Dark Side of the Net: Dark Shops and Services

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New Links to Dark Online Shops

  • Artifice Clothing - A shop selling PVC, fetishwear, clubwear, and gowns.

  • Black Sheep and Prodigal Sons - Interesting art jewelry and oddities, such as a mastadon straight razor and unusual pendants.

  • Coffin Couches

  • Darklocks - A shop selling cyber falls, hair, extensions, wigs and goggles.

  • Dawn to Dusk Gifts - A webstore selling wholesale and retail handcrafted goth home decor items. There are some gorgeous skulls here, soaps, necklaces, kids' clothes, and purses. They also sell some items they didn't craft themselves, such as Emily the Strange, Nightmare Before Christmas, and Living Dead Dolls. This shop is fun to browse.

  • Dr. Morose & Miss Macabre's House of Oddities - Two extremely talented artists present their artworks, voodoo ragdolls, Etsy shop, shadow boxes, creepy masks, and other intriguing creations. Worth a look and then a second look!

  • Fancy Goth - A UK-based shop selling bat purses, goth clothes, goth jewelry, books and music, and occult gift items.

  • FearWerx - A shop selling horror merchandise - Collector masks, Living Dead dolls, toys, t-shirts and hoodies, and more.

  • Freyagushi - London designer "Pinkindus" creates lightlacing corsets and "medical experimental garments." Check the lookbook for the medical experimental garments - very bizarre photography. Very interesting. She also has a Livejournal.

  • Gothlings - A UK-based store selling adorable baby clothes. There's a bodysuit for 18 month olds with devil pitchfork designs on the fabric, a onesie (babygrow) decorated with skulls, and a bodysuit with ghosties on it. Perfect for dressing up your little demonspawn.

  • Gothic Glow - A shop selling steampunk-style lighting, in brass boxes, with flickering warm filament lights.

  • Goth Limo - A hearse limousine service in Lincolnshire, England.

  • Goth Palace - A UK store selling Alchemy Gothic jewelry, duvet covers, home decor, clothing, and figurines.

  • Fragile Beauty - A shop selling gorgeous gothic stained glass. Besides window panels, they sell a coffin tray, coffin box, incense burners, candle screens, cardholders, and sconces. Beautiful things here!

  • Graveyard Records & Collectibles - A horror shop selling toys, action figures, busts, DVDs and more stuff for horror aficionados.

  • London Goth - A shop selling dark jewelry (rings, earrings, pendants, wristwear) as well as goth goblets, lamps, purses and bags.

  • Monster Kookies - An Etsy shop selling creepy, silly, or gory pendants, rings, ornaments, and steampunk anatomical heart trinkets.

  • My Goth Shop - A goth affiliate store with a nice selection of links to cool stuff you might want to buy.

  • Oh My Goth - A goth affiliate store, with articles, goth news, and some goth links. They'll help you find stuff to furnish your goth home, wear, adorn, and carry.

  • Piraterie - A shop selling pirate-themed dark T-shirts and clothing.

  • Plasticland - A shop selling retro-inspired brand new clothes, handbags, and shoes. Most stuff here isn't goth, but I'm including the link because they have cool pieces you can pick up and make work with your existing goth wardrobe. They also have some cool retro shoes with a goth feel, and striped stockings. There's also a few Lolitaesque pieces here and there. The Home Decor section is mostly cute vintage-styled stuff, but there's also skeleton-hand servers, Lucite skull votive holders, and the "Creepy Cute Crochet" book.

  • Purevile - An Etsy shop selling "post-Apocalyptic Victorian" clothing and accessories. All handmade, created from antiques, keys, lace, and heirlooms.

  • Retroscope Fashions - A shop selling Gothic Lolita, Victorian, and punk men's and women's clothing, plus mini hats, accessories, and parasols.

  • Seraphemera Books - A boutique publisher of gothic chapbooks, journals, comics, and other goodies. They publish the very enchanting Polyglot & Spleen comic.

  • Sick on Sin - A shop selling T-shirts for men, women and kids. The shirts have robots, the Grim Reaper, skeletons, zombies, black cats, ravens, skunks, bats, and other cool imagery on them. They also sell buttons and magnets.

  • SoapBops - A Scottish soap store for goths, pagans, and witches. Their soaps and packaging feature the colors purple, black, violet and red. Heh, I like the pink pentacle soap.

  • Strange Monster - A Portland, Oregon shop selling interesting screen printed Tshirts, hoodies, pillows, purses and bags. The designs include skulls, vintage historical images, a hearse, skeletons, cats, and ladies. The shop also sells journals, jewelry, greeting cards, and mirrors.

  • Stubby Chubby - Plush pillow monsters, ninja pillows, sushi pillows, and gothy art prints.

  • Tonner Twilight Dolls - The Tonner doll company's page for their Edward Cullen and Bella Swan dolls. You can pre-order them here. They also have an info page.

  • Twilight T-Shirts - A shop selling tshirts based on the Twilight books.

  • The White Peacock - A California-based store selling Gothic Lolita items online, as well as in their Lomita, CA storefront. They sell aprons, dresses, skirts, accessories, and a few men's items.

  • Veronica Varlow: Danger Dame - Veronica Varlow's cool store selling retro, semi-fetishy, sometimes-burlesqy clothes. Some of them are copies of dresses she's worn on MTV. The store also features a blog. (I most recently saw Veronica Varlow on the zombie episode of Made).

  • The Zombified - A cool shop selling horror T-shirts, a comic book called Hallowhaus, and cute Horror Girls greeting cards.

  • The Zombified, at LiveJournal

  • The Zombified, at MySpace

    updated May 20, 2008

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