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By bringing soap making into the twenty-first century, we are reviving a lost art form, steeped in tradition.
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Find locally made products by Cape May artisans at these retailers, or visit an artist directly.
By bringing soap making into the twenty-first century, we are reviving a lost art form, steeped in tradition.
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Offering a walk in humidor and an eclectic collection of fine cigars & wines.
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Gourmet olive oils, balsamic vinegars, natural sea salts, organic spices, and pure cane sugars
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A great experience for the peanut butter lover! Fresh nut butters ground in-store.
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Cape May’s hot new cheese and charcuterie boutique has arrived. Cheese boards, charcutier boards and all things cheese.
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House roasted coffee, loose leaf tea, spices, oils, mustards, salad dressings, kitchen accessories and gadgets, as well as a selection of cookbooks.
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“A Cape May tradition.” They offer creamy, hand-whipped fudge in an
assortment of over 24 flavors
Patricia Rainey’s love of the landscape and the rugged coastline of New England is reflected in her realistic oil and watercolor paintings.
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Stitch by Stitch is headquarters for Cape May and Victorian cross stitch and needle work designs.
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Make sure to put Tommy’s Folly Boutique on your Cape May “must-do” list. Located on the corner of Carpenters Lane & Perry Street, this stylish boutique is a fashion lover’s paradise and features sophisticated resort wear and accessories from both established designers and up-and-coming talent.
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Check out antique furniture and accessories, vintage memorabilia, artwork from local and regional artisans, estate jewelry, and more. This is a gift-shopping paradise; you can find unique gifts for the most discriminating person.
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For 30 years, we have sold hand-crafted jewelry, soaps and fragrances, kids’ toys and books, specimen sea shells, and a large assortment of cards and paper goods.
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All of the shops in Cape May are independently owned and operated, so they open and close at their discretion.
From mid-June to Labor Day, most stores are open 10am-10pm daily.
After Labor Day to late October, most are open from 10am-5pm with longer hours on Friday and Saturday.
Some stores are seasonal and close for the winter or are open only on weekends.
The majority of Cape May's shops can be found in these locations:
There is metered parking available along Carpenters Lane and Mansion Street/Lyle Lane during the summer, which puts you within walking distance to the Washington Street Mall, Washington Commons, and Carpenters Lane.
Meters in the mall area are active April 1 - December 31.
Parking in West Cape May is always free.
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