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Bu and the Duck, 106 Franklin Street ( btw W. Broadway and Church streets)
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When Susan Lane opened Bu and the Duck in 1997, she created a destination; Franklin Street was empty. It is only a decade later that Steven Allen and other fashion designers joined the Tribeca address.
Today, Franklin street is a must-visit for hip shoppers.
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Bu and the Duck is very unique, with its charming antique feel and a great selection of clothing (including exclusive pieces by Bouton), knits, shoes, books.
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Don’t miss Patron of the New (151 Franklin Street) – A newly opened fashion heaven with a sharp selection of upcoming brands for men (mainly) and women, as well as a small and fun range for children. Nicolas Andreas Taralis, Benoit Meleard, Ronald Pineau, Meresine. Another cool store is the one of Gary Graham , with an inspiring ambiance as well as attractive women’s clothes and accessories.
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