Goth clothing stores

Submitted by Nandia_C t3_yibibj in boston

I'm planning a trip to Boston, Copley and Macys, and I was wondering if there are any goth/punk clothing stores around.

Any recommendations?

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chilisprout t1_iuht4ow wrote

Reroute to Salem (after Halloween) and head to Die With Your Boots On.

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PrettyTogether108 t1_iui1z00 wrote

Also Nocturne in Salem. There's another but I forgot the name. In other words, Salem. But not today.

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BigCrim8810 t1_iuhte7m wrote

Your best bet is probably the Garment District in Cambridge. Rents downtown and in the Back Bay are too high for little specialty retailers. Only major chains and high-priced boutiques.

https://garmentdistrict.com/

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Nandia_C OP t1_iuhyzqk wrote

Thank you so much!! I'll look it up

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thataltscientist t1_iuicztx wrote

Yup, Garment District is definitely worth a stop. It’s not specifically alternative, but they have a pretty broad selection of stuff, and as a fellow alt person I’ve definitely had some good finds there.

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bof_fri_fleu t1_iuhzt9m wrote

I also recommend Die With Your Boots On in Salem, but you can also give Hubba Hubba in Cambridge a try.

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ashhole613 t1_iujaycn wrote

There's all the ones mentioned in Salem, as well as Bedlam in Providence. I didn't like the owner, but he does have a nice selection if you happen to drive through that area.

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Wysiwyg55 t1_iujpagm wrote

Is Hootenanny still around?

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