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2Etsy
Etsy is the antithesis of mass-produced junk. With Etsy, you’ll find original, handmade goods for your purchasing pleasure.
3eBay.com
The eBay economy is still thriving, with auctions and bidding and selling in a frenzy, for everything from collectibles to cars.
4Threadless
By Corey Dowell
on February 10, 2009
in Shopping 100 > Clothing, Shoes, and Accessories
Ranked #4 in Shopping 100
Ranked #4 in Shopping 100
At Threadless, creative types submit t-shirt designs, you vote on them, and Threadless prints the best.
5Peapod
By Christopher Ming Lee
on January 3, 2009
in Shopping 100 > Food and Groceries
Ranked #5 in Shopping 100
Ranked #5 in Shopping 100
Let Peapod bring that pint of Ben & Jerry’s (and other groceries) right to your door, right when you want it.
6Zazzle
For the control freaks looking to customize down, Zazzle lets you create your own products, like tshirts, ties, and more.
7Tiny Showcase
Beautiful doesn’t mean big, as Tiny Showcase proves by offering a weekly sale of wondrous art at wonderful prices.
8CarsDirect
A million used car listings. You just pick the color.
9Ecko Unlimited
By Brett Fischer
on December 19, 2008
in Shopping 100 > Clothing, Shoes, and Accessories
Ranked #9 in Shopping 100
Ranked #9 in Shopping 100
Ecko defines everything hip and urban, and here’s an Ecko store with everything Ecko has to offer.
10Cooking.com
By Katherine McMahon
on January 4, 2009
in Shopping 100 > Home and Garden
Ranked #10 in Shopping 100
Ranked #10 in Shopping 100
At Cooking.com, your cooking obsession will be stoked with all the cooking gear you’d ever want or need.