Snowy Wilderness (CLOSED)

Former Crown Heights neighbors Johnny Sagan and Charley Henlee met in 2009 while Sagan was selling used apparel at the Brooklyn Flea. Soon after, they started Snowy Wilderness, a vintage label that aims to provide “husky hipster” fashions for men without 30-inch waists. At their current venture, an outdoorsy temporary shop housed in de Castellane Gallery Annex, you can discover both new and vintage men’s clothing from a rotation of local designers such as SDN, Telfar and Arthur Arbit, plus furniture and fine-art items from NYC favorites like Adam Rogers and Alex Yudzon. Be the life of the party in bright, ’80s-style vintage Wrangler button-down tops ($55), silk ties ($10) and Snowy Wilderness pocket squares ($100–$200). Androgynous Arthur Arbit handmade-to-order suits ($800–$950) aren’t cheap, but you’re guaranteed to be the only person in the room rocking one. If it’s furnishings you’re after, take home Richard Saja cotton, linen and silk blankets ($360) or a seriously pricey but unique Tom Shockley bronze tie sculpture ($28,000).