The Melian app streetwear shopping guide in New York City

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Here is the guide of the streetwear brands and stores you must visit in NYC :)

Downtown Manhattan (SoHo & NoHo)

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This group features the flagship streetwear stores and well-known resale shops clustered around SoHo, NoHo, and nearby downtown Manhattan. Notable locations include Supreme's iconic New York store (190 Bowery), Palace (49 Howard St) near the corner of Howard and Mercer, and BAPE Store NYC (163 Mercer St). These are joined by other big names like StΓΌssy and KITH, as well as grail sneaker spots Flight Club and Stadium Goods.

Lower East Side & East Village

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This map includes boutique streetwear shops and vintage/thrift stores in the Lower East Side and East Village. Highlights include Extra Butter (125 Orchard St) – a sneaker/streetwear boutique, 194 New York – a curated vintage designer shop (86 Eldridge St), and Tokio7 (83 E 7th St) – a popular Japanese designer consignment store in the East Village. Thrift hunters will find Metropolis Vintage (a huge 80s–Y2K archive) and budget-friendly spots like L-Train Vintage and East Village Thrift Shop.

Brooklyn (Williamsburg/Bushwick/Greenpoint)

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Brooklyn's streetwear scene is centered around Williamsburg (with a few outposts in Bushwick and Greenpoint). This map includes KITH Brooklyn (233 Flatbush Ave) – the flagship Brooklyn store for KITH, as well as vintage shops like Awoke Vintage (132 N 5th St) and Bedford Vintage on Bedford Ave, both known for curated Y2K and retro fashion. You'll also find L-Train Vintage in Williamsburg for thrifty bulk finds, Buffalo Exchange (Williamsburg) for trendy secondhand, and Beacon's Closet in Bushwick (23 Bogart St) and Greenpoint (74 Guernsey St) for more curated thrift treasures.

Midtown & Chelsea

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Finally, this map covers a few notable Manhattan spots outside downtown, including Midtown and Chelsea. Key pins here are Dover Street Market New York (160 Lexington Ave) – an eight-floor fashion and streetwear concept store, and Nepenthes New York (307 W 38th St) – home to Engineered Garments and Japanese menswear labels. Also included are the massive Nike House of Innovation (650 5th Ave) in Midtown, plus two Chelsea resale shops (2nd STREET and Buffalo Exchange in Chelsea).