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Second Crack
A very hipster coffee shop. Everything looks riso-printed in blue ink on kraft paper, the catalog reads like a zine, and the bag prints as a till receipt.
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Ohm
An electronics store in the Apple style. Big product photos, short headlines, lots of space, and nothing competing with the thing you came to buy.
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Wild Stem
A florist. Tall arched windows like a conservatory, oxblood on petal pink, with flowing italic type and a gently staggered layout.
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Marginalia
A secondhand bookshop. Every product is a typed library index card, filed in an oak drawer, with handwritten notes in red.
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Switchback
Outdoor gear. Topographic map lines, trail-sign shapes, and tall condensed type with a blaze of orange.
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Wobble
A toy shop. Chunky building blocks that drop in on load, bright colours, and cards that tilt when you touch them.
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Maison Vell
A jewellery house. Sparse and editorial, with fine high-contrast type, an uneven gallery, and a lot of quiet space.
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Static
A streetwear drop. Electric blue, a running ticker, enormous type, and a hard-edged grid that feels like a poster.
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Apothic
Skincare from an apothecary. A pharmacy label up top and a dispensary ledger in rows instead of the usual product grid.
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Side B
A record shop. Seventies colours and funky type, a spinning record, and vinyl that slides out of each product sleeve.
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