First Look at United By Blue’s New Shop

United By Blue‘s new Old City flagship is as cool as you’d imagine it would be: Everything in the shop was salvaged (mostly from Samuel Machinery Co., just a few streets away) and crafted by hand—from the massive dark wood bar to the wash basin light fixtures. And it’s all for sale, too. (Yep, even the bar. Keep reading for the price tag on that one.)

You’ll want to stop in for the roasted-in-Fishtown ReAnimator coffee and the cronuts from Frangelli’s Bakery (UBB is the only spot in Old City that has ’em), but don’t leave without checking out the waxed-canvas bags and the ultra-soft graphic tees. Bonus: For every product sold, UBB removes one pound of trash from the world’s waterways. Check out more details from the shop below, including a behind-the-scenes look at what the UBB team has coming up.

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The salvaged, industrial-cool storefront is both boutique and coffeeshop. (And everything's for sale—including that handmade salvaged-wood bar, which you can own for a cool $25,000.)

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A display of the impossibly soft printed tees, all hanging on recycled cardboard hangers.

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The front of the store is a cafe, with small tables topped with salvaged wood.

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There's Brian Linton, the adorable founder of UBB. He's giving me a sneak peek of the spring 2014 lines. What to expect: more style-centric pieces like chambray button-ups for women and lightweight sweaters for guys.

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The second floor is the UBB offices. If you're lucky, you'll meet Brian's cute dog, and maybe snag a look at swatches for upcoming seasons.

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Top secret: The fall 2014 inspiration board.

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Brian combined the boutique and cafe to foster a community. An events board in the store shows some of the upcoming clean-ups they're organizing.

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And that's a cronut. They've got those, too. (Though we don't recommend eating this before trying on.)