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 Posted: Tue Jun 23, 2009 9:21 pm
Name of Store: Infectious Threads Description: They hold a wide variety of items ranging from brands such as Tripp NYC, Lip Service, Demonia, and etcetera. Although you might find much of the same items at Hot Topic for A LOT cheaper. Seriously, their Tripp jeans are almost double of what they cost at Hot Topic. confused Where: San Diego, CA Website: http://www.infectiousthreads.com/
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Posted: Sun Jul 05, 2009 2:36 pm
-Resurrected Writer- I'm disappointed. No one's mentioned Goodwill.
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Posted: Wed Jul 08, 2009 9:29 pm
Sadly in the midwest, we are lacking in any stores with certain things other than hot topic and spencers. Other than that, you have to look very carefully in every store, check out the farmers market from time to time, good wills, garage sales, target, wallmart, and wait till halloween for a few extra stuffs here and there. Well, we have it pretty good here really.... alot better than our poor gothic brothers and sisters living in the deep south.
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Posted: Sun Jul 12, 2009 7:38 pm
HMMMM.... closest goth store to my home town.... let me think...
oh i got it... ebay.com...
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Posted: Mon Jul 20, 2009 1:01 pm
Name of Store: Millennium
Description: carries TRIPP bondage pants, loads of pendants and jewellery, D&D books, dice, loads of statues of dragons, fairies, etc. It's really hard to describe the rest of the clothing they carry, as the selection changes so often.
Where: Vancouver, BC
Website: under construction
I haven't actually bought anything from them yet. I think the cheapest thing they carry is either dice or the stockings and arm warmers, which start at $30. Oh, and 1" buttons for like 99 cents...but I want CLOTHES.
I've only been working for 4 months, so it's only recently that I've been able to afford anything from them. Planning to FINALLY get something from them in August.
They have other locations in Edmonton and in Honalulu, Hawaii.
Very.Slowly.Dying.
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Posted: Thu Jul 30, 2009 11:25 pm
I just shop around or check out thrift stores. But lately h&M and Wet Seal often surprise me with some interesting finds. Like this black zipper jumper.
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Posted: Sat Nov 21, 2009 2:12 pm
I bloody wish I had a Hot Topic here!!!! I live in Vancouver which sucks... so I make it as I goTeachidoll I'm not talking about hot topic but other goth stores in your area.
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Posted: Sat Nov 21, 2009 2:20 pm
OMG-the one in Metrotown mall?! I never KNEW they carried goth stuff!!!! OMG I love this!!!!! Thankyouthankyouthankyouthankyouthankyou... -worships cause i couldnt ever find a decent goth store in vancouver-Sugar Tree Name of Store: Millennium
Description: carries TRIPP bondage pants, loads of pendants and jewellery, D&D books, dice, loads of statues of dragons, fairies, etc. It's really hard to describe the rest of the clothing they carry, as the selection changes so often.
Where: Vancouver, BC
Website: under construction
I haven't actually bought anything from them yet. I think the cheapest thing they carry is either dice or the stockings and arm warmers, which start at $30. Oh, and 1" buttons for like 99 cents...but I want CLOTHES.
They have other locations in Edmonton and in Honalulu, Hawaii.
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Posted: Thu Nov 26, 2009 2:37 pm
Angel of the End Sadly in the midwest, we are lacking in any stores with certain things other than hot topic and spencers. Other than that, you have to look very carefully in every store, check out the farmers market from time to time, good wills, garage sales, target, wallmart, and wait till halloween for a few extra stuffs here and there. Well, we have it pretty good here really.... alot better than our poor gothic brothers and sisters living in the deep south.
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Posted: Thu Nov 26, 2009 11:06 pm
California locations in LA county: Hmm...there's Fatal Impact in Sherman Oaks. There's also Groove Riders, and even though they aren't a goth shop (or other closely related subcultures), they some interesting T-shirts there that I like. The last one I got from there was black, with a large white circle on the front (the moon) that had the silhouette of a bat hanging upside down from the rim. In Burbank there's Halloween Town... Pasadena has Gold Bug, which isn't "goth" per say but has lots of really interesting things that might appeal to you. You'll really want to check this place out, seriously, go! wink (Warning: expensive!) There's Necromance on Melrose. I command you all to go there. Also, Congregation of the Forgotten Saints has some nice leather items, but I must again warn you all of the prices. There are tons of places around where I live actually. My only problem is money, transportation, and practicality. xd --- I feel a bit sorry for you Midwestern folks now, not having many shops for what you're looking for an all.... ><
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Posted: Fri Nov 27, 2009 12:26 pm
XWraith_LordX California locations in LA county: Hmm...there's Fatal Impact in Sherman Oaks. There's also Groove Riders, and even though they aren't a goth shop (or other closely related subcultures), they some interesting T-shirts there that I like. The last one I got from there was black, with a large white circle on the front (the moon) that had the silhouette of a bat hanging upside down from the rim. In Burbank there's Halloween Town... Pasadena has Gold Bug, which isn't "goth" per say but has lots of really interesting things that might appeal to you. You'll really want to check this place out, seriously, go! wink (Warning: expensive!) There's Necromance on Melrose. I command you all to go there. Also, Congregation of the Forgotten Saints has some nice leather items, but I must again warn you all of the prices. There are tons of places around where I live actually. My only problem is money, transportation, and practicality. xd --- I feel a bit sorry for you Midwestern folks now, not having many shops for what you're looking for an all.... ><
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Posted: Mon Dec 07, 2009 5:12 pm
Alana Darkblade Chainlink Addiction The Mission Boutique Both around here in Lakewood, Ohio. Great stores. I bought an awesome pair of boots from Chainlink Addiction that I wore to my senior prom. They've served me well in the years since.
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Posted: Sun Dec 20, 2009 4:19 pm
I wish I knew how to sew.
>.<
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Posted: Sun Dec 20, 2009 5:06 pm
XWraith_LordX California locations in LA county: Hmm...there's Fatal Impact in Sherman Oaks. There's also Groove Riders, and even though they aren't a goth shop (or other closely related subcultures), they some interesting T-shirts there that I like. The last one I got from there was black, with a large white circle on the front (the moon) that had the silhouette of a bat hanging upside down from the rim. In Burbank there's Halloween Town... Pasadena has Gold Bug, which isn't "goth" per say but has lots of really interesting things that might appeal to you. You'll really want to check this place out, seriously, go! wink (Warning: expensive!) There's Necromance on Melrose. I command you all to go there. Also, Congregation of the Forgotten Saints has some nice leather items, but I must again warn you all of the prices. There are tons of places around where I live actually. My only problem is money, transportation, and practicality. xd --- I feel a bit sorry for you Midwestern folks now, not having many shops for what you're looking for an all.... >< Do you know any in Chatsworth/Northridge/Winettka area?
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Posted: Sun Jan 03, 2010 5:31 pm
The best store in my neighborhood is Hot Topic, which is kind of crappy. I do most of my shopping in Belfast, Ireland, when I go visit my family. It's called Fresh Garbage, and it is BADASS!! ^_^
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