to Kristine Larsen for getting them to step
outside for the photo. |
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Well, the ice has melted, and this shop just floats
along here, on a greenish river in Lymn, England, going door-to-door
with our wares. Thanks to Larry Peeklass for documenting our trip
downriver. |
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Hmmm.... will the manager of this shop please call us? |
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The cool thing about this shop in London, besides the cafe, is that you are free to roam about the exciting Thames Barrier, and when your handmade item is finished, we open the giant cannon thing, call your name real loud, and shoot it out. Not responsible for damage. This location run by robots. Thank you Robot E. Bell #0555 for this photograph. |
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This shop is NOT OPEN TO THE PUBLIC! You can't even use the phone, that's why we took it out. Don't even try to climb the fence to go around the back to the special fancy VIP entrance, cause you're not allowed to! |
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It seems crazy, but this is our first shop in Manhattan, right at the intersection of Crate 'n' Barrel, Puma or some sneaker store, and Pottery Barn. Don't ever say we're not marketing geniuses! The store is called The Cobra Snake for obvious reasons. This is possibly a temporary location. No purchase necessary to use the bathroom. |
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Presenting our New Oxford Street location, straight from the factory, shot by our crack undercover security 'bobby' Jon Chandler. This is a prototype for our franchise operation that ya'll have been clamoring for. We will be doing extensive testing on the safety and comfort of this shop. Stay tuned for the results. |
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Until further notice this location is closed. |
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We have long known that we were sorely lacking a shop in a place, as Thomas Wolfe said about America, where miracles not only happen but where they happen all the time. And so, we present: The GaryShop at Esalen Institute at Big Sur. Climb the rainbow ladder to liberate your mind and your wallet in one miraculous gesture. |
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We now have a shop in Providence, RI, one of our favorite places. Its right downtown, where you can park on Saturdays for free. There's a really weird custom in Providence where people don't like to carry their keys around with them. Whatevs... But remember to pick them up by 5:30 or they will be locked up until the next morning. It's just too risky for us to do it any other way, and it really pisses off the attendant if you're late. |
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Yes, its a moat. We still need to fill it with water but hopefully it will still keep out invaders. The sign on the door is scary too. Anyone who can identify the location of this shop will get a free something. Give it a try. Hint: it is in a city where another shop is already located. |
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Merhaba! That is HELLO in Gazi Magusa, Cyprus, where we conveniently have located our first PanterMobile, serving you comic-flavored ice cream, and PanterProducts. Have some today! |
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So we were standing on a corner in Winslow, Arizona this summer and realized we had no outlets there, so voila! Please visit the beautiful La Posada Hotel right across the street from our shop. |
