Fresthetic

Stumbled upon this store on social media and decided to check it out and was very pleased that I did. The owner of the store was very pleasant and helpful and didn’t make you feel pressured to buy anything although you are tempted to buy a few different items. The store is very urban and we’ve gotten countless compliments on clothing that was purchased from them.
I will definitely go back to support.

The only word to describe Fresthetic is, FRESH. They carry one of the hottest brand Classic Material NY plus other dope lines. I suggest you visit once a week because the are constantly stocking new product and they also change up the incredible artwork that they display.

Where do I begin? This store has so many facets I don’t know where to begin. First of all on the outside Fresthetic looks like a regular clothing store, however you walk in and you are likely to find amazing art work by local artists, a good selection of clothes, jewelry and other unique finds. Not only that but Fresthetic holds events showcasing local artists. Most recently I came here for an event where Brooklyn Coquito had some tastings available. I love that Fresthetic supports other local businesses by opening their doors to host events such as these. In the warmer months you’ll be surprised to find that Fresthetic will host screenings, an intimate BBQ and or other unique events. If you are in the area or not come to this store, you are likely to find a plethora of things you may fancy!

Fresthetic has many faces. Its a trendy clothing store. A art gallery. They do events and have an occasional wine (or coquito) tasting or two. They support local artist and jewelry makers. They carry men and women’s clothing and accessories. Their exhibits do change so if you hear about something you would like to see and purchase make sure you get there quickly. The staff is very helpful. They do accept most major credit cards.

Fresthetic is a slick, independently-​owned art /​clothing boutique on Grand Street. They carry an array of independent clothing lines, accessories, jewelry, toys and other cool artifacts that make for nice conversation pieces around the house. They sell these Kid Robot x Family Guy figures that I’ve become very attached to as of late.
Most importantly, Fresthetic doubles as a neighborhood art gallery that supports a vast network of young, talented multimedia artists (fine art, sculpture, digital, etc). If you sign up for the mailing list, either at the shop or online, you can receive invites for various art show opening receptions. They happen somewhat often and are usually open to the public. Who doesn’t like sipping on some wine, nibbling on cheese and checking out art? You never know, you might even meet someone interesting in the process. The occasional BBQ goes down in their modestly-​sized backyard during the summer months as well.
In an area of East Williamsburg that is changing faster than we can keep up with, it’s nice to see a place that can act as a hub for many facets of culture. The owners are born and raised in Brooklyn and definitely have a strong foothold in their community. Support local businesses, folks.

This is a funny little store along Grand Street in Williamsburg that I stopped in today to get out of the scorching heat.
It’s not bad, they have different t-​shirts on offer, plus some funny earrings that say «dope» and «crunk». Would be funny for a gag gift I guess. Or to rock out your brooklyn bling at the next late night dance party you hit up.

Great little store located in central Williamsburg… It would be easy to dismiss Fresthetic as a gear-​haven for skate rats, but nothing could be further from the truth. Fresthetic is more of an authentic Brooklyn lifestyle/​concept destination, offering something for any fan or denizen of Brooklyn’s artscape… from promoting the (affordable) works of local artists (prints, paintings, sculpture, etc.) via ongoing shows and events, through to hand-​screened tees from a variety of clever designers, jewelry, and other, random and wickedly fun style statements, Fresh is a treat in the overpriced and overvalued ‘burg… An inclusive rather than exclusive vibe permeates the small yet well-​organized space. And what makes it all so nice is the the proprietors are born-​and-​bred ‘burg-​ers who impart their wares with urban authenticity. The selection of hand-​screened tees changes constantly, averaging $ 25 a pop — which is more than reasonable for well-​crafted, well-​designed gear not readily available anywhere else. The sale bin is always worth a rummage. Art-​pieces are also very reasonably priced, even for the budget conscious, and jewelry selections won’t break the bank either. Good gang. Good vibe. Great prices. Truly Fresthetic.

I stopped and checked this spot out because I couldn’t read the sign and I had no idea what the store was. I thought it said «Fresh…something.» I’m often confused. But fresh is good.
It turns out they sell some pretty dope t-​shirts, with prints lamenting gentrification and whatnot. But even though they are running a 25% off sale right now, they are still pretty pricey (for t-​shirts) at over $ 20. There is a $ 10 bin, but predictably, I couldn’t find anything smaller than an XL. And I’m not an XL. Yet.
There was actually some interesting art around the tiny store too, so I think the space might double as an mini art gallery.