The phrase "speciality store" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a shop or store that sells specialized goods or services. For example, "I found the perfect gift for my sister at the speciality store on Main Street."
His career began at Jay Thorpe, a prominent women's speciality store.
Filene's father, William Filene (originally Filehne), founded his speciality store in Boston in 1881 and turned it over to his sons, Edward and Lincoln, in 1891.
And where buying a uniform in the past often meant going to a speciality store or distributor under contract with schools to outfit their students, buying one today increasingly means heading for a Kmart, Wal-Mart or J.C. Penney, or places like Cookie's.
Leather is being marked down substantially by department store and other speciality stores, too.
In Wada, souvenir shops, restaurants, supermarkets and whale speciality stores line the streets, selling whale meat products and dishing up everything from whale sushi to fried whale.
Thousands of small releases made their way into the "mom and pop" independent speciality stores, which then provided a market for independent distribution.
It has the highest concentration of Latino businesses in the city, an eclectic mixture of speciality stores, Mexican bakeries, grocers and butchers.
But in the last five years, speciality stores featuring pork have been opening around the country as part of the trend of gearing shops to consumers who want something they can't get in a supermarket.
She should also think about getting the apparel into speciality stores and, at some point, into big department stores.
Starbucks is also no stranger to testing different types of store formats, whether that's speciality stores featuring small-lot coffees, mobile trucks, express stores, stores on trains, and more.
The 500-room hasel has two ballrooms and more than a dozen meeting rooms, as well as a shopping programme for guests that includes a personal shopper and access to speciality stores.
