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Deadstock General Store

A thoughtfully curated homewares shop in Manchester’s Northern Quarter, specialising in high-quality scents, stationery, ceramics and Japanese design.

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Tucked away on Edge Street in Manchester’s Northern Quarter, Deadstock General Store is a thoughtfully curated homewares shop that feels more like a gallery of everyday beauty. Specialising in high-quality scents, stationery, ceramics, and Japanese design, it’s a haven for those who appreciate well-made, useful, and beautiful objects. Friendly, knowledgeable staff share stories behind each product, making shopping here a personal and inspiring experience.

A brief summary to Deadstock General Store

  • 48 Edge St, Manchester, M4 1HN, GB
  • +447925577054
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  • Duration: 0.5 to 1.5 hours
  • Mid ranged
  • Environment icon Indoor
  • Mobile reception: 5 out of 5
  • Monday 11 am-6 pm
  • Tuesday 11 am-6 pm
  • Wednesday 11 am-6 pm
  • Thursday 11 am-6 pm
  • Friday 11 am-6 pm
  • Saturday 11 am-6 pm
  • Sunday 12 pm-5 pm

Local tips

  • Visit on a weekday afternoon for a quieter, more relaxed browsing experience and more time with the staff.
  • Ask the staff about the stories behind the brands and products – they’re passionate and full of insights.
  • If you have clothes that need altering or repairing, bring them along; the in-house tailoring service is a hidden gem.
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A Gallery of Useful and Beautiful Things

Deadstock General Store isn’t just a shop; it’s a carefully composed space where every object has been chosen with intention. Located on Edge Street in Manchester’s creative Northern Quarter, it feels more like a design gallery than a traditional retail space. Founder Liam Jackson, a fashion design graduate with a background in London, opened the store with a simple philosophy: if something is well designed, well made, and genuinely useful or beautiful, it deserves a place in someone’s life. The result is a tightly curated collection of homewares, stationery, ceramics, kitchenware, and high-end scents, many from Japanese and Scandinavian brands, displayed in a way that invites slow, considered browsing.

Curated Homewares and Thoughtful Gifts

The shelves and displays at Deadstock are filled with items that balance function and aesthetics. Expect to find minimalist stationery like Traveler’s Notebooks, sleek brewing equipment, elegant glassware, and distinctive ceramics from makers such as Studio Arhoj and Mr Maria. The store has a particular strength in Japanese design, with items like Kinto drinkware and precision shears that appeal to those who value craftsmanship and longevity. Scent is another highlight, with a selection of candles and diffusers chosen for their quality and character, not just their branding. Whether you’re looking for a distinctive gift or simply treating yourself to something special for the home, the collection feels personal and distinctive rather than mass-market.

More Than Just a Shop

Beyond its role as a homewares destination, Deadstock also offers a tailoring and repair service, a nod to its founder’s fashion background. This practical side adds another layer to the store’s identity, turning it into a place where clothes can be altered or repaired while you browse beautifully made objects. The staff are genuinely passionate about the products, happy to explain the story behind a brand or recommend a scent or stationery item based on your taste. Regular customers often know the owner by name, and the atmosphere is warm and unhurried, encouraging conversation and discovery rather than just transaction.

A Northern Quarter Gem

Deadstock sits in the heart of Manchester’s Northern Quarter, an area known for its independent shops, street art, and creative energy. The store’s aesthetic – clean, thoughtful, and slightly nostalgic – fits perfectly within this context, offering a calm counterpoint to the surrounding buzz. It’s the kind of place that rewards repeat visits, where you might come in for a candle and leave with a notebook, a glass, and a renewed appreciation for everyday objects. Whether you’re a local looking for a special gift or a visitor wanting to take home a piece of Manchester’s independent spirit, Deadstock General Store is a destination that feels both intimate and inspiring.

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