Tribeca boutiques: five shops and their hours

Five independent boutiques in Tribeca carry an address we checked against the shop itself, between 27 August and 2 September 2026. They stand on four streets: Franklin, Greenwich, Duane and Reade. Two of them are on Franklin.

All five publish their hours, and no two sets agree. One shop opens twenty five hours a week and shuts at five; another runs eleven to seven, six days. Read the hours before you plan the walk, because Tribeca is not a street you browse by accident.

Every address is on the Tribeca page of our New York directory, with the day it was last checked.

Franklin Street holds two, and they could not be less alike

Patron of the New, 151 Franklin Street. A multi designer room: Loewe, Maison Margiela, Ann Demeulemeester, Martine Rose, Willy Chavarria, Our Legacy, Jacques Marie Mage, with fragrance and ashtrays at the back. Twelve to seven Monday to Saturday, twelve to six on Sunday.

Ted Muehling, 104 Franklin Street. One designer, his own work only, and he has been designing since 1976: jewellery and objects drawn from organic form, in stone, pearl, horn and wood, plus porcelain and engraved glass made with Lobmeyr.

Ted Muehling opens twelve to five, Monday to Friday. That is twenty five hours a week and no weekend, and it is the narrowest window of any shop in this piece.

Greenwich Street, Duane Street and Reade Street

La Garçonne, 465 Greenwich Street. Founded in 2005, with Kris Kim choosing the stock: The Row, Dries Van Noten, Margaret Howell, Simone Rocha, Studio Nicholson, Visvim, Sacai, and a house line called La Garçonne Moderne. Eleven to seven Tuesday to Saturday, twelve to six on Sunday.

The men's shop is a separate address two blocks up at 504 Greenwich Street. Walking into 465 for menswear puts you at the wrong door.

The Armoury, 168 Duane Street. Classic tailoring for men, founded in Hong Kong in 2010 by Mark Cho and Alan See, with Ascot Chang, Ring Jacket, Rota and Liverano on the rails and bespoke across most of them. Eleven to seven Monday to Saturday, twelve to six on Sunday. It runs trunk shows with visiting tailors and shoemakers, so check the schedule before you go.

Greenwich St. Jewelers, 93 Reade Street. Carl and Milly Gandia opened it downtown in 1976 and their daughters Jennifer and Christina run it now. Fine jewellery and bridal, with repairs, resetting and appraisal in the shop. Eleven to seven weekdays, eleven to six Saturday, twelve to six Sunday.

Two of these five trace back to 1976, and both are still run by the family whose name is on the door.

What to check before you go

Ted Muehling and Greenwich St. Jewelers both sell jewellery and both are a short walk from Franklin Street, but Ted Muehling shuts at five on a Friday and does not open at the weekend. If you want both, go on a weekday afternoon.

Walk ins are welcome at Greenwich St. Jewelers for shopping and repairs, and appointments come first for engagement rings and wedding bands. The Armoury keeps a second, different New York shop at 13 East 69th Street on the Upper East Side, and its hours are not the same.

For the rest of the city, the New York directory lists all 82 shops by neighbourhood, and SoHo shopping in NYC walks the seven rooms just north of here.

What shops are in Tribeca?

Five independent boutiques on our list: Patron of the New at 151 Franklin Street, Ted Muehling at 104 Franklin Street, La Garçonne at 465 Greenwich Street, The Armoury at 168 Duane Street and Greenwich St. Jewelers at 93 Reade Street. Two sell jewellery, one is menswear, one is womenswear and one stocks both.

Is Tribeca good for shopping?

It is good for five specific rooms and poor for browsing. The shops sit four blocks apart on four different streets and there is no retail strip between them, so Tribeca rewards a plan and punishes a wander.

Where can I buy fine jewellery in Tribeca?

Greenwich St. Jewelers at 93 Reade Street has sold fine jewellery and bridal since 1976 and takes walk ins. Ted Muehling at 104 Franklin Street sells only his own work, twelve to five on weekdays.

Which Tribeca shops are open on a Sunday?

Four of the five: Patron of the New, La Garçonne, The Armoury and Greenwich St. Jewelers all publish Sunday hours, most of them twelve to six. Ted Muehling is the one that does not.

Five shops, four streets, and every address was standing on 2 September 2026.

Every business above is independent, was verified open as of August 2026, and nobody paid to be here. If one has closed or moved, tell us at hello@shopwithin.co and we will fix it.

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