Oroboro

Step aside Anthropologie and Free People, there's a new bohemian boutique on the block. Nestled on Mott street in the heart of Nolita lies Oroboro, the chic, sustainable, androgynous-inspired shop that will have you in love at first sight. Don’t be alarmed if you feel the urge to drop everything and spend the day trying on linen shirt dresses and vegan-leather mules, you’re not the only one.

Oroboro believes that you don’t have to sacrifice comfort to achieve a perfectly tailored look. They’ve got everything you need to nail that “chic enough to wear to dinner, but comfy enough to nap in” look, think: boxy silhouettes, neutral hues with pops of color, linens, and wide leg pants.

         

With the goal of only carrying small designer labels, the ultra-cool-girl stylist and owner of Oroboro hand picks only the most up-and-coming small brands to carry. Shop the best of favorite labels like Lauren Manoogian, Black Crane, and Studio Nicholson or discover a new go-to small designer.

Stepping into the store feels a little bit like walking into a cozy Brooklyn apartment. It's one part art museum, one part dream closet; dotted with mahogany and pebble accents, fern greenery, and hand-painted pottery; there's a good chance you may not want to leave.

Next time you get bitten by the shopping bug, you finally get paid, or you just want a little fashion inspo, head down to Mott street and stop by Oroboro. Whether you leave with a new pair of mustard overalls perfect for Sunday brunch or a bundle of Cedar incense, you probably won’t walk out empty-handed.

           

Product photos courtesy of Oroboro.