Greek merchandise PHYSICAL stores
 

Do they exist anymore? Any left in CT? There used to be one at UConn but as far as I know it's gone.

I already searched here, and googled, and just can't come up with the right search combo for * greek merchandise sorority store *.

Thanks in advance.

We have been discussing this in the 'Speaking of inappropriate nalia' thread in the DST forum.

I can tell you with certainty that there are two brick & mortar Greek stores in DC/MD and that the Howard University bookstore has an extensive NPHC section.

The Guild on Georgia & Fairmont, DC
The University Shop on Route 1/Baltimore Avenue in College Park, MD
The Howard University Bookstore

No... I was asking about Connecticut. But thanks anyway, I found the info I wanted.

I provided it for people who might be having similar problems looking for similar threads. :)

Husky Greek is still above the head shop (as far as I know).

If I had the $$$, I would start up a Greek store myself. Between, UHartford, UConn, QU, CCSU and such, there is a market for it.

I used to say that all of the time, but change that to South Carolina.

There's a ton of 'em. As I said in another thread, I've got two in my small town in Central Arkansas, and one or two in Fayetteville.

There are two of them in Gainesville. There used to be a third one, but it has disappeared since I moved away. There is a bookstore in Tampa that sells some Greek merchandise as well. Not sure about Tallahassee, but I can imagine there should be at least one.

We should totally get together and do that :D

As mentioned, there is The University Shop on Route One in College Park, MD. They have a very nice selection. :D

there is one Greek store in Columbia,SC but they only sell for the NPC sororities at USC, but they have limited NPHC stuff. I went there for my birthday and went slightly crazy

Are there any in Seattle/San Francisco/anywhere on the west coast?

In Tallahassee, we have the FSU Greek store near the football stadium. It's really small though and you mainly order the clothing items through them.

When I was in college, I shopped at several different Greek merch. stores. There was one by USC called Greek Escape, one by UCLA called Fraternity Row (I think this one may have changed names), and two by U-DUB (Dawg House, and I can't remember the name of the other).