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"Apothecary-shop chic" might just be the next trendy aesthetic, and you can thank fictional character David Rose from Schitt's Creek, who somehow manages to make owning a general store look like the coolest job ever. Fictional though it may be, if you say you've never wanted to visit the Rose Apothecary shop in real life, you'd be lying to yourself (or telling yourself falsehoods, as Moira Rose would say). With a pop-up shop in New York and merchandise galore, Rose Apothecary is now among the ranks of Central Perk from Friends and MacLaren's from How I Met Your Mother. "It's a general store, but it's also a very specific store," David explains in an episode. "It's also not just a store, it's like a place where people can come and get coffee or drinks, but it's not a coffee shop, nor is it a bar."
Who wouldn't want to stan a place like that? If you can't get your hands on a limited-edition Rose Apothecary goat-milk soap (sold exclusively at Beekman 1802 Mercantile in Sharon Springs, NY), you can always rep the Schitt's Creek store by wearing a sweatshirt with its iconic logo. Although sweatshirts aren't one of the "very specific" items Rose Apothecary sells, we can only assume they'd look just like the ones on this list. Whichever one you pick, be sure to wear it with four identical silver rings and a pair of Chuck Taylors, if you want to channel your inner David.