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* In New York, there is a store called "Just Bulbs." They sell nothing but lightbulbs.

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* The first Pokémart you find in the [[VideoGame/PokemonGoldAndSilver second]] and [[VideoGame/PokemonRubyAndSapphire third-generation]] ''Franchise/{{Pokemon}}'' games carries only regular Pokéballs, regular Potions, and three types of status-effect healers, despite appearing to have many shelves of merchandise. The first Mart in [[VideoGame/PokemonRedAndBlue Gen 1]] doesn't even have Potions. Every game also has a massive department store that's [[WeSellEverything the exact opposite of this trope]]. Later games justify it by having each Pokémart's available stock be dependent on how many badges the player has.
** Videogame/PokemonXAndY has the Poké Ball Boutique, which sells every variety of Pokéball but nothing else, and the Stone Emporium, which sells evolution stones. Also, the first fashion boutique that the player encounters (in Santalune City) sells only hats and hat accessories, and no other clothes like the other five.

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* In ''VisualNovel/DoubleHomework'', the boutique that [[spoiler:Tamara]] opens after she graduates sells only black clothes. Lampshaded in its name: "Nothing But Black."
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** The series premier has Jimmy using rugs he got from "Rug World" to generate static electricity. While looking for it, he sees others called "Cheese World" and "Mime World",

** One episode had "Lucky Tony's House of Garlic" as Jimmy was being chased by two vampires, which was right across the street from "House of Blue Pants". Later when he is chased by two werewolves he comes across the "Hi Ho Silver Store".

* In ''WesternAnimation/TheAdventuresOfJimmyNeutronBoyGenius'', Retroville has stores like Cheese World, Mime World, and Rug World. Rug World actually had something Jimmy needed to defeat the [[MakesSenseInContext evil pants.]]

* ''WesternAnimation/RockosModernLife'': In "[[Recap/RockosModernLifeS1E7NoPainNoGainWhoGivesABuck Who Gives a Buck?]]", the O-Town Mall has stores that consist entirely of this, one of which is "Just Dog Bowls," where Rocko buys Spunky a new dog bowl.

** When Homer wants to buy a hammock in Cypress Creek in "[[Recap/TheSimpsonsS8E2YouOnlyMoveTwice You Only Move Twice]]," he finds out there's an entire hammock district downtown.

* [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin The Container Store]].
** Averted; this chain actually has quite a wide variety of merchandise. However, if you need a specialized container for something, they will almost certainly have it, and items they sell that are not containers have a reasonable relationship to containers (e.g. gift wrapping; hangers; labels).

** Videogame/PokemonXAndY has the Poké Ball Boutique, which sells every variety of Pokéball but nothing else, and the Stone Emporium, which sells evolution stones. Also, the first fashion boutique that the player encountners (in Santalune City) sells only hats and hat accessories, and no other clothes like the other five.

* In Season 6 on the LetsPlay/HermitcraftServer, Zedaph opens up a shop called "Warts, Quartz and Shorts", which exclusively sells netherwart, quartz blocks, and colorful pants. And yes, he did pick those items purely for the sake of the name, there is no in-game reason to sell these things together.