Where To Get Local Gifts This Holiday Season
Not sure where to get your gifts this holiday season? Here are seven different shops to get locally sourced gifts for everyone on your list.

When you aren’t listening to A Philly Special Christmas Party, maybe you’re out holiday shopping. What better way to celebrate the holiday season than by supporting local businesses? Here are seven different shops to get locally sourced gifts for everyone on your list.
Gifts for Tchotchke Fanatics
Philadelphia Independents (35 N. 3rd St.), a boutique in Old City, is filled with handmade items from local artisans across the city. From candles to baby gifts, this shop boasts products from more than 50 makers.
Gifts for Jewelry Lovers
If you’re looking for locally made jewelry, visit Moon + Arrow (742 S. 4th St.). The store offers stunning pieces made with recycled materials along with a variety of accessories and baby gifts. While some of the jewelry is on the pricier side, you’re guaranteed timeless designs and quality craftsmanship.
Gifts for the Coffee Snob
Everyone has that one friend or family member who’s a coffee connoisseur, always in the know about the perfect brew. What’s a better gift than coffee itself? Càphê Roasters (3400 J St.) is the only Vietnamese coffee roaster in Philadelphia, offering a variety of beans that make a great gift. Another spot worth checking out is Vault + Vine (3507 Midvale Ave.), a cozy shop that serves delicious coffee alongside a range of unique gifts, including flowers and house plants.
Gifts for the Book Worm
Support a local bookstore while finding the perfect gift for a loved one. booked. (8511 Germantown Ave.) is a local, woman-owned bookstore in Chestnut Hill offering a diverse selection that’s sure to include some fresh reads for your friends who always have their noses in books. Another great bookshop to check out for gifts this season is Harriett’s Bookshop (258 E. Girard Ave.), a store that celebrates women authors, artists, and activists.
Gifts for the Music Nerd
Repo Records (506 South St.) has been a Philly staple since 1986. Pick up that record your pal has been eyeing — with a wide selection, you’re sure to find something to love.
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