Not quite gone

It's a very sad thing. We had to close our store in downtown Salem. As much fun as we were having, and as many people who kept telling us how much they loved the store, it just wasn't feasible to remain open.

But do not despair! We have integrated the stock from Wicked Goodz into our flagship store, The Trolley Depot. And we are keeping our web store, www.wickedgoodz.com open for business.
Which means you'll still be able to buy your sushi bandages, Avenging Unicorn playset, Zombie Brain gelatin mold, Mario Bros energy drinks, and all that other weird stuff we were known for.

So, shop online or, if you're in downtown Salem, come by The Trolley Depot and visit us.
Hope to see you soon!

Hello! Nice to meet ya!

For our first post I've decided to showcase a few items from the store that I love.

First up are two projects I completed from the awesome DIY book, "Generation T, 108 ways to transform a T-shirt" by Megan Nicolay. I made a poncho and turned a too-big men's tee into my new favorite fitted tee.


Both projects were pretty simple, and the tee was completely no-sew! Projects also include skirts, bags, even a wedding dress all made from T-shirts! I love this book!

Next up is a handy little item. The Hula girl duster is perfect for keeping your computer, stereo, and workspace dust free. She's just a tiny little piece of paradise in your otherwise dreary cubicle. What's that she's saying?; "Let my hips dance the song of cleanliness."