Top Shopping On Manayunk's Main Street
FURNITURE/HOME ACCESSORIES
Dwelling
4050 Main Street
215-487-7400
www.dwellinghome.com
Dwelling's 24,000 square foot showroom is a mecca of designer furniture that's divided into sections, each with its own style. From eco-friendly designs to scented candles to pop culture wall décor, there's a ton of beautiful goods to sift through for your home.
Pottery Barn
4230 Main Street
215-508-6778
www.potterybarn.com
Again, Pottery Barn isn't a unique Philadelphia store like some of the others on this list, but its two-level Manayunk location offers a plethora of beautiful (albeit not one-of-a-kind) items for your home.
SHOES
Benjamin Lovell Shoes
4305 Main Street
215-487-3747
www.blshoes.com
Founded in Delaware in 1991, Benjamin Lovell Shoes has expanded to a number of Pennsylvania locations, including ones in Center City and Manayunk. The retailer strives to mix style and comfort, which is a good thing considering the terrain of this section of Philly.
Bryn Mawr Running Company4320 Main Street
215-487-0220
www.brynmawrrunningco.com
With its riverside trails and massive hills, it's no wonder Manayunk acquired a running store. You can find all styles and brands of running shoes at Bryn Mawr Running Co., plus a selection of "casual" options.
CLOTHING/ACCESSORIES
Vamp
4231 Main Street
215-487-2340
vampboutique.net
Vamp prides itself on its relatively reasonable prices, which is a welcome departure from the attitude of most Philly stores. The boutique has a nice selection of "going out" clothes, as well as more conservative and casual wardrobe staples (like jeans and tees).
Nicole Miller
4249 Main Street
215-930-0307
www.wix.com/nmphilly/nicole-miller-philadelphia
Even if you don't have a prom, wedding or formal event in the near future, it's always fun to browse Nicole Miller's beautiful designs. Check the website often for sales and events.
Sunrise in Tibet
4253 Main Street
215-509-7336
This cute store has a bohemian feel and offers items mostly sourced directly from Tibet--think jewelry, tapestries and scarves galore, most of them handmade. Proceeds help the artisans live and continue to work, so you can feel good about buying your next birthday or hostess gift here.
The Attic
4335 Main Street
215-482-0300
www.atticclothes.com
Manayunk has a couple of vintage stores, but this is arguably the best because you can sell or trade your old clothes for store credit or cash. No appointment is necessary, and the store has seemingly endless racks of clothing and accessories for your perusal.
TAG Denim
4358 Main Street
215-482-9656
www.tagdenim.com
Despite the name, TAG is not just about jeans. The crowded store also stocks things like sparkly tops and Free People tanks, plus men's clothing.
