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From Mexican guayaberas to Russian shawls, New Yorkers can buy pretty much anything from around the world without having to leave the city.
It’s like the metropolis has become one global market, open to shoppers at any price point. And while the latest trend is toward consolidating products from one country in entire markets, like Eately, some of the most interesting foreign-produced goods are only available at small shops with American Dream ambitions.
So say hello to the world and check out these seven international gift ideas that you can get without needing a passport.
