South Shore's Black Owned Creative Spaces, Clothing Boutiques and Clothing Shops
Photo: expeRHEEnce, a Candle Bar
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South Shore's Black Owned Creative Spaces, Clothing Boutiques and Clothing Shops


Check out some of South Shore's hidden gems including several Black owned clothing stores, boutiques, and creative spaces. Feel free to add to this guide of Black owned retail spaces.

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expeRHEEnce, a Candle Bar

expeRHEEnce, a Candle Bar

Home goods storeSouth Chicago

Stoviink Creatives

Stoviink Creatives

Clothing storeSouth Shore

Fashion & Style

Fashion & Style

Clothing storeSouth Shore

Fashion Mod

Fashion Mod

Clothing storeSouth Shore

Iconic Rush Boutique

Iconic Rush Boutique

Women's clothing storeSouth Shore

With You In Mind Resale Shoppe

With You In Mind Resale Shoppe

Welcoming resale shop featuring curated modern and vintage clothing alongside quality accessories.

Thrift storeSouth Shore

Designer Junkie Apparel

Designer Junkie Apparel

Clothing storeSouth Shore

The Shop 147

The Shop 147

Stylish local store offering an array of shirts, pants & other men's apparel.

Clothing storeSouth Shore

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