Max C.
11/5/2012
Incredible sneaker/streetwear shop. One of the few places in the Midwest to get account such as BBC/Ice Cream, PLAY, Diamond Supply, and the list goes on. Beautiful ground up conceptual design...
Phenom
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115 Washington Ave N
Minneapolis, MN 55401
Phenom, located in Minneapolis, MN, offers a curated selection of footwear, apparel, and accessories for men, women, and kids. The store showcases a variety of renowned brands including Nike, Jordan, FOG Essentials, and The North Face, providing customers with a diverse range of high-quality products.
With a focus on delivering the latest trends and styles, Phenom caters to fashion enthusiasts seeking unique and standout pieces. From sneakers to outerwear and accessories like headwear and eyewear, the store provides a one-stop shopping experience for those looking to elevate their wardrobe with premium items.
Whether you are into streetwear or classic styles, Phenom's collection reflects the essence of contemporary fashion while also offering exclusive items that cater to individual tastes. Embracing the spirit of emerging talents and established favorites, Phenom aims to be a destination for fashion-forward individuals seeking distinctive pieces for their personal style.
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4.58 reviews
Jonathan T.
3/4/2014
I'm glad to see that the number of hip-hop clothing boutiques in the Twin Cities is increasing. Before online shopping became popular -with websites like Digital Gravel, Karmaloop, MLTD- getting...
Ryan L.
10/31/2020
The workers really know what we wanted.. Great selection.. nice vibe and atmosphere!!
Nathan Y.
5/21/2012
Phenom carries an excellent selection of premium streetwear brands in a well organized, aesthetically pleasing boutique setting. Their kick selection is Nike heavy, but it is well curated. Many...
Ryan P.
9/26/2014
Very neat organized boutique. Great, especially for the twin cities. I was forced to shop online for the most part before I found this store and BlackBlue. This store is much more streetwear heavy...
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