Shopping in Asheboro
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Mattress Center
- Multiple Locations
Sealy, Simmons, and Glideaway mattresses supports backs with springs and space-age foams
The Bike Depot Charlotte
- Waxhaw
Community-focused bike shop features free coffee bar and organizes events so cyclists can meet each other
Pearle Vision Cary
- Cary
Frames from brands such as Anne Klein, Versace, DKNY, and Essentials; PearleTHIN lenses
Bunbury Custom Clothiers
- South Park
Tailor creates bespoke egyptian-cotton shirts or an English-style wool suit according to the customer's measurements
Bijuju
- Provincetowne
Blakeney boutique showcasing chic jewelry and accessories such as earrings, scarves, belts, satchels, and clutch bags
Pickles & Ice Cream
- Charlotte
Maternity clothes from labels such as Olian, Maternal America, and Jules & Jim alongside stylish babywear and thoughtful gifts
The Clothing Warehouse Chapel Hill 109 E. Franklin St.
- Downtown Chapel Hill
Choose from classic vintage garments such as dresses, Levi's jeans, vintage T-shirts, men's and women's cowboy boots, and sunglasses
Portrait Creations Charlotte
- Carmel
Photographers snap shots of seniors or families during on-location or in-studio shoots
F. REES Ladies Upstairs
Playful dresses, polo shirts, and jeans from top designers along with jewelry and accessories
TrySports
- Multiple Locations
Athletic shoes and socks from brands such as Adidas and Swiftwick, plus yoga, swimming, and biking accessories
Kokomo Cutie
- Sanford
A mother-and-daughter team crafts dresses and jewelry; threads from brands such as Mud Pie, Ganz, and Stephen Joseph line the shelves
McDonnell Horticulture Inc.
- Cameron
A 220-acre greenhouse encloses row upon row of disease-resistant roses, perennials, and ornamental shrubs
Metrospecs
- Terry Sanford
Eyewear emporium stocks frames from more than 50 designers, including Kate Spade, Dior & Guess
Outsiders Art & Collectibles
- Old West Durham
Eclectic gallery showcases & celebrates unique art pieces by self-taught outsider artists
Big Frog Custom T-Shirts Durham
- Durham
Graphic designers do free design work without color charges or minimums so that T-shirt visions can make it from brain to back in 24 hours
Ambiente Furniture
- Umstead
Contemporary Scandinavian bedroom sets, Italian leather sofas, and other international furniture are featured in a 30,000 sq. ft. show room
Magnolia House Custom Framing
- Fuquay-Varina
Picture-preserving staff frames photographs, prints & other important images & text with high-quality frames & measuring tools
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The specialists at Four Corners Framing and Gallery walk customers through the process of designing their own frames from mat to glass, keeping artwork and photographs safe by performing all services onsite. Custom framing ($50+ depending on size; most orders cost $100–$300) encases cherished collectibles or wily escape artists in a personalized fixture. Experts guide visitors through a selection of more than 1,000 moulding options and offer advice on mat selection. Adding a pane of reflection-control or conservation glass protects pieces by blocking more UV light than sunglasses coated in sunscreen. Between framing decisions, customers can peruse a gallery space that features new local artists every month.
Runners are different. Different from non-runners and different from each other. Raleigh Running Outfitters' Jim Micheels understands this uniqueness. With more than 25 years of running experience and over 20 marathons under his belt, Jim is well versed in the art of motion. In return, Jim and his staff of running experts provide customers with the latest gear and technology to keep moving until someone completes the first Transatlantic marathon.
Inside the athletic outfitter, shelves brim with more than 60 styles of running shoes, along with racks of shorts, jackets, and shirts that keep body temperatures regulated. A video gait analysis system tracks customers' leg movement to analyze their stride, ankle motion, and foot strike.
As a trusted and well-known brand, New Balance helps runners dress in durable and eye-catching athletic garb and footwear. Test-wear a pair of shoes (starting at $50) that are specially crafted for helping wearers look graceful during early morning jogs, tennis matches, trail runs, and escalator rides. Men can slip into a pair of retro-styled suede-and-mesh running shoes ($60) or walk as proud and rugged as a cowboy in a bear costume with a pair of Gore-Tex country-walking shoes ($130). Women can step stylishly in some casual and classic gray foot covers ($60) or speed it up with supportive cushioned running shoes ($100). Durable apparel adds a soft and fashionable layer of heat-retaining and sweat-wicking threads, and accessories provide useful and eye-catching flair to athletic get-ups. Slap on a pair of Elite Coolmax socks ($8) with a brand-new pair of shoes for dry and airy feet. Additionally, customers will be able to acquire proper workout gear for summer, marathon season, and marathon dance-off bouts for bat mitzvah season.
Laura James designs and handcrafts each piece in her award-winning collection, ensuring each owner an eclectic piece. Her vintagelike designs have appeared on the Today Show and in Lucky and People magazines, and they currently adorn the bodies of celebrities such as Jessica Alba, Rumer Willis, and Jessica Szohr. Her new designs and vast collection of other pieces can ramp up your own star-studded style and cause onlookers to provide you with on-the-go red carpets for quick trips to the supermarket. Shop online for Laura's creations, which include vintage marcasite black marquis cut rings ($78), vintage front-hinged bracelets ($78), and small angel and rose earrings ($72) perfect for adorning the lobes of loved humans and beloved pet dragons.
