5/8/2009 Update!

Stopped by Revival Boutique (6th & Park) last week – and discovered a very cool shop! Check it out this weekend!!!

The store owner has a message for the Hoboken411 readers…

Vintage treasures can by yours!

revival-boutique-hoboken-diana“Hello Hoboken! We are thrilled to be on Hoboken411!

Thank you to the vintage lovers who have given us a warm welcome! Apparently there is a vintage following here and we are glad to give some momentum to it. We are a funky little vintage boutique that is full of vintage women & men’s clothing, couture, shoes, purses, jewelry, hats, belts, house wares, lamps, furniture, vinyl records (from Tropicalia In Furs), art, artisan and interesting oddities. Our vintage ranges from the early 1900’s to 1990’s and are both straight vintage and reinvented. We try to reuse, and revive things to keep it interesting, unique and “green” without trying to be. Our prices are very friendly and range from $1 – $300 with an average price around $35. We mesh with the vintage scene in the area from MackeyBlue to Another Man’s Treasure and Halo and encourage you to give your creative side a boost by circulating through our stores!

We are nestled in at 600 Park Avenue (the corner of 6th and Park, next to Mr. L’s Barber Shop). Our hours are Thursday & Friday from 4-7 and Saturday & Sunday from 12-6. We’d love to buy, sell, barter and trade with you! 201-217-9001 www.revivalvintageboutique.com (coming soon).”

See original update from Fall 2008 after the jump…

9/26/2008:

Not sure what this “Revival Vintage Boutique” will entail exactly, but it’s replacing the doomed moving in where “Certified Public Accountant Sal Grasso” used to have an office, next door to Mr. L’s Hair Creations on 6th and Park.

As a Hoboken411 reader advised: “Sal Grasso is very much in business and is not doomed. If the camera panned out one building to the left, you’d see that he has a larger office next door at 254 Sixth Street. I just called to verify at his office. His secretary said that the place in the photo was an old stained glass shop, and his office was never in there.

A couple years ago, Sal expanded his business and is doing quite well.”

Thanks to the Hoboken411 reader that sent this in!

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