Our shopping list for great finds in the Lawrenceville neighborhood. Explore small shops with unique products, make your own candle, or change up your wardrobe.
Shopping Lawrenceville
Wildcard
4209 Butler St
It’s nearly impossible to leave empty-handed after a visit to Wildcard, the kind of neighborhood shop where you pop in “just to look” and end up finding three perfect treasures. The shelves are filled with beautifully designed greeting cards, books, locally made goods and Pittsburgh-themed finds that feel both fun and thoughtful.
You’re Leaving With: Cards ($5–$7), gifts or apparel ($18–$45).
Kula Industries & Streekers Vintage
4124 Main St
Owned by creative duo Jenna Manning and Meridith Kula, these shops offer colorful, expressive vintage pieces meant to be mixed, layered and styled with personality. Shopping here feels playful — perfect for anyone who loves fashion with character.
You’re Leaving With: Vintage clothing ($35–$85), accessories ($20–$60).
Mix Candle Co.
4409 Butler St
Mix Candle Co. is both a shop and an experience. Guests create custom candles by blending scents from a wide fragrance bar, making it a favorite for date nights, group outings and creative afternoons. You’ll always leave with something uniquely yours — and plans to come back again.
You’re Leaving With: Candles starting at $15.
Le Muse
3609 Butler St
Founded by interior stylist Kristen Delacour, Le Muse blends ’80s nostalgia with a clean, modern mood through sculptural home finds, curated tabletop pieces and vintage treasures. Style here is about confidence, expression and having fun with what you love.
You’re Leaving With: Vintage decor ($45–$150), statement fashion pieces ($85–$220).
Franklin & Mercer Co.
3507 Butler St
Franklin & Mercer Co. is a thoughtfully curated menswear and lifestyle space rooted in quality, community and timeless style. The shop offers premium basics, made-in-the-USA denim and versatile wardrobe staples designed to feel both current and enduring.
You’re Leaving With: Denim ($85–$145), wardrobe staples ($45–$120).
Story by Dominika Bronner
Photography by Dave Bryce
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