Where to buy a shower curtain that is not amazon?

[Anonymous]

I need to buy a shower curtain for a bathroom that is primarily used by a 9 year old boy and an eleven year old girl. As a kid, I remember going to a place like bed bath and beyond and making a choice from the ones they had on display. Is there an in person store with options these days? Where would be a good place to look online with “fun” options that is not Amazon or target?

[Anonymous]

Home goods?

[Anonymous]

target
walmart
home depot
lowes
home store

[Anonymous]

IKEA

[Anonymous]

Kohls

[Anonymous]

TJMaxx.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Home goods?

Thank you! Sounds obvious, but totally hadn’t thought of it.

[Anonymous]

Target usually has a line of attractive kid-oriented designs.

[Anonymous]

https://quiettownhome.com/

Try this! These are Noah Mango shower curtains. If there’s anything politically unpalatable about them, they definitely feel bad about it. So that is something. Also the colors are fun.

[Anonymous]

Walmart

[Anonymous]

Locally, the true value hardware in DuPont circle has a big home section that probably has a lot of shower curtains. I haven’t been there in a while, so maybe check before you go.

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CVS

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Home goods?

Thank you! Sounds obvious, but totally hadn’t thought of it.

fyi TJ Maxx and Home Goods are also Trump donors, if you're avoiding Amazon for similar reasons.

[Anonymous]

I really miss Bed Bath & Beyond, it was great for this stuff. I go to Target and Walmart for these things now.

And for PP, it's not about politics, it's about Amazon basically destroying brick & mortar retail over the past 10 years. All the stores you loved that have gone out of business? That's because of Amazon.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I really miss Bed Bath & Beyond, it was great for this stuff. I go to Target and Walmart for these things now.

And for PP, it's not about politics, it's about Amazon basically destroying brick & mortar retail over the past 10 years. All the stores you loved that have gone out of business? That's because of Amazon.

Someday someone will have to explain to me why brick and mortar retail was worth having. I don’t understand why a brick and mortar retail store and a warehouse are different. It’s still just how stuff gets from a factory to you.