Plate M-16 · 2,224 stores · 1501–1650 of 2224 · curated ORBIS register
What makes great fashion houses & boutiques?
This plate lists 2,224 shops in 122 countries. Paris has the most with 191, followed by Tokyo with 68. Among these shops, 90 describe made-to-order work, 12 offer repairs, 234 sell online and 11 work by appointment, going by their own descriptions.
Ask whether the label is the shop's own: some shops design and make their own collections, while others select from other labels.
Ask about alterations: ask whether the shop shortens and adjusts garments, and how long that takes.
Ask about returns and shipping: ask whether pieces can be exchanged from abroad and sent to your country.
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Andrés Pajón is a Medellín-based bridal and eveningwear house whose Maria del Mar 2026 collection includes gowns priced up to 7,400 USD. The label also dressed Karol G for her documentary premiere.
Best for Label also dressed Karol G for her documentary premiere
Medellín-based label Andrés Pajón, which operates under the name Pajón & Cartagena, built its latest bridal line, Maria del Mar 2026, around gowns that range from roughly $1,900 for simpler silhouettes like Coral up to $7,400 for Perla, its most elaborate design — pricing that places the house at the higher end of Colombian bridal fashion. Beyond bridalwear, the brand has expanded into fragrance with a scent called Escarlata.
The house's highest-profile moment on record is dressing Karol G for the premiere of her documentary 'Mañana Será Muy Bonito.' In its own account of the collaboration, Andrés Pajón described the assignment as 'far more than a design opportunity — a privilege and a celebration of fashion as a storytelling force,' underlining how the brand positions itself less as a manufacturer of gowns and more as a participant in its clients' public narratives. The label is headquartered on Carrera 36 in Medellín, where its bridal and eveningwear collections are designed.
A long-running Bangladeshi fashion house offering salwar kameez, sarees, panjabis, children's clothing and home textiles rooted in traditional South Asian design. It runs an outlet gallery in Dhaka and an online store.
The Kraków label works with restrained shapes, neutral palettes and Scandinavian references across women’s clothing. Its Józefa Street boutique gives visitors a direct place to see the seasonal cuts and try the proportions.
Best for Smart women's attire based on minimal, formal Scandinavian style
Annabel DeGroot opened Annabel The Shop on Main Street in Sag Harbor in May 2023. She bought across thirty to forty independent and women-owned labels herself. The mix runs from clothing and shoes to candles, glassware, photography books, priced below the usual Hamptons range. The shop now lists 150 Main Street in Sag Harbor, 2442 Montauk Highway in Bridgehampton and a third address in San Francisco.
Best for Independent-designer fashion and lifestyle goods
Annabel DeGroot opened Annabel The Shop on Main Street in Sag Harbor in May 2023, aged twenty-six. The Sag Harbor Express reported the opening and quoted her on the buying, which she had done herself across thirty to forty labels. She had spent the better part of a year thinking about the shop before signing for the space. Her stated aim was a mix of sustainable and women-owned brands at prices below the Hamptons norm, so that a wider range of customers could buy something. The stock at opening ran from crocheted tops to pinstriped jackets, with strappy heels beside combat boots. Candles, glassware, beach towels, decorative matches, photography books filled the gaps between the racks. DeGroot told the paper she had to persuade suppliers by email that a new shop in Sag Harbor was worth shipping to. The business has since added a second Hamptons address at 2442 Montauk Highway in Bridgehampton and a third in San Francisco. Sag Harbor remains at 150 Main Street. The buying still runs to independent designers and female-founded labels, which is how the shop describes its own collection.
An's Fashion & Gifts wants to be one of the most attractive boutiques on Bonaire. And distribute affordable fashion and super nice gifts to the people of Bonaire and tourists on the Island. We are very happy to do this with an enthusiastic team of sales staff. Send your personal gifts to one of you're loved ones on Bonaire. Soon this will be possible via the whatsapp catalog on selected items!
Inside the Blue Mall's West Hall, Antibes curates sustainable luxury fashion, jewelry, and home decor from Latin American designers like Farm Rio, Circe, and Faoba for Punta Cana's resort crowd. The concept store is open seven days a week and ships its collections online as well.
Antonio Marras works from Alghero, on the northwest coast of Sardinia, and has spent his whole career refusing to leave — the island is not his backdrop but his co-author.
Best for Narrative Sardinian high fashion.
<p>Antonio Marras works from Alghero, on the northwest coast of Sardinia, and has spent his whole career refusing to leave — the island is not his backdrop but his co-author. Self-taught, born into a family of fabric merchants, he began showing under his own name in Paris in the late 1990s and built a house on Sardinian memory: fishermen's knits, widow's black, military cloth from the island's garrisons, all collaged into romantic tailoring with visible mending as ornament.</p><p>Fashion noticed the literary intelligence. From 2003 to 2011 Marras served as artistic director of Kenzo in Paris, translating his gift for cultural cross-stitch to another house's archive while keeping his own label anchored at home. The double life proved the point: the work travels precisely because it never pretends to come from nowhere.</p><p>Every Marras collection is a story with named characters — an aviator, an emigrant, a Sardinian bride — and the clothes carry the plot in patches, embroideries and layered prints. In an industry of moodboards, he remains a novelist working in cloth, and Alghero remains the address on every page.</p>
Founded in 1990 by researcher and social activist Ruby Ghuznavi, Aranya is a WFTO-member fair-trade organization running a 36-worker natural-dye workshop in Dhaka. It sources from over 3,000 Bangladeshi weavers and craftspeople, reviving techniques including Jamdani and Nakshi Katha.
Best for Fair-trade natural-dye workshop supporting over 3,000 Bangladeshi artisans, since 1990
Aranya was founded in 1990 by researcher and social activist Ruby Ghuznavi, built around reviving natural dye techniques and traditional Bangladeshi crafts that were losing ground to industrial production. It has since grown into a well-established fair trade organization and a member of the World Fair Trade Organization (WFTO).
The organization runs a Dhaka workshop employing around 36 workers dedicated to dyeing, printing, washing and drying fabric by hand, with roughly 70 people in total working specifically on natural dye production and research there. Beyond its own workshop, Aranya sources from a network of more than 3,000 weavers, embroiderers, jewellers, printers and craftspeople working from their homes and small community workshops across Bangladesh.
Its stated mission combines craft revival — including techniques like Jamdani weaving and Nakshi Katha embroidery — with fair wages, transparent audits and sustainable employment for rural artisans, aiming to preserve Bengal's textile heritage while connecting its producers to mainstream markets.
Arim Designs describes itself as offering designs and outfits tailor made for customers, according to its page. Its Facebook page emphasizes tailor-made outfits.
Arkivé pairs garment-care products and services with a curated second-hand clothing selection. It also offers authentication for selected luxury items, giving buyers an additional check when considering pre-owned pieces.
Best for Wardrobe-care essentials — garment maintenance products, shoe brushes, care sets for suede/leather
Breton clothing manufacturer founded in Quimper in October 1938 by Swiss textile engineer Walter Hubacher, initially making underwear before becoming known for the striped Breton mariniere shirt. Still headquartered and manufacturing in Quimper, Brittany.
Best for Classic Breton polos; Heritage Breton polos; Heritage Breton; authentic Breton maritime clothing
Armor-Lux was founded in Quimper in October 1938 by Walter Hubacher, a Swiss textile engineer, with an initial focus on quality underwear manufacturing. The company later diversified into knitwear, including the striped wool and cotton sweaters worn by fishermen and sailors, which grew into the mariniere - the blue-and-white striped shirt that became the brand's signature and a broader symbol of French maritime style. The name itself blends 'armor,' the Breton word for sea, with a Latin root referencing light or brightness. Nearly ninety years on, Armor-Lux remains headquartered and manufacturing in Quimper, Brittany.
Established in 2004, Arnesta Batik produces hand-drawn and stamped batik on Primisima cotton and cotton-viscose blends, focused specifically on East Kalimantan's regional motifs. It sells men's and women's batik shirts, attire and fabric to local and export markets.
Best for East Kalimantan batik clothing and accessories, hand-drawn and stamped since 2004
Arte Mix, trading as Terwarte Tejidos y Artesanías, hand-crochets and knits accessories and clothing from its Puerto Natales shop, alongside wood, metal and glass pieces, taking custom orders by phone, WhatsApp or in person.
Best for Hand-crocheted accessories and clothing alongside wood
Arte Mix, trading as Terwarte Tejidos y Artesanías, runs as a small artisan storefront on Fresia Sepúlveda in Puerto Natales, the gateway town for Torres del Paine in Chilean Patagonia. The shop's core work is hand-crochet and knitting — accessories and clothing worked by hand rather than machine-made — sold alongside pieces in wood, metal and glass, giving the storefront a broader craft-market range than a single-material specialist. Rather than running a full online store, the business takes orders and custom requests directly: by phone, by WhatsApp, or in person at the shop, a structure that suits a small-batch, made-to-order model over standing inventory. That approach is typical of the artisan shops clustered around Puerto Natales' town center, which serve both local demand and the steady flow of visitors passing through en route to Torres del Paine National Park. For a traveler looking for a handmade souvenir rather than a mass-produced one, Arte Mix offers a direct line to the maker — a phone call or a walk-in visit rather than a checkout page — in one of Patagonia's main trekking gateway towns.
It is best known for Elegant locally-made Cambodian art and crafts — wood and stone carvings, traditional silver-plated copper leaf objects, lacquerware, hand-made silk clothing; social enterprise training young Cambodians in traditional crafts.
Best for Cambodian carvings, lacquerware, silk and silver-plated craft
Upscale boutiques along Lake Maggiore in Ascona. Italian-influenced fashion, jewelry, and design. The lakeside promenade is one of Switzerland's most elegant.
Best for Italian-influenced fashion, jewelry, and design
Pieces by current resident artists and exhibition participants may be purchased beyond the lobby shop. A portion of proceeds supports working craft artists, and the cashless counter treats every sale as final.
Best for Unique jewelry, pottery, baskets, home décor, handbags, clothing by internationally acclaimed
Boa Vista atelier in Porto Alegre led by designer Juliana Pereira, offering versatile, elegant and timeless clothing, alterations and personalised service.
Atma Alam has produced hand-painted batik since 1987, founded by painter Aza Osman and batik artist Roshadah 'Sada' Yusof in Padang Matsirat, Langkawi. Resident artists still work wax-resist techniques onto canvas paintings, sarongs, and dresses in the village complex the couple built from a single shack.
Best for Hand-painted batik art from Langkawi's original artist village since 1987
Atma Alam Batik Art Village was founded in 1987 by Aza Osman, an oil painter who had spent roughly 15 years studying and working in Italy, and his wife Roshadah Yusof, known as Sada, a batik artist and designer. Aza had already run a commercial gallery, Gallery 6, in Kuala Lumpur from 1981 before the couple relocated to Langkawi to establish the village.
The site sits in Padang Matsirat, close to Langkawi International Airport, and is described by regional tourism sources as the island's original batik art village. What began as a single shack grew over subsequent decades into a larger complex housing a gallery, a working batik studio, showrooms, a boutique, and a sunken garden with a water feature.
Resident artists continue to produce both block-printed and exclusively hand-painted batik on-site, working wax-resist techniques onto canvas paintings, dress fabric, and sarongs, which are sold directly through the village's own gallery and boutique rather than through outside retailers.
Auchterlonies of St Andrews, founded in 1895 by Open champion Willie Auchterlonie, is an authorized stockist of major golf brands including Callaway, Titleist, and Ping at the home of golf. The shop offers custom club fitting, repairs, rentals, and an extensive online store for clubs, apparel, and accessories.
Aulp makes ski jackets, fleece, insulated layers and casual clothing intended to move between resort and city use. The range prioritises accessible alpine styling over highly specialised expedition equipment.
Best for Ski jackets, outerwear, and fleece built for mountain-to-city wear
Aura sits on the promenade overlooking the Bay of Bengal in Pondicherry, curating clothing, home decor, incense, jewelry and organic food from Auroville, the Sri Aurobindo Ashram and local Tamil Nadu artisans, with all profits funding the Sri Aurobindo Society's social programs. The shop pairs an in-person boutique, bookshop and café with a full online store shipping across India.
Best for Beauty & Home, Books, Fashion, Spirituality
Aurealis is a full-service jeweller on Airlie Beach's Main Street, crafting custom engagement rings and personalized pieces on site along with repairs and stone setting. The shop also carries ready-to-wear designer collections from Europe and the Caribbean.
Best for Custom engagement rings, on-site stone setting
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An Argentine fashion label that began in 1953 as La Reinita, a children's clothing boutique opened by Abraham and Pomi Awada; it evolved into Awada womenswear in the 1960s and is now run by the family's Grupo Altatex.
Best for Elegant Argentine womenswear.
Awada's origins trace to 1953, when Abraham Awada and his wife Pomi opened a modest children's clothing boutique called La Reinita, launched partly with fabric they received as payment-in-kind and a car Pomi won in a raffle. Through the 1960s, that small children's shop gradually transformed into Awada, shifting toward the tailored, minimalist womenswear the brand became known for under later generations of the family. The name later became more widely recognized in Argentina through Juliana Awada, Pomi and Abraham's granddaughter, who worked on the brand's design and image for years. Today the label operates as part of Grupo Altatex, a family holding company that also owns the Cheeky and Como Quieres brands and is led by Daniel Awada, Juliana's brother. The group has continued investing in domestic manufacturing, including a new production plant in Tigre, in Buenos Aires province, representing an investment of more than eight million euros. Awada now runs roughly a dozen stores across Buenos Aires city and province, alongside an online shop and a home-goods offshoot called Awada Market.
Block Island (26 Water Street, Shops at the National Hotel)
B.I. Tees stocks Block Island apparel and souvenirs at The Shops at the National Hotel, from tees and sweatshirts in sizes for infants to adults through boat flags and Tervis tumblers. Its sister shop Solstice adds jewellery and Smathers & Branson needlepoint accessories.
Luxury children's boutique within the Badrutt's Palace hotel. Designer kids' clothing, toys, and accessories. A tiny luxury wonderland for the youngest jet-setters.
Best for Designer kids' clothing, toys, and accessories
An integrated cotton mill established in Bahir Dar in 1961, with spinning, weaving, dyeing, finishing and garment sections. It produces yarn, 100% cotton woven fabric, bed linens such as flat sheets, pillow cases and quilt covers, and garments.
Best for Ethiopian cotton home textiles and bed linens
A tannery and finished-leather maker established in Bahir Dar in 1998 by Yigzaw Assefa. It processes goat and sheep skins and cow hides into finished leather, garment leather, shoe uppers and dressing and sport gloves for export.
Best for Ethiopian finished leather goods and gloves
Balenciaga is the fashion house established by Cristóbal Balenciaga, with couture and clothing at the centre of its history. The Kering-owned house also makes accessories such as handbags. The Guardian reported Pierpaolo Piccioli's appointment as creative director in May 2025, a dated milestone rather than a verification of a particular shop's current collection.
Best for Balenciaga fashion and handbags
Cristóbal Balenciaga was the couturier the other couturiers watched. Dior called him "the master of us all"; Chanel said he was the only one who could design, cut, assemble and sew a suit entirely with his own hands. His Spanish enterprise carried several names: the first house opened in San Sebastián in 1917 as C. Balenciaga, while a second label founded in 1927 became EISA Costura, a name drawn from his mother’s surname, Eizaguirre, and later expanded to Madrid and Barcelona. The Spanish Civil War prompted his move to Paris in 1937; from there he re-drew the female silhouette — the tunic, the sack, the balloon hem — shapes so radical they took the rest of fashion a decade to catch up, then closed his house in 1968 rather than dilute it.
The resurrection took a stranger path. Nicolas Ghesquière made the archive dangerous again; Demna made it viral — the Triple S sneaker, the City bag's second life, hoodies priced like tailoring, couture restored to the house in 2021 after a 53-year silence. No brand has been more argued about this century, which is its own kind of fidelity to a founder who never once courted agreement.
Now Pierpaolo Piccioli, arriving from Valentino, inherits both inheritances — the monastic cut and the cultural lightning rod. What stays constant is the house's core wager: that shape itself, before logo or fabric, is what fashion actually sells.
Founded in 1854, this family-owned Christchurch department store on Cashel Street carries designer fashion, beauty, and homewares across its central premises and a Timaru branch. It rebuilt after the 1947 fire and the 2011 earthquakes to remain one of New Zealand's few surviving independent department stores.
Swiss luxury heritage since 1851 — leather goods, shoes, and ready-to-wear with a distinctly Swiss precision. A Swiss luxury brand.
Best for Swiss leather goods and heritage footwear.
Carl Franz Bally began making shoes in 1851 in Schönenwerd, and industrialized Swiss precision into footwear the way his compatriots did into watches — by 1900 Bally was among the was among the largest shoe companies in the world circa 1900, with its own model villages, museums and a legend growing at altitude: Bally's reindeer-fur boots walked on Everest's summit ridge with the 1953 expedition's high-altitude porters and, most famously, on Tenzing Norgay's feet.
The house matured into Switzerland's oldest luxury brand entire — shoes first, then leather goods and ready-to-wear, the red-and-white Stripe as its quiet flag and the Scribe welted shoe as its benchmark, still bench-made in Switzerland. The B-Chain hardware and curling-B monogram carry the modern accessories.
Ownership has traveled — Regent acquired the house in 2024 after years under JAB — but headquarters, archive and the shoemaking's soul remain Swiss. Bally sells the national virtues in walkable form: durability, discretion, and a century and three-quarters of Alpine self-assurance.
A Mondsee children's boutique dressing babies through teens, with ranges spanning 0-18 months to 16 years. The family shop on Herzog-Odilo-Strasse welcomes visitors during posted hours.
Best for Children's Clothing, Kids Fashion, Apparel
The Beaufort location adds beach-equipment rentals and surfboard repairs to its retail floor. Swimsuits, hats, souvenirs and accessories cover the rest of a beach day, and the shop operates year-round.
Barr-ee Station is an independent clothing boutique at Duck's Waterfront Shops, founded in 1988 by Maggie Cox and named for an Australian ranch. The year-round shop carries women's, men's, and children's apparel, swimwear, and jewelry from labels including FLAX, THML, and Seafolly.
Barrabés began as a village shop in Benasque and grew into an independent mountain- and outdoor-sports retailer. Its flagship store there stocks skis, climbing and mountaineering gear, technical clothing and camping equipment.
Best for Mountaineering, ski and climbing gear
Barrabés Benasque is the ski and mountain shop of the Benasque valley in Huesca, trading from the Edificio Barrabes on the Carretera de Francia. The store carries technical equipment and clothing for mountaineering and hiking and for both alpine and touring skiing. Footwear completes the offer. Brands on the racks include Salomon, The North Face, Arc'teryx, La Sportiva, Mammut and Dynafit. The shop describes its range as serving the beginner exploring the mountains as well as the expert seeking high performance kit. In winter it works as the valley's ski shop. Skis and boots share the floor with poles and bindings. Avalanche packs and climbing skins sit with the smaller pieces needed for a day out. A team of specialists advises each customer on the right material for their level and the kind of activity planned. Outside the snow season the same floor holds mountain clothing for every season as well as technical packs and climbing hardware. Gear for trail running and trekking sits beside camping equipment. The company behind the shop, Barrabes Ski Montaña, dates its presence to 1995. It now runs stores in Madrid, Barcelona, Jaca, Zaragoza, Bilbao and Huesca alongside an online catalogue. Benasque remains the original door, and the shop invites visitors to call in person before or after a day in the Pyrenees.
Scottish knitwear manufacturer owned by Chanel — traditional cashmere craft combined with high-fashion sensibilities. The pinnacle of Scottish cashmere.
Básica Sociedad sells handmade goods from Mexican artisan collectives, including hand-carved stone mortars and woven bags. The project supports craft workshops that include people with disabilities.
Best for Hand-carved stone mortars, spice racks, and woven bags from Mexican artisan collectives
Next door to Basil's Bar on Mustique, this boutique dresses men, women and children for the stretch between beach and bar, from branded t-shirts to accessories and gifts. Its stock is sold only on the island, so nothing here travels off Mustique before you do.
Best for Resort wear and exclusive Basil's-branded souvenirs
Bask in the Sun makes organic-cotton tees, overshirts, knitwear and jackets with a relaxed Basque-coast identity. The range suits everyday casual dressing rather than technical surf performance.
Best for Organic tees, overshirts, and surf-adjacent casualwear from the Basque Coast
An Orvis-certified fly-fishing shop since 1995, this Lowcountry outfitter carries rods, reels and outdoor apparel. It also runs guided charters and fly-fishing instruction.
Best for Fly fishing gear and Lowcountry outdoor apparel
Bazar La Pasión designs and sells clothing and home objects from its shop on Almirante Montt in Valparaíso, working with sustainable, locally sourced fabrics and Chilean wool for its made-to-order coats and jackets. The full collection is also available through the shop's own online store.
Beatnik Emporium is a Southampton vintage and quirky clothing shop that has traded since 1992, starting as a festival stall before settling on Above Bar Street in 2005. The shop still sells at festivals like Glastonbury alongside its year-round storefront.
Best for Vintage and quirky clothing from a Southampton shop born at festivals in 1992
BeBe’s Hoi An tailoring teams measure, cut and fit custom suits, dresses and áo dài. The service is centred on made-to-order clothing produced in Vietnam, with several Hoi An addresses supporting fittings rather than a single ready-to-wear rail.
Best for Custom suits, dresses and áo dài measured
Ben Wyvis Kilts has made Highland wear on Church Street since 1990, with every kilt hand sewn from start to finish by makers who sign and date their own work. The shop offers made-to-measure kilts across thousands of tartans alongside ready-to-wear pieces, jackets, sporrans and wedding hire.
Best for Hand-sewn, made-to-measure kilts and Highland wear
Bequia Threadworks runs a Port Elizabeth boutique selling ethically handmade women's and men's fashion, children's clothing, and accessories from designer-makers across Saint Vincent and the Grenadines. The nonprofit-linked production centre behind the shop also trains local seamstresses, with pieces also stocked at a handful of other island retailers.
Berwich is a Marche trouser precision, offering the pleated-and-drawstring legwear of Italian shops everywhere. Production is associated with Italy, while the range centers on trousers, formal.
Opened in Napa in 2003, this boutique redesigns vintage and recycled fabrics into one-of-a-kind dresses and creates custom bridal and couture pieces at its Second Street atelier. A second spot inside Antiques on Second downtown expands its vintage and accessory selection, with pieces also sold online.
Best for Vintage clothing, boutique, bridal design, custom dresses
Founded by Susanna Perini, this Bali fashion house blends Balinese craftsmanship with contemporary design. It also runs the Biasa ArtSpace in Seminyak.
This Greenlandic-Danish label translates Arctic and Inuit motifs into streetwear—topography-print longsleeves, shell anoraks, thermo pants and 'Greenland Is Not For Sale' totes—sold through its direct online shop in Danish kroner. Founded by designer Bibi Chemnitz, the line spans men's, women's and kids' pieces with an unmistakable Nuuk-meets-Copenhagen attitude.
Best for Fashion, streetwear, Greenlandic design, apparel, accessories
Established in 2001 by designer Lipi Khandker, Bibiana builds hand-embroidered garments and home textiles worked by a network of around a thousand artisans. Its range spans traditional attire, shawls, cushion covers, runners and bed covers sold through outlets in Dhaka, Chittagong and Sylhet.
Best for Hand-embroidered garments and home textiles
Big Sky Anglers is a fly-fishing outfitter in West Yellowstone stocking flies, rods, reels, waders, and apparel from its shop on Madison Avenue, alongside a full online store. Beyond gear, the shop runs guided fishing trips, schools, and travel packages from its home base at the edge of Yellowstone National Park.
Reading, Pennsylvania khakis since 1990—American-made twill trousers cut and sewn stateside with Amish craftsmanship and heritage construction standards.
Best for American-made khakis, Navy
Bills Khakis was founded in 1990 in Reading, Pennsylvania by Bill Thomas, who began by selling 250 pairs of khakis from his car, driven by conviction that quality American-made khakis had become nearly impossible to find. The company remains headquartered in Reading and manufactures every product domestically, with denim specifically crafted in Los Angeles and assembly operations in facilities including Amish-run workshops. The brand's philosophy anchors on uncompromised standards in materials and construction, offering multiple fits (Relaxed, Classic, Straight) across lines such as Original Twill, Vintage Twill, and Island Twill, with both pleated and flat-front options. The label has earned industry recognition for its authenticity: Men's Journal named their offering the "Best Authentic Twill Khaki Pants," while GQ recognized the pleated version as the best in category. Bills Khakis stands apart in contemporary menswear through its commitment to domestic manufacturing as a core business principle rather than a marketing claim, grounding the product in American craft and supply-chain transparency.
BIM is a discount grocery and household chain in Morocco, with rotating non-food offers that may include clothing and textiles. It is not primarily a homeware or fashion retailer.
Best for Ultra-low-price clothing, homeware, and textiles across Morocco
The on-site shop of the Bimini Big Game Club Resort & Marina in Alice Town, this outfitter stocks sportfishing gear, tackle and island essentials. It also carries resort-branded apparel for guests and visiting anglers.
Best for Sportfishing gear and resort-branded apparel
The anatomically shaped footbed revolution — from orthopedic sandals to fashion icons. 250+ years of footwear heritage, now a symbol of unpretentious luxury.
Best for Cork-footbed sandals, Boston clogs and Arizona sandals
Bleusalt makes ultra-soft, sustainable basics and wraps in the USA, with its flagship store at Malibu Country Mart where the brand was born. Pieces can be tried on in the Cross Creek Road shop or bought through the online store.
Joan Mallick founded Block Island Blue Pottery in 1986, and her daughter Stephanie now runs the shop, throwing ceramics and designing apparel. The clothing carries Stephanie's hand-drawn illustrations of the island's marine life and historic landmarks.
Best for Island pottery and illustrated apparel
Joan Mallick founded the pottery in 1986; her daughter Stephanie runs it now, throwing the ceramics and designing the apparel — a two-generation island workshop where the clothing carries Stephanie's hand-drawn illustrations of Block Island's marine life and historic landmarks. Island pottery and illustrated apparel, made where the subject matter lives.
Blueroost Boutique owner Gabrielle Kenedy looks forward to showing you the latest Bahama Hand Print creations. The Blue Rooster offers exquisite gifts from around the world.
Blvck Market has designed private-label clothing and jewellery on Block Island since 1996, producing its pieces in-house at 234 Water Street. Its signature is the Block Island Ring, sold only at the shop.
Tucked into La Punta de Zicatela, Bodeguita Surf Store sells original-design apparel, hats, bags and home decor built around Puerto Escondido's surf culture. Open daily 10am-8pm, it now ships across Mexico and the US.
Best for Original-design apparel, hats, bags and home decor built around Puerto Escondido's surf
Bodeguita Surf Store operates out of La Punta de Zicatela on Avenida Heroes Oaxaquenos in Puerto Escondido, describing itself as "surf, skate and independent design - from Puerto Escondido, Mexico" rather than a straightforward souvenir shop. The catalog runs across apparel and accessories - t-shirts, hats, bags, socks - plus home decor pieces, all built around original in-house designs like the Bodeguita DJ Cap and a Surf Cat Lucky T-Shirt, priced roughly between 250 and 890 Mexican pesos. The brand states four guiding principles on its own site: environmentally conscious practices, designs meant to genuinely delight rather than just sell, meaningful craftsmanship, and a carefully curated selection - a positioning that leans toward a design-label identity built around the town's beach-and-board culture rather than a generic surf-shop model stocking outside brands. The shop keeps daily hours from 10am to 8pm and has expanded shipping beyond its Zicatela storefront to cover both the United States and Mexico, extending its reach well past foot traffic alone. An active Instagram and Facebook presence, plus a newsletter, keep the brand connected to customers between visits, which matters for a shop this dependent on a specific surf destination's seasonal tourist flow.
Boglioli is known for softly constructed tailoring, especially garment-dyed jackets with relaxed shoulders and little internal structure. The collection extends that easy fit through suits, knitwear, trousers and casual layers.
Best for Washed unstructured jackets and Italian ease.
Founded by ski champion Willy Bogner, the house combines technical ski and sportswear with fashion-led Alpine design. Its distinctive “B” zipper has become a recurring signature detail.
Best for Luxury ski polos; Ski wear, premium; luxury ski and après-ski fashion
Discover handcrafted beachwear and resortwear inspired by Caribbean island life—versatile dresses, swimwear, sarongs and separates for warm-weather escapes.
A women's fashion boutique on East Campbell Avenue stocking dresses, tops and accessories with frequently rotating arrivals. It runs an online shop that ships its curated apparel beyond the downtown storefront.
BongZaii is a Panamanian ocean-inspired art brand that opened a shop in Bocas Town on Isla Colon, printing its nature-themed designs on apparel, accessories and prints. The label sells surf-culture clothing and homeware built around its love of the sea and nature.
Best for Panamanian ocean-inspired apparel and prints
A Montauk beach boutique on Main Street stocking handmade espadrille wedges, Greek leather sandals, straw hats and Turkish towels. Most of the range lives in the store at 729C Montauk Highway, with a small selection available online.
Best for Beach-apparel, espadrilles, sandals, straw-hats
Bordal focuses on traditional Madeira embroidery, including table linens, clothing and decorative household pieces. Production is associated with Portugal, while the range centers on traditional Madeira embroidery, tablecloths and baby clothing.
Best for Traditional Madeira embroidery, tablecloths and baby clothing
Boutique Belgique has sold selected women’s fashion, accessories and gifts from Brabanter Straße 29 since 2010. The Belgian Quarter store is a compact multi-brand stop whose current focus is women’s clothing, accessories and giftable extras.
Best for Multi-brand fashion from Belgian and European labels
A Montreux boutique on the lakeside Grand-Rue, for over twenty years offering relaxed natural-fibre clothing, leather bags, comfortable shoes, scarves and ethnic-chic jewellery. It curates smaller-scale labels and is known for personal advice and a warm welcome.
Best for Womenswear, accessories, leather-goods, jewelry
An independent fly-fishing outfitter and shop selling rods, reels, flies and apparel while booking wade and float trips on nearby waters. It operates as a locally run gear store rather than a chain outdoor retailer.
Oceanside, California—founded 2004 by musicians and skate-magazine colleagues, Brixton builds headwear and workwear culture around The Clash and music.
Best for Headwear, workwear and music-rooted California street style
Brixton was founded in 2004 in Oceanside, California by three collaborators: David Stoddard and Jason Young, who met while working at a skateboarding magazine, and Mike Chapin. The trio pooled $30,000 to launch a headwear company from Stoddard's garage, naming it after The Guns of Brixton, a song by British punk band The Clash—a deliberate signal of the brand's deep musical roots and countercultural positioning. After five years building reputation in headwear design, Brixton expanded into ready-to-wear, introducing Southern California-inspired plaid flannels, jackets, and polo shirts. The brand's connection to music culture extends beyond its founding reference: collaborations with well-known names like Fender and the Joe Strummer estate have embedded Brixton within music and fashion culture. The label represents a specific cultural current—the convergence of skate, punk, and Americana aesthetics—maintaining alignment with musician and artist communities rather than pursuing generic lifestyle branding. Brixton has grown from a garage operation into a multi-category brand with significant retail presence, preserving its original emphasis on headwear while expanding into a broader lifestyle category.
Brora makes cashmere knitwear and natural-fibre clothing with a Scottish heritage identity. Yarn, ply and construction are the meaningful differences across understated sweaters, cardigans and accessories.
Bucking Buffalo Supply stocks western apparel, authentic American Indian turquoise-and-silver jewelry, and the full range of Longmire merchandise tied to Craig Johnson's novels set in the surrounding Absaroka country. The business runs its store at 28 South Main Street in Buffalo alongside a second shop up the road in Sheridan.
German menswear house in Herford tracing to Friedrich Wilhelm Brinkmann's 1947 clothing manufacturer in nearby Lohne; the bugatti label launched in 1978, added womenswear in 2011, and is still run by the Brinkmann family alongside sister brands Eduard Dressler, Wilvorst and Pikeur.
Best for Suits, coats, and shoes from Herford's accessible German menswear house
Bugatti Fashion traces to a contract clothing manufacturer for women's and men's wear founded by Friedrich Wilhelm Brinkmann in Lohne, near Herford, on 6 January 1947. Its success led him to launch his own first collection of coats and trousers the following year. The bugatti brand itself was launched in 1978 as a menswear specialist, adding a women's line in 2011, and later expanding into accessories, shoes, luggage, homewear and underwear from 1990 onward, largely through licensing. Now run by the second and third generation of the Brinkmann family, the company has grown into a significant German clothing group over more than 75 years, operating across a stable of brands that includes bugatti itself alongside Eduard Dressler, Wilvorst and Pikeur.
A large independent garden centre on the edge of town that has grown into a lifestyle destination, pairing plants and horticulture with homeware, books, food, clothing and a cafe. Independently owned, it is known for wide-ranging, design-led stock across many departments.
Bushtukah is an Ottawa-owned outdoor retailer carrying bikes, running and hiking footwear, cycling clothing and camping gear across its departments. Its online shop supports direct orders and a bike selector, while it also operates physical store locations in the city for shoppers who prefer in-person browsing.
Best for Outdoor gear, bikes, running, hiking, cycling
A Barbados boutique for resortwear, swimwear, evening clothes and accessories for women and men.
Best for Fashion
Butterfly Boutique is in the Limegrove Lifestyle Centre in St. James. Its labels include Sophia Alexia and NAIA Beach as well as In Capri and La Moda. Ask which sizes are in the shop before planning a fitting around a particular piece.
On Virgin Gorda, this boutique gathers handmade jewelry, artwork and keepsakes worked from locally sourced materials. Alongside them sit candles, apparel and stationery.
Best for Locally made Virgin Gorda crafts, jewelry and souvenirs
By Marie selects designer clothing and jewellery for its boutiques in Saint-Tropez and other French cities. The business also sells online, where ready-to-wear sits alongside shoes and accessories. Marie Gas's selection extends to pieces for the home, with store collection offered through the website.
Best for Designer fashion and jewellery in Saint-Tropez and online
By Marie has kept jewellery central to its selections for more than twenty-five years. Marie Gas founded it, and the house states her relationship to the work plainly: jewellery a passion, craftsmanship an obsession, the discovery of young creatives a vocation. She takes her cues from her travels and from a long interest in art, which is why the buy reads as one person's eye rather than a committee's.
That eye extends well past jewellery, and the Shiloh Heritage line shows how the selection works. Johanna Touitou founded it in 2019, having trained in Paris. It reinterprets the Texan Santiag, the cowboy boot, through refined craftsmanship and a French design sensibility.
The name means Haven of Peace in Hebrew, offered as a statement of respect for heritage and artisanal tradition.
Every pair is made by hand near Alicante, in Spain, at a family factory a century old where the work has passed down through generations. It is a fair measure of the whole shop: labels are chosen for who makes them and how, not for how they will photograph.
The original Lilly Pulitzer flagship on South County Road, C.Orrico is run by three sisters who keep the preppy Palm Beach look. Dresses, tunics and accessories from Lilly, Tori Richard, Sail to Sable and their own Preppy Girl line sell in-store and online.
Best for Womenswear, resort fashion, Lilly Pulitzer
A Venezuelan premium menswear label producing shirts, tailoring and casual pieces for men. The brand sells its collections directly through its own online store.
A Fassi couture house run by designer Kawtar Maatallah on Avenue Moulay Abdallah in the Saiss arrondissement, hand-embroidering caftans, takchitas, gandouras, jellabas and jabadors for women and men. It offers bespoke tailoring, ready-to-wear and international shipping.
Best for Hand-embroidered Fassi caftans and takchitas
An independent women's fashion boutique on Main Street in downtown Livingston, stocking clothing, handbags and accessories across a range of sizes. It operates as Calamity's Boutique LLC out of a storefront also known locally as All Blinged Out.
Best for Clothing and handbags across a range of sizes at the Livingston storefront
Cali Couture Boutique, established 2009, is a Soquel dress shop specializing in prom, evening, quinceanera, and bridesmaid gowns with in-person fittings and online ordering. The boutique also carries bridal wear, kids' shoes, and gift cards through its Soquel storefront.
Best for Prom, quinceañera, and bridesmaid gowns with in-person fittings in Soquel since 2009
Calvin Klein flagship on Sao Paulo's Rua Oscar Freire, a roughly 700m2 store that introduced the brand's newer architecture-and-design concept to Brazil and is its largest unit in the city.
Best for Designer underwear and denim
This Calvin Klein store sits on Rua Oscar Freire, one of Sao Paulo's best-known upscale shopping streets, in the Jardim Paulista district. Brazilian retail press covering its opening described it as a flagship that introduced a newer architecture-and-design concept for the brand, built out across roughly 700 square meters - making it the largest Calvin Klein unit in the city. The store carries the brand's full range for men, women and lingerie, consistent with a flagship rather than a single-category outlet. As with other Calvin Klein retail locations, the store is company-operated rather than independently owned.
A Cesena leather-goods house founded in 1986 by Marco Campomaggi, son of a sculptor; bags are garment-dyed in a slow natural process from 100% Italian cowhide vegetable-tanned in Tuscany, finished with signature star- and flower-shaped studs.
Best for Bags, studded leather, accessories
Campomaggi was founded in 1986 by Marco Campomaggi, who grew up in the countryside around Teodorano in Emilia-Romagna and designed his first bags while still at school, drawing on a family background in sculpture through his father's work. The label is based in Cesena and built its identity on two signature techniques rather than seasonal fashion trends. First, garment dyeing: finished bags, not just the raw hides, go through a slow natural dyeing process that lets each piece take and react to color unevenly, so no two bags finish identically and the leather is left, in the brand's own description, freer to age and darken over use. Second, decorative studding: metal studs — varied in size and cast in shapes including stars and flowers — are used across collections as a structural design element rather than incidental hardware. The leather itself is sourced as 100% Italian cowhide, vegetable-dyed by tanneries in Tuscany before the garment-dyeing stage. The combination of raw, deliberately imperfect coloring and heavy stud detailing has become the house's recognizable signature across four decades of production.
Fifth-generation clothing store in Maglie, Puglia, opened 1859 by Clemente Candido on Piazza Municipio; now womenswear, menswear and childrenswear inside a historic palazzo on Piazza Aldo Moro.
Best for Curated Fashion, Accessories
Candido 1859 traces its founding to 1859, when Clemente Candido opened a shop in what was then Maglie's Piazza Municipio, selling fabrics, hats, stockings, canes and trousseau accessories. The business has stayed in the Candido family for five generations; it is currently run by Anna Chiara Candido and her husband Marco Candido. Today the store sells women's, men's and children's clothing from a location inside a historic palazzo at Piazza Aldo Moro 9 in central Maglie, in Italy's Puglia region. Italian trade body Unioncamere lists it among the country's 'historic enterprises,' and regional press has covered its multi-generational continuity as one of the longest-running retail businesses in the area.
Capicúa presents Cuban-made womenswear through contemporary silhouettes and a sustainability-led identity. Its Instagram profile is the available first-party source for current pieces, releases and visiting details in Havana.
German footwear brand headquartered in Mainz with production rooted in Pirmasens, Germany's historic shoemaking region; owned by the Colsch family, whose shoemaking history spans more than 120 years, and part of the Wortmann Schuh-Holding group.
Best for Comfort fashion shoes
Caprice Schuhproduktion GmbH & Co. KG was established in 1983, based in Mainz with production facilities in the Rhineland-Palatinate region around Pirmasens - long known as Germany's shoemaking capital. The brand belongs to the Colsch family, whose involvement in shoe manufacturing reportedly spans more than 120 years, and operates within the wider Wortmann Schuh-Holding group. In recent years that group has also taken over Peter Kaiser, one of Europe's oldest women's shoe brands. Caprice markets itself around comfort-oriented women's footwear in premium leathers.
Capricho À Toa is a São Paulo consignment shop reselling secondhand designer and mall-brand clothing. Trading since 1991 from its Sumarezinho storefront, it stocks labels like Zara, Lacoste, and Tory Burch.
Best for Secondhand designer fashion — Zara, Lacoste, Tory Burch
Capricho À Toa has operated as a consignment and resale shop in São Paulo since 1991, billing itself as the country's largest brechó, the Brazilian term for a secondhand or thrift store built around buying and reselling other people's clothes. The physical shop sits on Rua Heitor Penteado in the Sumarezinho neighborhood, near Vila Madalena, and pays sellers on the spot for pieces it takes in. Its online catalog mirrors that walk-in inventory: a rotating mix of secondhand designer and mall-brand pieces spanning Zara, Lacoste, Tory Burch, Le Lis Blanc, Animale, Hering, Brooksfield, and Banana Republic, organized by category across womenswear, menswear, kidswear, shoes, and accessories. Pricing runs well under retail for pieces the shop deems still in strong condition, with free shipping above a set order threshold and installment payment options at checkout. The shop has run long enough to become a fixture for regular customers, some of whom describe shopping there across multiple decades rather than as a one-off visit. For anyone hunting secondhand designer labels in São Paulo without gallery pricing, Capricho À Toa positions itself as a volume alternative to boutique consignment shops, trading on inventory size and turnover rather than curation.
On rue Juiverie in Chambery's old town, Capsule 32 sells clothing, jewelry, pottery, illustrations and decorative objects made in small runs by craftspeople from Savoie and across France. The owners also take commissions for bespoke pieces.
Best for Savoie and French makers' clothing, jewelry and ceramics
Open in Fishermen's Village since 1995, Captain's Landing outfits customers in men's resort wear - Hawaiian shirts, sun-protection gear, and Panama hats - from brands like Bamboo Cay and Tori Richard. The Punta Gorda shop sits at 1200 West Retta Esplanade alongside the marina's other waterside stores.
Founded in 1975 at St Kitts' Romney Manor, Caribelle Batik hand-dyes fabric, apparel and gifts using traditional Indonesian batik methods on sea island cotton. About 36 local staff produce pieces on-site, and the company marked its 50th anniversary in 2025.
Best for Hand-dyed sea-island cotton batik from Romney Manor
Caribelle Batik was established in 1975 on the grounds of Romney Manor, a St Kitts estate adjacent to Wingfield Estate, and built its reputation using traditional Indonesian batik methods applied to sea island cotton — a fabric prized for its fineness and durability. Over five decades it grew into what is widely described as the Caribbean's most sought-after batik textile producer.
Production happens on-site: roughly 36 local employees hand-dye fabric, apparel, wall hangings and accessories, and visitors can watch artisans demonstrate the resist-dyeing technique in person. A "Back of House Tour" lets guests work directly with dyes and take home a piece they helped make, extending the retail visit into a hands-on craft experience.
In 2025, Caribelle Batik marked its 50th anniversary, timed alongside the 400th anniversary of Romney Manor itself — a dual milestone the company has used to highlight both its own history and the site's much longer one.
Cariberas tailors linen guayaberas in its own Merida workshop, using Swiss, Italian and Irish linen with mother-of-pearl buttons for both everyday and formal wear. Shirts can be bought at the Av. Campestre branch or ordered online with free shipping across Mexico.
Best for Guayaberas, linen clothing, tailoring, artisan
Carolina Ronderos does denim upcycling and textile experimentation, applying ancestral craft techniques from a location in El Retiro, Bogotá. The brand says 90% of its materials are natural fibers or recycled.
Best for Denim upcycling and ancestral textile techniques
A small Cotswold retailer selling eco-friendly apparel, accessories, and gifts themed around the medieval village of Castle Combe. It offers clothing and souvenirs inspired by the village's stone streets and Wiltshire heritage.
Designer Celina Hissa built this label around renda de bilro, labirinto, file, and carnauba straw, turning centuries-old Cearense hand techniques into structured handbags, kaftans, and dresses. Every piece ships with a QR-coded card linking to the artisan who made it, from a network that is 99 percent women, and the company holds B Corp certification.
Best for Contemporary bags and clothing in traditional Ceará lace
CB Surf Shop is a locally run surf shop in Carolina Beach stocking boards, wetsuits, and beachwear for the Pleasure Island break. It carries surf hardware and apparel for visitors and the local surfing community.
Centre Commercial is a Conscious multi-brand concept store from the Veja universe: fashion, outdoor, kids, and lifestyle. At Canal Saint-Martin, the range centers on sustainable fashion, outdoor gear, kids' pieces, and lifestyle goods.
Best for Sustainable fashion, outdoor gear, kids' pieces, and lifestyle goods
Chafarica mixes vintage-inspired clothing with accessories and compact gifts in Bairro Alto. The assortment has a bohemian, eclectic tone, making it more suited to browsing than searching for one specialist category.
Best for Bohemian vintage-inspired fashion and gifts.
Ralph Lauren's 1978 diffusion line, built as an affordable department-store alternative to Polo. Since October 2020 it operates under a fully licensed model, no longer directly designed or run by Ralph Lauren Corp.
Best for Accessible American polos
Chaps was launched by Ralph Lauren in 1978 as a lower-priced diffusion line, positioned to sell through mid-tier department stores such as Macy's rather than Ralph Lauren's own boutiques. It built a reputation on classic American sportswear - suiting, tweeds, outerwear with an equestrian, East Coast prep influence - under a navy crest label reading 'Chaps Ralph Lauren' until the late 1990s, when the branding was shortened to simply Chaps. In October 2020, Ralph Lauren Corporation announced it would move Chaps to a fully licensed business model, handing day-to-day operation to a licensing partner. Chaps remains available today, sold through chaps.com and department-store partners, but is no longer directly designed or run by Ralph Lauren Corporation.
Bridge Road boutique specializing in game-day and fan gear, accessories, and customized trucker hats. It builds bespoke hats and stocks apparel geared to West Virginia sports fans.
Argentine children's and babywear brand founded in 1994 in a home garage by Daniel Awada and Patricia Fraccione; grew into a market leader in Argentine kids' fashion (newborn to age 14) with over 180 stores, now part of Grupo Altatex alongside sibling brands Awada and Como Quieres.
Best for Children's clothing and footwear
Cheeky was founded in 1994 by Daniel Awada and Patricia Fraccione, who started the business in a home garage with rolls of fabric and a cutting table, at a time when Argentina's children's-clothing market was described by the founders as thin and conservative. The brand built its identity on bringing color and fashion-forward prints into kids' clothing. Three decades on, Cheeky is a market leader in Argentine children's fashion, selling clothing, footwear and accessories for babies and children roughly newborn through age 14, across more than 180 stores. It is now part of Grupo Altatex, alongside sibling brands Awada and Como Quieres.
Since 2010, this independent Poitiers boutique has curated colorful, ethically certified clothing, jewelry and accessories from small labels like La Fiancée du Mékong and King Louie, with GOTS and OEKO-TEX credentials backing the ethical claims. The shop trades from its own storefront in Poitiers and ships its full range worldwide online.
The Computer History Museum Store sells tech-themed books, apparel, and novelty gifts like binary-code mugs and framed silicon wafers, with free in-store pickup during museum hours. Every purchase supports the nonprofit museum's mission of preserving computing history.
In Rennes old town, Chouette! gathers jewelry, clothing, accessories and decor from makers across Rennes, Brittany and France. Everything on its shelves is artisan-made.
Christie Brown brings traditional Ghanaian artisanal techniques into contemporary dresses, separates and accessories, built around Aisha Ayensu's eye for color, print and modern silhouette. Founded in 2008 and proudly made in Ghana, the house pairs contemporary silhouettes with locally grounded craft.
Best for Contemporary silhouettes shaped by traditional Ghanaian artisanal techniques
Christina Kaufmann's boutique brings Italian womenswear, shoes and children's fashion to Mondsee's Marktplatz and a second shop in Seekirchen. Selected pieces sell through the online store, and the Mondsee location pairs the shop with a cafe and bistro.
Christy Creations is a Saint Lucian designer in Castries making hand-painted, hand-crafted bags, accessories and clothing. The designer received the CSC 2018 Innovative Designer Award.
French outdoor brand founded 1964 by mountaineer Paul Sailler; now based in Saint-Marcel-les-Valence, Drome, selling hiking and mountaineering gear direct-to-consumer; official supplier to the French mountaineering federation since 2025.
Best for Hiking pants, softshells, and trail gear.
CimAlp was founded in 1964 by Paul Sailler, a mountaineer from the Isere region, as a small manufacturer of mountain clothing in France's Drome department. The name is a contraction of 'cime' (peak) and 'Alpes,' reflecting its roots in Alpine terrain around Mont Blanc. The company built its identity around a direct-to-consumer model, selling technical hiking, trail-running and mountaineering apparel without the markup of third-party retail. It is based today in Saint-Marcel-les-Valence, in the Drome, rather than in Romans-sur-Isere as sometimes assumed. In 2025 CimAlp became the official clothing supplier to the French Federation of Mountaineering and Climbing (FFCAM), a formal endorsement from the sport's national governing body.
French spa and skincare brand offering treatments inspired by global beauty rituals, including the Japanese-rooted Ko Bi Do lifting massage. Signature products include Eau Égyptienne fragrance and the Géto Suprême anti-aging cream.
Best for Signature products include Eau Égyptienne fragrance and the Géto Suprême anti-aging cream
Cinq Mondes builds its spa and skincare business around what it calls 'rituals of the world' — treatments and products adapted from traditional beauty practices across different cultures. Its signature Ko Bi Do Royal treatment, offered in both a standard and 'Prestige' version, is built on a Japanese lifting-massage technique, while the Grand Rituel du Voyageur draws on Ayurvedic udarabhyanga massage for a detoxifying body treatment.
On the product side, the brand's best-known items include Eau Égyptienne, a fresh eau inspired by ancient Egyptian perfumery, and Huile Sublime, a dry body oil positioned under its Polynesian-inspired range. Its anti-aging line centers on Géto Suprême La Crème, part of a broader collection addressing firmness, brightening, and hydration.
Beyond retail products, Cinq Mondes operates its own network of spas and partner spa locations, bookable through a dedicated spa finder on its site, positioning the brand as much around in-person ritual-based treatments as around take-home skincare. The company is part of the Snow Group, which also handles its professional and B2B spa partnerships.
German fashion label founded 1984, its Italian-inspired ready-to-wear designed at the brand's creative headquarters in Monchengladbach since the late 1980s - four main collections a year for women and men.
Best for Italian-inspired casual
Cinque was founded in 1984 by two friends drawing on the relaxed style of Italy's Cinque Terre coast, launching its first menswear collection in Germany that year and adding womenswear in 1991. Since the late 1980s the brand's creative headquarters has been based in Monchengladbach, Germany, where an in-house design team develops two main and two intermediate collections annually for men and women. Cinque positions itself in the entry-to-upper premium segment, blending Mediterranean-influenced design with European manufacturing, and also runs a modular capsule line called '9 TO 5' for business dressing.
Aruba designer Claudia Fuentes hand-sews and hand-paints island wear and accessories, including sarongs, cover-ups, tunics, kimonos, dresses and shawls.
El Nahda St. (Abu Ashara area), plus Hadaba, Sheraton Road, Sun City, Mamsha Mall and Corniche branches, Hurghada, Egypt
Cleopatra Bazar has grown from its original El Nahda Street building into six branches across Hurghada, stocking hand-painted papyrus, carved alabaster, silver jewelry, leather goods and Egyptian cotton clothing under one roof. The bazaar runs its own e-commerce catalogue alongside its physical stores rather than operating through a marketplace or agent network.
Best for Papyrus art, alabaster carvings and silver jewelry across multiple Hurghada branches
Coggles traces its origins to 1974, when Victoria Bage opened an independent boutique in York that became one of the UK's best-known independent fashion retailers.
Best for Premium fashion retail
Coggles traces its origins to 1974, when Victoria Bage opened an independent boutique in York that became one of the UK's best-known independent fashion retailers. Her son Mark Bage took over operations and launched the online store in 2006, expanding the brand's reach beyond its physical footprint. The business fell into administration in 2013, at which point THG plc (The Hut Group) acquired it and shifted focus toward digital retail. In 2024, Frasers Group—the acquisitive retail giant—purchased Coggles from THG, bringing the e-tailer into its portfolio of luxury and designer brands. The company specializes in curated luxury clothing, accessories, and footwear, maintaining its heritage focus on designer editing and premium quality despite changes in ownership.
Celebrating designer fashion in the Bahamas since 1956, Cole's of Nassau carries women's designer clothing and accessories across its Nassau boutiques. Its online store offers the same designer labels for direct orders, complementing the brand's physical boutiques without making checkout software part of the shopping description.
Best for Clothing boutique, designer fashion, womenswear
Opened in 2022, Collectively Made gives small Somerset businesses an affordable space to sell handmade cards, clothing, homewares, and gifts under one roof on the high street in Wells. The shop's curated selection from local makers can also be browsed and bought through its online store.
Commerce Goods + Supply is a lifestyle shop inside the Adolphus Hotel in downtown Dallas, combining local makers with international goods. Its selection extends from clothing to apothecary products, with artisan pieces presented alongside everyday essentials. The shop describes its assortment through curator Christine Visneau's choices, rather than as a single maker's own production.
Best for Clothing and artisan gifts inside the Adolphus Hotel
On North 9th Street, Compass Goods gathers Idaho-made and regionally sourced products, from ceramics and candles to pantry goods, apparel, and cards. The shop works as a showcase for local and Northwest makers under one downtown roof.
Concept Pro Shop on the Route Blanche stocks a deep range of mountain equipment and apparel from technical brands for skiing, climbing and hiking. It works as a full service and rental outfit for the Chamonix valley's year-round outdoor crowd.
An independent premium lifestyle store on Lazaretská Street pairing curated fashion, beauty and design across a multi-brand floor. It functions as a Slovak-run boutique for niche labels rather than a chain department store.
Australian value menswear chain founded 2006, part of Retail Apparel Group (est. 2007), owned since 2017 by South Africa's Foschini Group. Sells affordable suits and casualwear across roughly 200 stores in Australia, New Zealand and Singapore.
Best for Australian value menswear
Connor is an Australian menswear chain founded in 2006, selling affordably priced formal, smart and casual clothing. It is part of Retail Apparel Group, a holding company established in 2007 that also owns other menswear chains. In 2017, South African retailer The Foschini Group acquired Retail Apparel Group from private equity firm Navis Capital Partners for roughly AU$302.5 million. Connor now operates around 189 stores in Australia, 16 in New Zealand and one in Singapore, positioning itself at the value end of the menswear market.
Cool As A Moose is a locally founded Maine apparel and gift shop that has anchored Bar Harbor's Main Street for years. It stocks Acadia-themed clothing and souvenirs.
Coral Cottage is a coastal boutique in Carolina Beach carrying women's apparel, accessories, gifts, and beach-themed home decor. It focuses on relaxed resort wear for island visitors.
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