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Template:Antique Store You may not be furnishing your dorm room or tiny apartment with sparkling chandeliers ($125-500+) but this upscale collection of antiques and gifts is worth a look. Clothes range from fur stoles and 1900s lace bodices to 1950s housedresses and 1980s Jordache denim. Less expensive items include records (45s, $2.50; 33 1/3s, $6+), paper lanterns ($20+), vintage-look city signs ($26), and cat-eye sunglasses ($12). Definitely caters to a high-end crowd; for more funk, spunk, and cheap stuff, head down the street to Buckaroo's. This section contains information from Harvard Student Agencies' Unofficial Guide to Life at Harvard.

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Template:Shoe Store Although a bit of a hike, Inman Square Shoe Repair is worth a visit when you want repairs for soles or uppers. The shop is amazingly cluttered and the dust of ages is thick on the ground. This means the lowest prices in the area and spades of atmosphere for you. The shop also repairs zippers and all manner of other leather goods for a reasonable price, and will even do specialized orthopedics with a prescription. Most basic shoe repairs under $10. Cash only. This section contains information from Harvard Student Agencies' Unofficial Guide to Life at Harvard.

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