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Saugatuck, Michigan
Curated men's clothing, home décor, and lifestyle shop on Culver St
A destination shop in a destination town. Kindel & Company has been part of the West Michigan community since 2004 and a fixture on Saugatuck's Culver Street since 2017, known for its meticulously creative window displays and immersive, ever-changing vignettes that make the whole store feel like a curated lifestyle editorial. Inside you'll find a thoughtful mix of men's clothing and accessories (including Filson), grooming essentials, home décor, furniture, timepieces, and jewelry for both men and women. Everything feels handpicked — nautical accents, clever design objects, hefty sweatshirts, candles, and barware that'll make you rethink your entire living room. The staff is knowledgeable and genuinely helpful without being pushy. Now expanding to Holland as well. Open Thursday through Sunday.
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