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The oldest shop of its kind in the world, Big Men's has been taking care of men of large and super sizes for over 50 years. The unassuming office building hides a friendly, warehouse-style clothes emporium, carrying pants size 36-90 ($40+) and shoes size 6-20 with widths from AAA to EEEEE ($60+). Big Men also caters to the vertically challenged with a (figuratively) wide selection of clothing ranging from tuxes to tees, no matter your height. A tailor on the premises makes sure that alterations are same-day. The website sells clothing in regular sizes and ships all products worldwide. This section contains information from Harvard Student Agencies' Unofficial Guide to Life at Harvard.

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Feathers and leathers, buttons and bows, line the aisles of this odds-and-ends warehouse. You'll find exotic sequined fringe and peacock-feather trim alongside beads, boas, and bridal kitsch. The yarn section is both larger and cheaper than Harvard Square's knitters depot, Woolcott's. One full wall is filled with cases of buttons, from 12¢ (plastic) to $20 (jeweled). Don't overlook the giant box of button miscellany by the door (25¢/button, $5/boxful). 10% student discount with ID. This section contains information from Harvard Student Agencies' Unofficial Guide to Life at Harvard. Since 1936, Windsor Button has been providing consumers in the Boston area with an outstanding selection of quality buttons, sewing and craft notions. They carry the largest assortment of buttons in the northeast, including selections from all over the world. Our extensive line of notions ranges from basic to specialty items. We have added a full yarn department including basic to novelty yarn, as well as knitting needles, books, patterns, and accessories.

Template:Bookstore Run by the Episcopal Diocese, this friendly bookstore carries a wide selection of books on spirituality. Although Cathedral Crossing focuses on Christianity, books on history, religious art, and global concerns will appeal to people of any faith. Religious music, cards, and jewelry available, as well as the more traditional Bibles, hymnals, and rosary beads. This section contains information from Harvard Student Agencies' Unofficial Guide to Life at Harvard.