Find anything but ordinary in every home and gift category imaginable.
Find Anything But Ordinary
UncommonGoods offers you thousands of handmade, eco-friendly and truly unique products to give to your favorite people, personalize your home, and style your life.
As a B corporation, UncommonGoods is committed to doing good. We feature the work...
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Store details
888.365.0056
Member since February 08, 2011
Store history
| Founded | 1999 |
|---|---|
| Founder(s) | David Bolotsky |
| Headquarters | Sunset Park, Brooklyn, NY |
On Apartment Therapy
We must be on some new-age mailing list; this time, though, we were pleasantly surprised. The selection at Uncommon Goods, which tags itself as a gift catalog, features more than a few unique home-related items, and a good portion of what's in the catalog fits one idea of green: recycled-content, and made by artisans in the US. Other items, like this $12 mug, manage to walk the line between tacky fun and thought-provoking. And you can't argue with the prices, which seem mighty affordable to us.
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Recent comments
My real issue with the mug is that it's just a mug. It has a fairly cool design on it, but it's a mug. I can walk to about 5 different shops in my neighborhood (or walking distance from my office) that sell mugs of similar quality at a similar price point. So why exactly do I need to have this one shipped from across the country? I mean, sure the design is cool, but in my opinion it's better to take real action by not buying more junk, not wasting energy and expending carbon, etc. The fact that it has a cutesy "green" gimmick is not enough to outweigh its inherent wastefulness. the opoponax on Oct 18, 2007
My real issue with the mug is that it's just a mug. It has a fairly cool design on it, but it's a mug. I can walk to about 5 different shops in my neighborhood (or walking distance from my office) that sell mugs of similar quality at a similar price point. So why exactly do I need to have this one shipped from across the country? I mean, sure the design is cool, but in my opinion it's better to take real action by not buying more junk, not wasting energy and expending carbon, etc. The fact that it has a cutesy "green" gimmick is not enough to outweigh its inherent wastefulness. the opoponax on Oct 18, 2007