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A Shrine to Cool Stuff

By Danica Lo

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Our sister site Racked Chicago pays a visit to the newly-opened haberdashery Shrine on East Oak Street and finds, among other things, "satanistic kabuki effigy heads." It's a pretty awesome store, full of Japanese jewelry and pocket squares, Argentinian fedoras, artisan umbrellas from Italy, Algerian smoking pipes, 18th-century cologne, and bowties. There's so much more and an amazing photogallery—check it out for yourself here. [Racked Chicago]

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