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Back to school shopping in Columbia and where to shop to spoil your teachers

While you’re back to school shopping for the kiddos, don’t forget to grab a gift or a little something special for your teachers.

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Whether you’re shopping for yourself or someone else, you’re sure to find what you’re looking for at Icon on Taylor.

Photo by Jessica Hunt Photography

School is back for most of the Midlands public schools, and though a lot of the focus is on the students, we haven’t forgotten about you teachers. Below is a list of just a few local shop recommendations for fun additions for you or your classrooms:

A Little Happy Shop
Whether you need new bright earrings, quirky stickers, or a new work bag, this boutique in Five Points is fun to browse and find the perfect personality novelty gift.

Uptown Gifts
As you browse, keep looking because you probably missed something. This gift store on Main Street has tons of novelty gift options, and it’ll be difficult not to walk away with something.

If you’re looking for some new boutique teacher attire, try Vestique, Miss Cocky, Icon on Taylor, and My Kim Collection. You’ll find something to wear on the weekends and in the classroom.

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