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On Your Mark, Get Set, SHOP

Christine Bush

Nov 23, 2012 — 1 min read

Now that Tom Turkey received his fair share of attention yesterday, we can comfortably say that it’s time to break out those credit cards and hit the shops. Whether you’re looking for the kids, parents or Great-Aunt Flo, South Slope has a number of options for the savvy holiday shopper.

If you come across any clothing, accessories or gear at Bicycle Habitat (476 5th Avenue) that is more than 30% black, they’ll take 30% off. Looking for a bike? 10% off 2013 bikes, 20% off 2012 bikes and 30% off all Linus bikes.

Life Boutique Thrift (515 5th Avenue) opens at 10am today and is offering 25% off everything in the store.

Go unique and get Grandma some ink from Leathernecks Tattoo (667A 5th Avenue). Until December 1, all gift certificates are discounted: 10% off of $100
20% off of $200, 30% off of $300, 40% off of $400

Don’t forget about Toy Space on 7th Avenue between 14th and 15th or Neergaard Toys at 454 5th Avenue if you’re shopping around for the kids (or kids at heart). Both locations have elves at the ready to help local Santas fill their sacks.

Remember that tomorrow is Small Business Saturday, so be sure to take advantage of all the amazing shops and restaurants we have here in South Slope. Go local and shop till you drop.

Know of any great deals in the neighborhood? Let us know in the comments.

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