SS Cherry

Contrary to the previous reviewer, I don’t think the shopping scene in Provincetown is quite that bad — there is, and has been, the wonderful MAP in the West End for years. But Cherry (or SS Cherry, to distinguish the P’town location from its other incarnations in NYC and LA) is in a class by itself.
I don’t know any other store (vintage or otherwise) in P’town where you can leave with a 60s Pucci bodysuit, a pair of seriously broken in killer cowboy boots, a couple of leather wristbands, a New Kids On The Block tour sweatshirt, and assorted bits and bobs of fabulous accessories and objets. In fact, there aren’t many stores like Cherry anywhere. Friendly staff & decent prices for the quality of what’s on offer (assuming you’re not the type of person who would balk at $ 40 for a perfectly preserved ca. 1991 concert tee) are the icing on the cake.

Ugh. Provincetown usually makes me sick. I can only spend a couple of days there before I find out all of my friends got wasted, went to Spiritus Pizza, and ended the night with an orgy. :(
Other than drinking, there’s not much else to do here… (I guess there is a beach or something?)
On my way to the ferry back to Boston, I walked through this small structure that resembled a storage shed, and what I found was an insane collection of genuine vintage clothing. I was PISSED. I wasted the entire weekend going into saltwater taffy shops and stores that sold shitty t-​shirts with quotes from NBC sitcoms and Insane Clown Posse merchandise. :(((((
Why is it that people think they can open a store full of garbage just because they are next to the ocean? I used to go to Hampton Beach a lot when I was a kid… I know what I’m talking about.
AnywayzZzz, the 3 minutes I was able to spend in the store were heaven, and I think my eyes climaxed.
I also had a chance to speak to one of the owners, and he was very friendly.
Great store with a great history in a better city. Google Cherry Boutique and you will enjoy yourself…