Plate M-16 · 2,224 stores · 1951–2100 of 2224 · curated ORBIS register
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.
Use the city plates when they appear below, or open any store for its official door and related ORBIS city and craft links.
Tokushima / Online
Okamoto Textile Factory has woven cotton on power looms since its founding in the Taisho era, specializing in Awa indigo dyeing and shijira-ori textured cloth turned into shirts, jinbei and selvedge denim. Its Rampuya online shop and physical mill sell the finished garments and fabric nationwide from Tokushima.
Best for Awa indigo shijira cloth, shirts, jinbei and denim
Plettenberg Bay / South Africa
Built in 1910 as the first house in Plettenberg Bay, this Kloof Street cottage under century-old oak trees has been curated by Suzie Ovenstone for three decades into a shop packed with hand-crafted homeware and clothing gathered from Zanzibar, Lamu, Mauritius, Madagascar, Mozambique and Kenya. Every piece carries a story from the artisan families behind it, making a stop here as much about the maker's tale as the find itself.
Best for Gifts & Homeware, Curated Décor, Clothing
Lexington, Kentucky, USA
Old Kentucky Chocolates hand-produces regional confections such as Old Kentucky Bourbon Chocolates, Derby Mints and Chocolate Thoroughbreds from its Lexington kitchens. The shop also keeps a recipe for Old Fashion Pulled Creams, an old-fashioned hand-pulled candy tied to the city's bourbon and horse-racing culture.
Best for Bourbon-filled chocolates and Chocolate Thoroughbreds as Kentucky gifts
Cold Spring and Livingston Manor, NY
An outdoor and lifestyle outfitter selling well-made apparel, gear and goods chosen for durability under a buy-it-once philosophy. The company runs shops in Cold Spring and Livingston Manor and produces its own limited-edition gear.
Best for Outdoor apparel and gear
UK
Family-run label founded 2009 by Joe Oldfield, reproducing 1920s-40s British menswear and womenswear patterns using British cloth made in the UK, including Fair Isle knitwear from a family workshop in Shetland.
Best for Vintage Style, Workwear
Oldfield Outfitters was founded in 2009 by Joe Oldfield, who built the label around his family's textile history rather than a general nostalgia for vintage style. His grandfather worked his entire career for Courtaulds Textiles, starting as a tea boy at 18, with his service interrupted only by World War II, during which he commanded a fleet of minesweepers. That family connection to British textile manufacturing shaped Oldfield's approach: rather than sourcing vintage-look clothing from wherever was cheapest, the label set out to recreate specific 1920s-40s British patterns using cloth woven in Britain and garments made in the UK. The first piece the fledgling company produced was a knitted sweater hand-made over three weeks by an elderly woman named Dorothy Massingham, which became the pattern the young factory then worked from. Oldfield's Fair Isle sweaters are made by a family-run business in Shetland, tying the brand's supply chain to the same small-scale regional manufacturers associated with the original garments it reproduces, rather than a mass contract factory. The label covers both men's and women's vintage-pattern clothing, positioned around authenticity of construction and cloth rather than costume-style vintage reproduction.
City Centre / Online
Oleana is a Norwegian knitwear house founded in 1992 by Signe Aarhus, Hildegunn Møster and Kolbjørn Valestrand, with production kept at its factory in Ytre Arna outside Bergen. The current range spans merino-wool, silk and alpaca cardigans, sweaters, dresses, coats, accessories and home textiles, sold through the factory shop, Bergen flagship and online store while local production remains central to the brand.
Best for Exclusive designer knitwear, world-renowned Norwegian wool clothing
Cabarete
Olivia’s Cabarete boutique blends French and Dominican influences in fashion for women and men.
Best for Fashion
Argentina / Online
Ona Saez is an Argentine ready-to-wear label whose online shop sells women's and men's coats, jeans, knitwear, and accessories with nationwide shipping and installment payment options. Customer service and wholesale inquiries run through WhatsApp, and the brand lists sister lines '08' and 'Luján Sáez' alongside its own storefront.
Best for Argentine coats, denim, knitwear and accessories
Minneapolis
One On One Bicycle Studio has been Minneapolis's destination for mountain, gravel, and road bikes since 2003, carrying brands like Santa Cruz, Yeti, and Specialized. From its retail store on Bryant Avenue South it sells bikes, parts, and apparel online and offers service and custom builds.
Best for Bicycle Shop, Bikes, Cycling, Repairs
France / Online
French womenswear brand created in 1995 near Cholet (Saint-Macaire-en-Mauges), now part of the IKKS Group; coordinated casual-to-smart womenswear for women in their 40s, sold in over 50 boutiques.
Best for Polished, colorful everyday womenswear at high-street reliability
One Step was founded in 1995 in the Cholet region of western France, at Saint-Macaire-en-Mauges between Nantes and Angers. It was acquired in 2001 by the Zannier Group and passed to the IKKS Group in 2015, which repositioned and relaunched the brand shortly after. The name and logo - a ballerina drawn in a single continuous line - reference the 'one-step,' an early-20th-century American ballroom dance. Within the IKKS portfolio, One Step is aimed specifically at women in their forties. The brand opened its first dedicated boutique in 2005 and has since grown to more than 50 stores in France and abroad plus over 800 multi-brand points of sale.
Da’an
A locally founded fashion and lifestyle concept store combining designer clothing, accessories, home fragrance, art and dining. The flagship opened in a 1950s house in Da’an in 2013 and remains the brand’s original Taipei location.
Best for Designer clothing, home fragrance, art, and dining in a 1950s Da'an house
Denmark
Danish menswear label launched in 2013 under Bestseller, the family-owned fashion group Troels Holch Povlsen founded in Brande, Denmark in 1975; makes denim, blazers, T-shirts and casual basics in a young, urban Scandinavian style.
Best for Young Scandi fashion
Only & Sons is a menswear label owned by Bestseller A/S, the privately held, family-owned Danish fashion group founded in Brande, Denmark in 1975 by Troels Holch Povlsen. Bestseller built its business around a portfolio of in-house labels rather than a single flagship brand; alongside Only & Sons, the group owns Jack & Jones, Vero Moda, Only, JJXX and Mamalicious, among others, giving it a large footprint across European fast fashion. Only & Sons itself launched in the early 2010s as the menswear-focused counterpart to Bestseller's Only womenswear line, aimed at a younger, urban customer with a Scandinavian design sensibility. Its core categories are denim, blazers, T-shirts and everyday basics sold at accessible price points and high volume through both Bestseller-owned stores and wholesale accounts. Production, like most of Bestseller's output, is manufactured outside Denmark across supplier networks in Turkey and Asia rather than in-house. The brand functions as one label within a large multinational group rather than an independent design house, distinguishing it from many of the smaller heritage labels also catalogued alongside it.
Onomichi / Online
The Onomichi Denim Project sells jeans and workwear washed and worn in by local craftspeople as part of its worn-in Onomichi story, alongside RESOLUTE denim, tees, socks and accessories. Its official online store ships these pieces and lists ongoing pop-ups at Japanese department stores.
Best for Denim, jeans, workwear, apparel
Charleston
Women's denim boutique carrying jeans and casual apparel from brands such as KanCan and Flying Monkey. The locally owned shop focuses on fit-driven denim and everyday wear.
Best for Denim and casual womenswear
Dutch Hospital, Galle Fort
Orchid House, at 28A Hospital Street in Galle Fort, sells hand-made Ceylon tea, spices, antiques and pottery alongside gold and silver jewellery designed by owner Yameen Hussain and handcrafted by Sri Lankan artisans.
Best for Hand-made Ceylon tea, spices
Orchid House trades out of a shop at 28A Hospital Street in Galle Fort, close to the old Dutch Hospital building, stocking a wide spread of hand-made and organic Sri Lankan goods: Ceylon tea (with space set aside for tasting), spices, clothing, pashminas, books, antiques, pottery, incense, leather goods and recycled coconut-shell products. Reviewers describe it as a genuine all-in-one shop rather than a curated boutique, the kind of place where ornaments, spices and clothing sit on the same shelves as jewellery and handicrafts.
The jewellery counter is the shop's specialty within that broader mix: pieces are designed by owner Yameen Hussain and handcrafted by Sri Lankan artisans in gold and silver, with a repair service also offered on-site. That combination — an in-house jewellery line built to the owner's own designs, alongside the wider tea-and-spice grocery side — gives Orchid House two distinct reasons to stop in, whether a visitor is after a quick souvenir or a custom-made piece. For a Fort address a short walk from the ramparts, it functions as a practical one-stop shop for Ceylon tea and craft rather than a single-category specialist.
UK
UK textile retailer specializing in GOTS-certified organic cotton fabrics, yarns, and finished goods with sustainable material options.
Best for GOTS organic cotton
Organic Cotton Clothing operates as a UK-based textile supplier offering organic cotton fabrics, yarn products, and finished goods including tea towels and cushion covers. The company sources GOTS-certified organic cotton alongside complementary sustainable materials such as Bamboo, Lyocell, and Silk. Products range from raw fabric bolts (Jersey British Interlock, Unfinished Calico) to consumer-ready items, serving both individual customers and wholesale buyers. The business maintains an affiliate program and conducts transactions in British pounds sterling from its UK base. The company emphasizes sustainable material sourcing and holds relevant sustainability certifications visible on their platform.
Saint-Laurent-du-Maroni
Orichic Design 973 sells necklaces and bracelets as well as matching jewellery sets. The boutique gives its address as 23 rue Montravel in Saint-Laurent-du-Maroni, French Guiana.
Best for Fashion
El Poblado
Orozco Clothing is a Medellín workshop combining made-to-measure tailoring with experimental denim. Buyers can use it for custom work as well as small-run pieces shaped by the label’s workshop approach.
Best for Made-to-measure tailoring and experimental denim in Medellín
Polignano a Mare / Italy
Osaka Design began in Polignano a Mare in 2016, the work of an artist and his companion.
Best for Tailored clothing and contemporary jewellery
Osu
Founded in 2011 by Maryanne Mathias and Molly Keogh after a 2009 trip to Ghana, Osei-Duro pioneered West African batik printing on silk and rayon. The label is headquartered and dyed in Accra, with a design studio in Vancouver and distribution out of Colorado.
Best for Ghanaian-made batik on silk and rayon
Osei-Duro grew out of a 2009 trip to Ghana by Maryanne Mathias and Molly Keogh, two North American designers who had known each other since high school. Mathias had trained in fashion design in Vancouver and already ran a small hand-dyed clothing line out of Montreal; Keogh held a fashion design degree from California College of the Arts and a master's in African Studies from Indiana University. What began as an open-ended experiment became a company formally founded in 2011.
The label's defining move was applying West African batik techniques to silk and rayon rather than the cotton batik is traditionally worked on, contracting small-scale Ghanaian artisans and manufacturers to hand-dye and sew every piece. Ghana was Mathias's first stop specifically because of its established cottage textile industry and room for it to grow.
Osei-Duro is headquartered and dyed in Accra, with a design studio in Vancouver, Canada, and a distribution center in Colorado. The founders describe economic and environmental sustainability as intrinsically linked, and source materials within Ghana where possible to cut transport impact while supporting local textile producers directly.
Esplanade Mall, St. George's
P & D Boutique is a boutique and shoe store in St. George's. It states it has provided quality products since its founding.
Best for Boutique clothing and shoes
Palm Springs / United States
Family-run since 1975 and now on the corner of Arenas and South Palm Canyon, this general store is a one-stop shop for gifts and souvenirs. Its shelves hold souvenir shirts, magnets, mugs, sunglasses, swimsuits and more for locals and visitors.
Best for Souvenir shirts, magnets, mugs, sunglasses and swimwear
Andalusia / Spain / Online
Alejandro Gomez Palomo's theatrical, gender-fluid collections — deconstructing traditional male wardrobe with Andalusian folklore and queer aesthetics. The most exciting Spanish menswear right now.
Best for Gender-fluid Andalusian-inspired menswear
Old Bisbee (22 Main Street)
A Main Street boutique gallery pairing artwork with clothing, jewellery, handbags, and accessories from a rotating roster of designers and artists. Staff also steer visitors toward local restaurants and lodging around the historic mining town.
Best for Curated clothing, jewellery, and art
South Congress / Online
It is best known for Handmade work by Texas-based artists including exclusive apparel, hand-pulled screen prints and artisan jewelry since 2004.
Best for Handmade work by Texas-based artists including exclusive apparel
Livingston, Montana
Paradise Western Co sells western clothing alongside hats and boots at its shop at 118 South Second Street in Livingston. Its assortment includes workshirts and jeans, with wild rags and accessories also listed in the catalogue. A 2025 interview with founder Meg Krusemark describes custom hat shaping, which should be distinguished from manufacturing every hat sold there.
Best for Western clothing, boots and individually shaped hats
Paradise Western Co. is a western-wear shop at 118 South Second Street in Livingston, Montana, selling clothing alongside hats and boots. The catalogue includes workshirts and jeans, with wild rags and smaller accessories providing other ways to shop. These categories serve different uses, from everyday clothing to equipment chosen around riding or ranch work.
A 2025 Mountain Mule interview with founder Meg Krusemark describes her background in apparel design and leatherworking. It also explains the shop's custom hat-shaping work, using steam to shape open-crown hats for individual customers. That service is distinct from claiming that every hat sold by the shop is manufactured there from raw materials.
For a hat, discuss the intended shape and fit rather than choosing only from a photograph. Boots and clothing need their own fit decisions, particularly when the purchase is meant for regular use. Ask about the materials and maker of the item itself, since a Livingston retail address does not establish a common manufacturing origin for the whole assortment.
Park City / United States
This family-owned Main Street shop in the Galleria stocks locally made souvenirs, clothing and gifts with a distinctly Utah flavour. Open late daily, it supports local merchandisers and sits alongside the family's Salt Lake City souvenir stores.
Best for Souvenirs, gifts, Utah-made, apparel
California, USA
Marina del Rey, California apparel label founded 2014 by Keith Eshelman and Sevag Kazanci; every purchase funds national-park conservation work, with over $1.4 million donated to park conservancies to date.
Best for National Parks apparel
Parks Project was founded in 2014 by Keith Eshelman and Sevag Kazanci, both veterans of the buy-one-give-one brand Toms. The idea began when Eshelman, on paternity leave, took his newborn daughter on a favorite Big Sur trail and found it closed for lack of upkeep; he and Kazanci began organizing volunteer trail cleanups and built a Marina del Rey, California apparel and home-goods label around that mission. Every purchase of the brand's retro-styled national-park T-shirts, hats, and accessories funds a park in need, channeled through the conservancies and nonprofit partners that maintain individual parks. Fast Company reported that Parks Project has put more than $1.4 million into national parks through these donations. The brand sells online and through wholesale and retail partners, with a design language built on vintage National Park Service typography, ranger-badge iconography, and trail-culture nostalgia rather than technical outdoor gear.
California, USA
The most responsible outdoor brand on earth — 'We're in business to save our home planet.' B Corp, 1% for the Planet, and lifetime repairs. The Nano Puff and Better Sweater are icons.
Best for Outdoor jackets, repaired gear and Worn Wear resale
José Ignacio, Maldonado
The brand has stores in José Ignacio, Uruguay and Buenos Aires, Argentina. It offers knitwear, coats, shirts, dresses, skirts and pants.
Best for Knitwear coats and dresses
Pebble Beach / United States
The official Pebble Beach shop sells apparel, headwear, golf gear, spa products and home goods branded to the resort and its famous golf courses. The online store ships worldwide and complements the resort's in-person boutiques along 17-Mile Drive.
Best for Apparel, golf gear, home goods, gifts
Bern (and zurich) / Switzerland
Pelikamo is a Zurich-based menswear label whose tailoring studio recently relocated to Dreikönigsstrasse 21, where clients can book fittings alongside browsing the brand's ready-to-wear collection online. The Shopify storefront covers everything from suits and shirts to shoes and travel gear, all designed in Zurich and produced in Europe.
Best for Menswear, tailoring, made-to-measure
Otaki Village / New Zealand
Penelope's of Otaki is a seven-day women's fashion boutique carrying New Zealand and international labels such as Joseph Ribkoff, Frank Lyman and Lemon Tree. It sells both in store and through its online shop for direct orders, with a strong special-occasion range available to local and remote shoppers.
Best for Women's fashion, boutique, New Zealand labels
UK
Fair-trade fashion’s pioneer — Safia Minney’s 1991 ethical blueprint, organic and artisan-made.
Best for Fair trade fashion pioneer
Port Doguer beach / Online
Pepa is a long-running fashion and lifestyle boutique on Port Doguer in Cadaqués, created in the early 1970s and now run by Carole Bénazet and Frédéric Lagarrigue. Its Mediterranean-minded selection mixes women’s and men’s ready-to-wear with bags, shoes, accessories and design objects from labels including Loewe, Jacquemus, Acne Studios and Antik Batik, with the same multi-brand edit sold online.
Best for Multi-brand ready-to-wear, bags, shoes, accessories and lifestyle objects
Jackson / United States
Perennial West in Jackson stocks vintage western clothing and cowboy boots through pop-up sales and events.
Best for Vintage western clothing and cowboy boots
Wanaka / New Zealand
Perriam is a Central Otago merino label rooted in Bendigo Station, selling knitwear, loungewear, and homeware made from New Zealand wool. The brand runs boutiques in Wanaka and Tarras, both stocked with the same pieces available through its online shop.
Best for New Zealand merino knitwear, loungewear and homeware
126 E. State St, The Commons, Ithaca, NY
This Commons boutique sells vintage clothing spanning Edwardian and Victorian pieces through 1980s designer finds, alongside its own in-house label, Petrunia. The shop mixes secondhand sourcing with work from independent designers rather than stocking mass-market brands.
Best for Vintage clothing and in-house label pieces
Italy
Philosophy di Lorenzo Serafini is Aeffe’s Philosophy line paused after Serafini’s exit — its world lives on under Alberta Ferretti. Production is associated with Italy, while the range centers on Romantic fashion, dresses.
Best for Romantic fashion, dresses
Clermont-Ferrand / Online
Outdoor and snow-sports clothing brand founded in Clermont-Ferrand in 2008 by childhood friends Julien Durant, Vincent Andre and Jeremy Rochette, former skateboarders and snowboarders who built the label around eco-designed materials and reduced environmental impact in ski and outdoor gear.
Best for Bio-sourced ski shells and eco-conscious ride wear from Clermont-Ferrand
Picture Organic Clothing was founded in 2008 in Clermont-Ferrand, Auvergne, by three childhood friends who had grown up together skating and snowboarding. Before starting the company, Durant worked in Paris for clients including Coca-Cola, Rochette trained as an architect, and Andre worked in IT. The trio founded Picture to design outdoor and snow-sports clothing with an explicit orientation toward eco-design and reducing environmental footprint, including bio-sourced materials. The company has been profiled as a notable French success story in sustainable outdoor apparel.
France
Alsatian watchmaker since 1977—Beatrice and Jean-Paul Burgun's family-run atelier produces affordable French quartz watches with accessible refinement.
Best for Fashion-forward watches; Eolia mesh bracelet
Pierre Lannier is a French watchmaking house founded in 1977 in Alsace by Beatrice and Jean-Paul Burgun, now in its second generation under Pierre Burgun's leadership. The company relocated in 1985 to Ernolsheim-lès-Saverne, 40 minutes from Strasbourg, where it remains headquartered. The brand's origin reflects an unconventional entry into watchmaking: the Burguns began in the distribution business during a European trip and decided to launch their own brand from their dining room, initially partnering with France Ebauches for Swiss quartz movements and sourcing components from the Haut-Doubs region. Pierre Lannier positions itself as one of the last French watch designers and manufacturers, combining heritage with affordability across five continents. The label emphasizes refined, elegant timepieces at accessible prices, reflecting a commitment to making French watchmaking available beyond the luxury tier. Today, the company balances family ownership with international reach, maintaining production standards while distributing to a global customer base seeking French horological craft.
Las Olas
Owner Pina hand-selects designer fashion and accessories imported largely from Italy for this Las Olas Boulevard shop, which has run for more than three decades. An on-site tailor handles alterations, and the racks lean toward European pieces rather than volume labels.
Best for Italian designer womenswear
835 Main Avenue, Durango, CO
A downtown mountaineering and outdoor shop at 835 Main Avenue carrying gear for hiking, climbing, camping, and skiing from brands such as Black Diamond and Osprey. The store also runs a separate dry goods location for casual and technical apparel.
Best for Mountaineering and climbing gear
Fidenza / Emilia / Online
Fidenza-based Italian fashion house founded in 1986 by Pietro Negra and Cristina Rubini, later joined by daughters Cecilia and Caterina. Known for the Love Bag; built a 2010 'Green Factory' headquarters designed by architect Guido Canali.
Best for Love Bags and blazers.
Pinko was founded in 1986 in Fidenza, in Italy's Emilia-Romagna region, by husband-and-wife team Pietro Negra and Cristina Rubini. The label built its early identity around 'instant fashion' — releasing new flash collections on a near-weekly cycle to respond quickly to changing demand, rather than working strictly to the traditional twice-yearly runway calendar. That approach helped the brand expand quickly beyond its original core customer of young women, and Pinko eventually grew to more than 800 points of sale worldwide, opening its first Milan flagship store in 2006. The Negra-Rubini family was later joined in the business by their daughters, Cecilia and Caterina. In 2010 the company completed a new 15,000-square-metre headquarters in Fidenza, designed by architect Guido Canali and built around a 'Green Factory' sustainable-design concept. Pinko's most recognized product is the Love Bag, a top-handle leather bag whose particular popularity in the Chinese market has been widely credited with driving the brand's international growth over the past decade. The company remains privately controlled by the founding family and continues to be headquartered in Fidenza, where design and part of production are based.
San Isidro
Pionero is a menswear brand making tailored shirts, trousers and suits from Peruvian cotton and alpaca.
Best for Tailored shirts, trousers, and suits in Peruvian cotton and alpaca
Pismo Beach / United States
Pismo Pier Co. is a coastal boutique gift shop in Pismo Beach selling apparel, jewelry, candles, and goods from Central Coast artisans, with online ordering available for local pickup. The shop keeps daily hours and ships its curated selection through its website.
Best for Gifts, Apparel, Local Artisans, Coastal Boutique
Downtown Aspen (E Cooper Ave)
Aspen's original clothing store, open downtown since 1969, this independent boutique built its name on denim. It carries contemporary apparel alongside the jeans.
Best for Denim and contemporary apparel
Flingern / Online
PLUP turns retired event flags and other discarded materials into laptop bags, backpacks and shoppers. The Düsseldorf space combines a shop, atelier, workshop room and event venue under one roof.
Best for Upcycled bags, accessories and one-of-a-kind textile objects
Downtown Brentwood
A downtown Brentwood women's clothing and accessories boutique carrying casual and contemporary apparel. It is an independently owned local shop rather than a mall chain.
Best for Women's fashion boutique
Sea Point / Online
Poetry combines clothing with furniture, tableware, lighting and art, so the Sea Point floor reads as a lifestyle store rather than a fashion boutique. Seasonal collections move between wearable pieces and room-scale objects.
Best for Fashion, homeware, furniture, art and selected design goods
Cold Spring, NY
Poor George is a lifestyle boutique at 64 Main Street in Cold Spring, offering new and vintage goods with handmade pieces for men and women as well as the home. The shop specializes in womxn-founded, handmade brands. Vintage apparel from the 70s through the 90s hangs beside candles and jewelry, with greeting cards and plants.
Best for Vintage 70s to 90s apparel and handmade goods from womxn-founded brands
Poor George is a woman-owned lifestyle boutique in Cold Spring, New York, owned and operated by Cadah Goulet. Its assortment combines small-batch apparel, goods made in the United States and handmade products, with particular attention to women-led brands. Modern vintage clothing and accessories sit beside housewares and the newer selection. The business began online through Etsy before moving into physical retail. For three years it operated mainly through pop-ups, including Brooklyn Flea, Artists & Fleas, Salem Vintage Market and Urban Outfitters Dreamers & Doers events. Goulet opened the permanent Cold Spring shop in May 2018. Poor George also explains its supplier criteria in unusually direct terms. Nearly all represented brands are women-led, queer- or BIPOC-created, or support artisans in India, Nepal and Thailand. The shop also names plastic-free companies, fair-trade brands and domestic production among the practices represented in its merchandise. Its ownership, pop-up history and supplier policy are therefore connected parts of the same retail model rather than separate pieces of branding.
Port Harcourt
A clothing store in Port Harcourt selling clothing, bags and shoes.
Best for Clothing, bags and shoes
Port Isaac / United Kingdom
Port Isaac Trading Co. sells its own line of unisex clothing — sweatshirts, hoodies, hats and workwear-inspired staples — from 11 Fore Street in the village, with a companion homewares shop online covering fragrances and gifts. Customers who spot something in the physical store that isn't listed online can email the shop directly to order it.
Best for Apparel, Clothing, Homewares
Mohegan Sun
An independent retailer at Mohegan Sun stocking multi-brand sneakers from Jordan, Nike, New Balance and Salomon plus streetwear labels. New arrivals and sale styles ship through its online store.
Best for Footwear, Sneakers, Apparel
Saint-Tropez / Resortwear / Online
St Barth island resortwear — floaty ruffled dresses and bohemian beach-to-bar silhouettes since brand inception.
Best for Floaty ruffled dresses for St Barth's beach-to-bar bohème
Poupette St Barth is a fashion brand rooted in St. Barthélemy (St. Barth), a Caribbean island known for luxury and resort lifestyle. The brand embodies the aesthetic and spirit of this exclusive destination, specializing in resort and vacation wear for women and girls. The brand's specialties include dresses (mini, maxi, and various styles), tops and tunics, jumpsuits and rompers, matching sets, cover-ups and kimonos, and beachwear. Poupette St Barth emphasizes Savoir Faire (craftsmanship and expertise), suggesting a focus on quality construction and attention to detail. The brand positions itself around a lifestyle centered on leisure, elegance, and island-inspired style, with collections organized by season (Resort, Spring, High Summer) and occasion, including mother-and-daughter coordinating pieces. The brand's visual identity features vibrant colors, flowing fabrics, and relaxed sophistication suited to warm climates, ranging from sophisticated long dresses to playful mini pieces with patterns including floral motifs and Japonism-inspired prints. The overall aesthetic balances resort casual with refined elegance.
Nancy / France
Pour Soi on rue de la Visitation in Nancy selects its pieces with care, to set off how a woman dresses.
Best for Women's fashion and jewellery
Al Quoz
Run by the Shah family, who have traded Kashmiri art for around 150 years, this Al Quoz showroom sells hand-knotted carpets, pashmina and cashmere shawls, and embroidered clothing. Persian, Kashmiri, Turkish and Afghan rugs sit alongside kaftans, jackets and abayas sourced from the region.
Best for Pashmina shawls and hand-knotted carpets
El Poblado, Medellín
Primavera stocks products from Colombian designers across more than 100 brands, with stores at Vía Primavera, C.C. Viva Envigado, C.C. Florida and Manila. It carries women's and men's clothing, accessories, personal care items, plants and home décor.
Best for Colombian designer clothing and home décor
Pristina / Kosovo
Pristine Original designs and sells GOTS-certified organic cotton streetwear from its studio and store at 49 Edith Durham in Prishtina, with every personalized piece traceable through an online authentication system. The label calls its aesthetic 'silent streetwear' and sells tees, hoodies, and outerwear through its own online shop.
Best for Streetwear, Apparel, GOTS Organic Cotton
France / Online
French women's ready-to-wear chain founded in 1975 by Francis-Charles Pollet, a La Redoute heir, in Marcq-en-Baroeul near Lille; expanded beyond France and Belgium from 1990 and is now run by his son, Julien Pollet.
Best for French high-street femininity from the Marcq-en-Barœul family label since 1975
Promod was founded in 1975 in Marcq-en-Baroeul, in France's Nord department, by Francis-Charles Pollet, then 30 years old and one of the heirs to the founder of mail-order retailer La Redoute, where he had spent the early part of his career. He launched Promod as a family boutique built on affordable, trend-driven women's fashion. The brand remained exclusive to France and Belgium until 1990, when it began expanding internationally, opening a subsidiary in Spain followed by others across Europe. Julien Pollet, Francis-Charles's son, took over as company president in 2018, continuing family ownership into a second generation. Promod remains headquartered in Marcq-en-Baroeul and sells through its own retail network as well as promod.com.
Pershore Street, city centre
A Birmingham design store selling apparel and homeware built around the city itself, trading on the line 'made by Brummies, for Brummies.' The shop carries locally themed prints, ceramics, and gifts from its Jubilee Trade Centre space on Pershore Street.
Best for Birmingham-themed design and gifts
Spain / Morocco / Online
Pull & Bear focuses on Relaxed casual wear with laid-back surf and skate influences, graphic tees and comfortable denim. At Spain, the range centers on surf- and skate-influenced graphic tees and casual denim.
Best for Surf- and skate-influenced graphic tees and casual denim
Spain / Online & in store
Punt Roma sells women's ready-to-wear, from blouses and dresses to linen pieces and sportswear, through a global online shop with a dedicated store directory for its physical locations. The Spanish label rotates seasonal collections, including its New Collection, Lino and Summer lines, throughout the year.
Best for Women’s dresses, blouses, linen pieces and sportswear
Old San Juan
A staple of the neighborhood and a favorite of local fashionistas and world travelers.
Best for Fashion
Road Town, Tortola
Home of Pusser's Rum in the British Virgin Islands, the Road Town Company Store and Pub pours Pusser's Navy Rum alongside the Painkiller cocktail it made its signature. The shelves carry the rum itself plus branded apparel.
Best for Pusser's Navy Rum and branded goods
Naantali / Finland
Putiikki Roosa is a women's clothing boutique in Naantali's old town, stocking branded apparel, handmade shoes and bags plus rustic homeware and nostalgic finds. The shop on Mannerheiminkatu is complemented by an online store.
Best for Fashion, women's clothing, shoes, accessories
Evergreen / United States
Quiver on Bergen Parkway is a locally owned shop in Evergreen for apparel and adventure goods.
Best for Apparel and adventure goods
Litchfield, CT (33 West St.)
This West Street clothier has outfitted the town in Scottish and Italian cashmere, tailored sportswear, and designer apparel for decades, functioning as Litchfield's independent alternative to a mall menswear shop. It remains locally owned and operated out of its original West Street storefront.
Best for Cashmere sweaters and tailored menswear
Germany
German knitwear and womenswear house founded in 1920 in St. Egidien, Saxony, by Albert Rabe. Relocated to Bad Rothenfelde in 1955, now headquartered in Hilter, selling comfort-focused women's fashion across roughly 480 shop locations in 38-plus countries.
Best for Extended-size German womenswear with mainstream polish
Rabe was founded in 1920 in St. Egidien, in Saxony, Germany, by Albert Rabe as a family-run knitwear factory originally producing garments for women, men and children. The company relocated in 1955 to Bad Rothenfelde, in Lower Saxony, and is today headquartered in nearby Hilter. Over the following decades the business narrowed its focus toward women's fashion specifically, building a reputation in the German, Austrian and Swiss markets for comfortable, well-made ready-to-wear rather than fast-changing trend pieces. Rabe has remained under family ownership through multiple generations since Albert Rabe's founding. The company now operates through a network described as covering roughly 249 shop-in-shop locations, 227 'soft shop' partner arrangements and nine of its own stores, spread across more than 38 countries, with turnover reported at around 104 million euros in the 2014-15 financial year. Rabe has also pursued sustainability certification, including the ZNU Standard for Sustainable Management, and has worked on production process improvements such as fine-knit manufacturing optimization highlighted in European retail trade coverage. The brand today trades under the Rabe Fashion Group and continues to position itself around comfort-oriented womenswear built on the company's century-old knitwear manufacturing base.
Skrīveri / Latvia
In Skrīveri, RADADA offers hand-printed clothing and textiles featuring designs inspired by nature and cultural heritage.
Best for Hand-printed designer textiles
India / Online
Rahul Mishra, the first Indian designer to show at Paris Haute Couture Week, sells ready-to-wear and festive couture, including sherwanis, lehengas, and sarees, through his Shopify storefront with worldwide shipping. The label also lists flagship retail stores under its 'Find Us' page and works directly with Indian craft communities on embroidery and weaving for each collection.
Best for Fashion, couture, indian craft
Ojai / United States
This long-running Ojai department store on Ojai Avenue stocks women's and men's apparel, kitchenware, gourmet pantry goods, home décor, and local souvenirs. Browse in person or shop the range through its online store.
Best for General-store, apparel, kitchenware, gifts, home-goods
Dhaka
A Bangladeshi fashion house whose colour-driven collections cover panjabis, sarees, kameez and children's wear across sub-labels including West Rang and Rang Junior. It sells through its own web store and a small set of regional outlets.
Best for Colourful traditional Bangladeshi clothing
Galerie Alpina, Place du Mont Blanc, Chamonix centre
Set in the Galerie Alpina on Place du Mont Blanc, Ravanel & Co specialises in cross-country and Nordic skiing alongside downhill ski hire and mountain apparel. It carries technical brands such as La Sportiva and offers both rental and retail for skiers of every level.
Best for Nordic and cross-country ski gear
White Sulphur Springs Mt / United States
Red Ants Pants designs curve-friendly workwear for women, sized 0-24, from its hometown storefront in White Sulphur Springs, Montana. The brand ships nationwide via its online shop and hosts an annual music festival supporting its workforce foundation.
Best for Women’s work pants and curve-friendly workwear, sizes 0–24
Poland
Polish fashion chain founded in 1998 by Marek Piechocki and Jerzy Lubianiec, opening its first store in Gdynia; now the flagship brand of LPP SA, with roughly 1,700 stores across some 20 countries and a Warsaw Stock Exchange listing since 2001.
Best for Trend-driven fast fashion from Poland's LPP group, sold across Europe
Reserved was founded in 1998 as the flagship brand of LPP, a Polish retail company established by Marek Piechocki, a civil-engineering graduate of the Gdańsk University of Technology, and businessman Jerzy Lubianiec. The first Reserved store opened in Gdynia, on Poland's Baltic coast, with a footprint the company later noted was smaller than the rest areas of its largest present-day stores. LPP listed on the Warsaw Stock Exchange in 2001 and used the proceeds to expand Reserved through Central and Eastern Europe, opening stores in Russia, Estonia, the Czech Republic, Latvia and Hungary by 2002, and in Lithuania, Ukraine and Slovakia the following year. The brand later pushed into Western Europe, opening a flagship on London's Oxford Street in 2017. Reserved has been named the most valuable Polish clothing brand in domestic rankings and has appeared on Forbes' list of Poland's most valuable brands. It now operates roughly 1,700 stores across about 20 countries under LPP, which also owns chains including Cropp, House, Mohito and Sinsay.
Palma De Mallorca / Spain
Set in a 15th-century palace just off Passeig del Born — fashion, interiors, art and gifts, with room settings, a gallery, and Cafe Rialto on the ground floor.
Best for Concept store, fashion, interiors
Main Street
A ski brand that hand-builds its skis and carries its own packs and apparel, run from a Main Street shop that doubles as a bar and gathering spot. The Breckenridge location combines gear sales with food and drink under one roof.
Best for Handmade skis and mountain gear
Rodanthe, Outer Banks, North Carolina, USA
This surf shop on Hatteras Island stocks surfboards, apparel and gear for the Outer Banks. Rentals round out what it offers Rodanthe's surfers.
Best for Surfboards, surf apparel, gear and rentals
Stavanger
Rolfsen has outfitted Stavanger with international fashion brands since 1924, now run by fourth-generation owner Lise Bjørnsen from the same central storefront. The family business carries labels like Acne Studios and Max Mara across men's, women's, and home departments, sold in-store and through its renovated online shop.
Best for Fashion, Luxury Apparel, Accessories
Isère, France
The rooster of Voiron since 1907 — Strato history, Hero race stock and French ski supremacy.
Best for Ski equipment, apparel
Punta Gorda
At Fishermen's Village in Punta Gorda, Route Florida stocks Florida-inspired clothing, shark-tooth jewelry, and home scents, with 95% of its goods sourced from small and Florida-based businesses. The brick-and-mortar shop also runs a full online store shipping across the US.
Best for Gifts & Home, Florida-Inspired Apparel
La Regrippière / Atlantic West / Online
Breton knitwear maker founded 1946 in La Regrippiere, Loire-Atlantique, when Marie-Louise Soulard began knitting sailor sweaters; joined by her son in 1957, the workshop now turns out roughly 80,000 pieces a year.
Best for Sailor sweaters made in the Loire-Atlantique since 1946
Royal Mer began in 1946 in the Nantes region of France, when Marie-Louise Soulard started knitting sweaters for local residents, producing around fifteen a week by hand. Her son joined the business in 1957, and together, under the name Royal Mer Bretagne, they scaled the operation - by 1975 the company employed more than a hundred people. The workshop, still located in La Regrippiere in the Loire-Atlantique department, now covers about 6,000 square meters and produces roughly 80,000 knitwear pieces a year, including the sailor-style sweaters the brand became known for.
Boise
Ruby Lou is a women's clothing and accessories boutique offering apparel, jewelry, and gifts through its Boise shop and online store. It leans toward casual contemporary styles.
Best for Casual contemporary apparel, jewelry, and gifts from a Boise boutique
Newport Beach / United States
Shaping handmade boards in Newport Beach since 1967, Russell Surfboards specializes in retro, alternative and custom shapes. Its Balboa shop takes custom board inquiries and also sells its own board models and apparel.
Best for Surf shop, surfboards, custom shaping
Fort Benton Mt
Rustic Mug is a mother-and-daughter boutique on Front Street in historic Fort Benton, Montana, just across from the Missouri River. Karla and Leslie stock Montana-inspired apparel, hand-poured candles, jewelry, home decor and gifts, selling both in-store and online.
Best for Boutique, gifts, apparel
Kinsale, County Cork, Ireland
Designer Sarah Ward-Hendry founded RUXX in 2010 and opened its first physical shop in Kinsale in 2021, selling the brand's full handmade clothing range plus shop-only samples. Each piece is described as sewn stitch by stitch in-house rather than mass produced.
Best for Handmade womenswear from an Irish design studio
King's Parade
Ryder & Amies supplies academic dress and college clothing from its shop on King's Parade in Cambridge. Its range includes gowns and hoods alongside college scarves, with both plain striped and embroidered-badge scarf designs available. Many robes and scarves are produced at its Fenland workshop, while gown hire and personalised college clothing provide additional services.
Best for Cambridge academic dress, gown hire and college scarves
Avenida da Liberdade / Multiple
Sacoor Brothers is a Portuguese menswear brand specializing in tailored clothing, offering suits, shirts, and formalwear.
Best for Portuguese tailored menswear.
Gulshan, Dhaka
A fashion house at Niketon in Gulshan producing sarees, kameez sets, panjabis and shawls that pair traditional South Asian forms with contemporary cuts. It also carries jewelry and small lifestyle pieces from a single Dhaka store.
Best for Contemporary Bangladeshi fashion
Port Augusta, South Australia, Australia
This Port Augusta retailer stocks surf and streetwear apparel and accessories. Its range is also carried in an online store.
Best for Surf and streetwear apparel and accessories
Denmark
Danish fashion house founded 1981 in Randers by Soren and Lene Sand, pairing Scandinavian minimalist tailoring with fabrics developed in Italy's Como textile region; sold across 32 countries.
Best for Danish premium tailoring
SAND Copenhagen was founded in 1981 by husband-and-wife team Soren and Lene Sand, who set out to combine clean, architectural Scandinavian design lines with Italian fabric traditions. The company remains family-owned and family-run, headquartered in Randers, Denmark, with creative direction based in Copenhagen. Much of its design development and garment production takes place in Northern Italy, in the textile-producing area around Como, a pairing the brand presents as its signature identity. SAND Copenhagen now sells through more than 1,200 retailers across 32 countries on six continents.
Old Massett, Haida Gwaii
This Old Massett gallery carries pieces by around twenty local Haida artists, each built on a traditional Haida crest worked in wood, metal, argillite, paint or cedar. The shelves run from carved jewellery and paintings to woven items, giftware and apparel.
Best for Haida crest jewellery and carvings from Old Massett makers
Guatemala
SaviaGuate is a fair-trade shop selling one-of-a-kind clothing, bags and accessories made by Mayan artisans, including reworked huipiles and hand-woven pieces. It sells online and documents the maker behind each craft.
Best for Fair-trade Mayan textile fashion
Stanley Id / United States
Sawtooth Spirit has outfitted Stanley, Idaho visitors and locals with sustainable clothing, footwear, and mountain-town goods since 2013, run by the Thompson family from a storefront framed by views of the Sawtooth Range. The shop also curates a selection of wine and beer, hosting summer tastings for locals and tourists alike.
Best for Apparel, Wine, Local Goods
Marlow / United Kingdom / Online
Scamp & Dude is a B Corp-certified British clothing brand offering womenswear, kidswear and accessories, known for its charity Super Scarves that donate a scarf to a woman starting chemotherapy for each one sold. It sells online with UK delivery and also operates physical stores.
Best for Apparel, Clothing, Accessories
Bandung, West Java
Screamous is a long-running Bandung distro that designs and produces its own daily-wear apparel. It belongs to the homegrown streetwear scene that shaped the city's independent clothing culture.
Best for Local streetwear and daily-wear apparel
UK
Clothing brand that grew out of a workwear shop the Chadwick family opened on Adelaide Street in Penzance, Cornwall, in 1981; became the first UK fashion company certified by the Soil Association for organic cotton, in 2005.
Best for Cornish sustainable polos; Coastal sustainable clothing
Seasalt began in 1981 when the Chadwick family bought a small shop on Adelaide Street in Penzance, at the western tip of Cornwall, originally selling traditional workwear such as fishermen's smocks and Guernsey pullovers to local farmers, fishermen and artists. Don Chadwick's sons Neil, Leigh and David later built a clothing brand around the coastal community's identity, moving from stocking others' workwear into designing their own collections. In 2005, Seasalt became the first UK fashion company certified by the Soil Association for organic cotton, and describes itself as one of the country's largest sellers of GOTS-certified organic cotton clothing. What started as a single Penzance shopfront has since grown into a multi-store UK clothing brand.
Denmark
Danish menswear label launched in 1997 within the Bestseller group (founded 1975), offering Nordic-minimalist tailoring, workwear-influenced staples and footwear at accessible prices.
Best for Accessible Scandi fashion
Selected Homme is a menswear brand launched in 1997 within Bestseller, the Danish family-owned fashion group founded in 1975 by Merete Bech Povlsen and Troels Holch Povlsen. The label positions itself as Nordic in outlook, built around a minimalist, quality-driven wardrobe that spans tailoring, workwear-influenced staples, knitwear and footwear at accessible price points rather than luxury positioning. It is one of several menswear and womenswear labels under the Bestseller umbrella, sold through its own stores and stockists including ASOS, John Lewis and Urban Outfitters across Europe, and has also pushed into the US market as part of Bestseller's broader international retail expansion.
History Center, Mérida
This Mérida boutique sells women's clothing including dresses, pants, sets, tops, vests, sweaters, blazers, jackets, blouses and skirts. It accepts payment by mobile transfer, cash, PayPal and Binance.
Best for Womens dresses tops and outerwear
France
Sportswear label built around former French rugby international Serge Blanco and launched with entrepreneur Jean-Jacques Lauby after Blanco's 1992 retirement; first stores opened in 1994, including a boutique in Blanco's home region of Biarritz.
Best for Rugby casualwear
The Serge Blanco brand grew out of the playing career of Serge Blanco, born in Caracas in 1958 to a Basque mother and Venezuelan father, who played for Biarritz Olympique and is widely regarded among the greatest players in French rugby history. At the end of the 1991-92 season, as Blanco announced his retirement, entrepreneur Jean-Jacques Lauby approached him with an idea for a clothing line, and the two sealed an agreement with a handshake. The label began with heavyweight rugby polo shirts made in French weaving, assembly and embroidery workshops, expanding into a full menswear wardrobe with accessories, shoes, luggage and leather goods. The first Serge Blanco stores opened in 1994.
Grumento Nova, Potenza, Basilicata, Italy
Screen-printing and promotional-apparel business (Serival di Sinisgalli Lorenzo) based in Tramutola, province of Potenza, Basilicata, offering custom-printed workwear, sportswear and branded merchandise for businesses.
Best for Casual shirts, polo
Serival, formally Serival di Sinisgalli Lorenzo, is a business-to-business supplier of personalized clothing and promotional merchandise based in Tramutola, in Italy's Basilicata region. The company's core service is customization: screen printing, embroidery, sublimation, UV printing, laser engraving and digital printing applied to workwear, sportswear and other apparel for client businesses and public bodies.
Shahpur Jat
From a lower-ground studio on Shahpur Jat's Fashion Street, designer Shalini Khanna builds trousseau and occasion wear carrying hand embroidery worked by rural craftspeople. The rooms hold gowns, shararas, gararas, Anarkalis and stitched saris made to order.
Best for Bridal trousseau and occasion wear
Oxford
Shepherd & Woodward is Oxford's largest supplier of academic gowns and regalia, dressing the university and colleges alongside a full menswear and formal-hire business. The High Street store carries far more than its online range, which covers gowns, suits, and country clothing.
Best for Menswear, tailoring, academic gowns, formal hire
Downtown Boise
SHIFT is an independently owned boutique in downtown Boise carrying women's apparel, accessories, and gifts. The buy mixes contemporary labels with locally relevant pieces.
Best for Women's contemporary fashion
Iquitos, Loreto, Peru
Shipibo Store sells clothing and textiles carrying kené, the geometric embroidery of the Shipibo-Konibo people, made by artisans working with the Iquitos-based operation at Calle Atahualpa. Ponchos, tunics and backpacks are hand-embroidered in cotton and wool using patterns passed down through generations of Amazonian weavers.
Best for Shipibo-Konibo kené textiles
Himeji, Hyogo
Shironameshi is Himeji's white-tanned leather, cured with only salt and rapeseed oil in a method more than a thousand years old and nearly lost until tanner Matomo Nitta revived it at his Shin-Toshi tannery from 2000. The site presents the pale, chemical-free hides and the shoes, bags and garments that designers now build from them.
Best for Chemical-free white-tanned leather
Virginia, USA
This denim maker crafts selvedge jeans and apparel in its own Richmond workshop. Every piece is cut and sewn in-house.
Best for USA denim, transparent
Oklahoma City / United States
Hand-printing in OKC's Automobile Alley since 2009, Shop Good draws and screen-prints its own tees, hats, and Oklahoma goods in small batches with water-based inks. Buy the designs online or at the North Broadway shop, and custom runs are welcome.
Best for Apparel, screen-printing, tees, gifts
Lacoste, Vaucluse, Provence, France (SCAD's Lacoste campus)
Run by the Savannah College of Art and Design's Provence campus, this boutique in the hilltop village sells fine art, jewelry and other work made by SCAD's own students and alumni rather than imported craft goods. It shares the campus with Studio Bee, a curated exhibition space for the fashion program's '100% Made by SCAD' collections, both open to visitors free of charge.
Best for Student- and alumni-made art and jewelry from SCAD's Provence campus
El Hatillo, Caracas
Siete al cubo describes itself on Facebook as a design gallery featuring the best of Venezuelan design from across the country, with open spaces used for activities and gatherings. The page lists the brand's category as Art.
Best for Venezuelan design gallery
Andalusia & select cities, spain / online & in Store / Online
Silbon is an Andalusia-born label with a nationwide Spanish store network and an online catalogue spanning menswear, womenswear, shirts, suits, footwear and accessories. Its seasonal collections are sold through the brand’s own storefront and documented through a dedicated store locator.
Best for Menswear, womenswear, ready-to-wear
Oklahoma City / Online
This Oklahoma City maker crafts dependable everyday-carry leather goods, from made-to-order belts to wallets and bags, plus candles and apparel. The line is sold through the online store and at pop-up markets.
Best for Leather-goods, wallets, belts, maker
Mount Pleasant Sc / United States
Run by the Johnston family since 2011, Simply J is a women's and kids' boutique and gift shop now at The Bend at Carolina Park in Mount Pleasant. It carries labels like Z Supply, Steve Madden and Julie Vos, with help putting together a full outfit in store or over the phone.
Best for Boutique, women's & kids clothing, gifts
Downtown Campbell
A downtown boutique describing itself as a curator of distinctive apparel, adornments, makers' wares and furnishings chosen for the unexpected. It offers private shopping appointments and a loyalty program alongside its storefront selection.
Best for Curated apparel, jewelry and makers' goods
Mitchell Street
An ethical women's gallery and giftshop on Mitchell Street selling original artworks with certificates of authenticity alongside Babbarra and Merrepen fabrics, pandanus baskets, scarves and organic cotton apparel. Artwork prices include Australia Post shipping, and the gallery declines commission and reproduction requests.
Best for Aboriginal women's art, textiles and weaving
Santurce, San Juan
Clothing brand based in Santurce Puerto Rico with a flagship store in the Loiza Street. Unique pieces for the weird ones.
Best for Fashion
Longyearbyen, Svalbard, Norway
Skinnboden Arctic Products is a retailer in central Longyearbyen with clothing and accessories in its range. Its ordinary merchandise includes knitwear and ECCO footwear, with Sensai cosmetics also advertised on the merchant’s website. The shop gives its address as Sentrumsfeltet, Vei 221-3, rather than the different road number found in a directory.
Best for Knitted clothing and footwear
City Centre (St Vincent Street)
A Highland outfitter on St Vincent Street selling and hiring kilts, tartan trews and jackets, with made-to-order tartan trousers cut in Glasgow. The firm designs its own graphic tartan and Scottish-themed clothing alongside traditional wedding and formal wear.
Best for Kilts, tartan and Highland wear
SouthPark
SouthPark women's boutique carrying contemporary and designer clothing, shoes, and accessories with personal styling. Locally owned, it curates seasonal collections for Charlotte shoppers.
Best for Contemporary womenswear and shoes
Mount Pleasant Sc
Sloane Boutique dresses the Lowcountry from two shops, on Coleman Boulevard in Mount Pleasant and King Street in Charleston, with a rotating wall of tops, dresses, denim and jewellery. Its online store carries hundreds of the same curated styles for shoppers further afield.
Best for Rotating tops, dresses, denim, and jewelry across two Lowcountry shops
Bratislava
A concept store built around slow, sustainable fashion and design, stocking Slovak and Czech makers who favour natural materials and small-batch production. It groups clothing, accessories and home goods chosen for ethical sourcing rather than fast turnover.
Best for Sustainable local fashion
Chiang Mai
Founded in 2015 by Kanchalee "Ann" Ngamdamronk and Sergey "Serge" Tishkin, who met while studying indigo dyeing and shibori in Japan, Slowstitch Studio dyes with sappanwood, mangosteen skin and other plant matter. It runs a shop in Chiang Mai's Loang Him Kao craft neighborhood.
Best for Shibori and natural-dye textiles from a Chiang Mai studio, founded 2015
Slowstitch Studio's founders, Kanchalee "Ann" Ngamdamronk and Sergey "Serge" Tishkin, met roughly a decade before founding the studio, in a small mountain village in Japan, where Serge was completing an informal apprenticeship under a textile master craftsman and Ann had arrived from Bangkok to study indigo dyeing and shibori. They formally established Slowstitch Studio together in 2015.
Most of the studio's work centers on shibori, the Japanese stitch-resist dyeing tradition, applied using a range of natural dyestuffs beyond indigo alone — sappanwood, maphuut bark, mangosteen and pomegranate skins, eucalyptus leaves, coffee, myrobalan tree pods and onion skins, each yielding a different hue.
After two to three years selling online only, the pair opened a physical shop in Loang Him Kao, an old craft-community neighborhood in Chiang Mai's San Kamphaeng district, where they also teach boro-style mending and botanical dye workshops in small groups.
Murrells Inlet / United States
Smugglers Bay Trading Co. is a pirate-themed souvenir and gift shop on the Murrells Inlet MarshWalk, stocking coastal keepsakes, T-shirts, hats, jewellery and local treasures. Laid out like a treasure hunt, it sells both in-store and through its online shop.
Best for Gifts, souvenirs, apparel, coastal
Rue du Docteur Paccard, Chamonix centre
Founded in 1934 and run by the fourth generation of the same family, this Rue du Docteur Paccard institution outfits alpinists heading for Mont Blanc with skis, crampons, ropes and technical clothing. The staff climb and ski the surrounding routes themselves, and the shop rents as well as sells across ski touring, alpinism and trail running.
Best for Mountaineering and alpinism gear
Kensington Gardens, North Laine
Snoopers Paradise is a covered vintage and antiques emporium on Kensington Gardens where dozens of independent traders fill two floors with retro furniture, clothing, records and bric-a-brac. A long-running North Laine institution, it is a mainstay of the city's second-hand scene.
Best for Vintage and antiques hunting across dozens of independent stalls
Maarif
Socco is described as a Moroccan accessories boutique for bags, scarves, belts and costume jewellery.
Best for Bags, scarves, belts, and costume jewelry for fashion-forward Moroccan women
Lombardy / Online
Society Limonta makes premium home linens within the Limonta textile group, which was established in 1893 in Costa Masnaga near Lecco. The brand was founded in 2000. It works in natural fibres and garment-dyed pieces meant to be layered and mixed rather than matched, from a Permanent Collection refreshed each season. It sells online and from flagship stores in Milan and Rome and in New York City.
Best for Garment-washed linen sheets, throws and table cloths
Society Limonta is the home-linens brand of the Limonta group, an Italian textile company established in 1893 in Costa Masnaga, in the province of Lecco. The brand was founded there in 2000 as the group moved into household linen. It is now one of the group's three divisions alongside Fabrics and Coatings and Limonta Interiors. Its fabrics are made from natural fibres and developed within a local production chain. The group keeps an extensive textile archive that feeds each season's colours and motifs. The approach begins with garment-dyed pieces and builds on layering different textures and shades rather than matching sets. The brand calls this its mix and match philosophy, applied to bed and table as much as bath. A Permanent Collection forms the core and is added to each season by Spring/Summer and Autumn/Winter colours. The Oltre Society line brings design objects for the home. Society Limonta sells online and from flagship stores in Milan and Rome and in New York City. As a manufacturer it develops bespoke sizes and colours for hospitality projects. Its operations sit at SS 36 km 36 in Garbagnate Monastero, near Lecco.
Miraflores
Premium alpaca and vicuña clothing brand creating luxury knitwear, scarves, and accessories from Peruvian camelid fibres.
Best for Luxury alpaca and vicuña knitwear and scarves from Peruvian camelid fibers
Princess Anne / United States
Housed in a remodeled 1950s Texaco station in Princess Anne, Somerset Choice Station sells glassware, antiquarian books, vintage clothing, and salvaged architectural pieces on consignment. The nonprofit shop is open Monday through Saturday and channels proceeds back into its charitable mission.
Best for Antiques, Consignment, Vintage
Centro / Prócer Blas Domingo Franco 493, Asunción
Soraya Bittar's online store offers collections of unique ready-to-wear dresses, backed by a team of professionals who provide personalized adjustments. The Asunción atelier, at Prócer Blas Domingo Franco 493, also creates bespoke pieces for brides, quinceañeras and bridesmaids.
Best for Ready-to-wear and bespoke dresses
Tarascon / Provence / Online
A Provençal textile house tracing its roots to 1806, known for traditional block-printed calico. Its Avignon boutique on rue Joseph Vernet carries fashion, silk and cotton scarves, table linens and homeware.
Best for Block-printed Provençal calico, scarves, and table linens dating to 1806
Marfa / United States
Source Material is an independently designed clothing brand with its shop on West El Paso Street in Marfa.
Best for Independently designed clothing from Marfa
Largo do Pelourinho 13, Funchal (Somos Concept Store) / Online
Madeiran slow-fashion label founded in 2013 by designer Mariana Sousa in Funchal, combining traditional Madeira embroidery, knitting, and crochet with contemporary womenswear; pieces are hand-finished by Sousa's family and local artisans.
Best for Madeiran slow fashion combining local embroidery, knitting and crochet
SOUS was founded in 2013 by Mariana Sousa, a Madeira-born fashion and textile designer who graduated in fashion and textile design in 2012 and returned home to open her first store in Funchal. The label is built around Madeira's traditional needlework - hand embroidery, knitting, and crochet - reworked into contemporary women's clothing. Production stays close to home: pieces are made by a small circle of women that includes Sousa's mother and grandmother, alongside local artisans, using techniques such as hand embroidery and hand- and machine-knitting on distinctive fabrics like ground flax linen. SOUS sells through its Funchal store and online.
Wrightsville Beach / United States
South End Surf Shop occupies a historic brick building on Wrightsville Beach's south end, selling surf apparel and gear alongside board and SUP rentals. The shop also runs professional surfing and paddleboard lessons for visitors of all levels.
Best for Surf Shop
Flims Dorf, Switzerland
This Flims Dorf sports shop on Via Nova outfits skiers, hikers, and mountain bikers with equipment and clothing for the Flims-Laax-Falera region. It also offers seasonal ski and gear rental.
Best for Ski, hike, and bike gear and rental
Austria
Austrian ski-fashion house headquartered in Kitzbühel, founded in 1953 as a knitting mill; the Ehrlich family-run label added its first dedicated ski collection in 1973 and today produces Alpine performance wear alongside Tracht-inspired pieces.
Best for Ski fashion, alpine
Sportalm traces its roots to 1953, when it began as a small knitting mill in Kitzbühel producing traditional Austrian Tracht - dirndls and other folk costume. The Ehrlich family took control of the company in the 1980s and remains in charge today, with headquarters still in Kitzbühel. In the 1970s, partner Franz Kneissl helped steer the label toward ski fashion, and Sportalm introduced its first dedicated ski collection in 1973, building a reputation in Alpine performance wear that now sits alongside its heritage Tracht lines.
Australia
Australian clothing brand tracing to 1914, when tailor Wolf Bardas emigrated from London to Melbourne; opened as a Collins Street retailer in 1947, renamed Sportscraft in 1948, still family-run through three generations.
Best for Australian heritage casual
Sportscraft's history begins in 1914, when tailor Wolf Bardas emigrated from London to Melbourne bringing an advanced pleating machine, laying the groundwork for what became the Sportsleigh manufacturing business. The company moved into retail in 1947 with its first stores on Collins Street and Toorak Road, Melbourne, and was renamed Sportscraft in 1948 as it shifted toward tailored casualwear. After Wolf Bardas's death in 1959, the business passed to his son Morris and later his grandson David, remaining a family-owned, Australian-designed company. Sportscraft has repeatedly supplied Australian Olympic team uniforms, including the 2020 Games opening ceremony, its eighth appearance in that role.
Kololo
Social enterprise fashion brand creating leather sandals, bags, and accessories that fund university education for Ugandan women.
Best for Leather sandals and bags that fund university education for Ugandan women
Old City
St. Dom opened as Cartagena's first design concept store, filling a restored walled-city house with clothing, jewelry, and homewares by Colombian designers. The rotating selection runs from emerging Bogota labels to established names, framing local craft as contemporary design.
Best for Colombian designer clothing and homewares in Cartagena's first design concept store
Zona T / Online
Founded in 2014 by Alex Srour and Maya Memovic, ST.DOM is a Colombian concept store built around fashion, design, art and culture. Its Bogotá and Cartagena spaces showcase more than 100 Colombian designers alongside jewelry, accessories, contemporary art and Latin American books.
Best for Colombian fashion, jewelry, books and design objects
Germany / Online
Steffen Schraut offers polished womenswear through dresses, tailoring, knitwear and accessories at an accessible luxury level. The range favours feminine details and coordinated outfits over experimental silhouettes.
Best for Feminine German designer fashion
Belgium
Belgian menswear and womenswear built on architectural silhouettes - restraint rather than decoration.
Best for Refined menswear and womenswear, architectural silhouettes; sophisticated fashion seekers
Queen Street, New Town
Tracing its line back to around 1720, Stewart Christie & Co on Queen Street is a Scottish bespoke tailor, hand-cutting and finishing suits, jackets and Highland dress. Alongside bespoke and made-to-measure work it stocks tartans, tweeds and ready-to-wear for men and women.
Best for Bespoke tailoring
Rue Antoine Dansaert
Opened in 1984 on rue Antoine Dansaert by Sonja Noel, Stijl championed Belgian avant-garde fashion and stocks designers such as Dries Van Noten, Ann Demeulemeester and Christian Wijnants. The boutique covers womenswear, menswear and accessories and anchors the Dansaert fashion district.
Best for Belgian designer fashion
St Louis / United States
STL-Style has designed and sold St. Louis-pride apparel and gifts from its Cherokee Street storefront for more than 13 years, with local flag tees, stickers, and home goods reflecting the city's neighborhoods and culture. The shop offers free local pickup alongside a full online store shipping merchandise nationwide.
Best for Apparel, Local Goods, Gifts
Rincón
Born from Rincón's surf culture, Stoked Rincón sells surfboards, apparel, hats, sunglasses, accessories and beach jewelry alongside its café.
Best for Fashion
Ravarino / Emilia / Online
Emilian fabric-research legend — dyed prototypes, compass badge, and the tech-wear canon since 1982. First collection was seven jackets in Tela Stella; Highsnobiety quotes Rivetti that the washed tarpaulin result was 'too strong for C.P. Company,' so a new brand was created.
Best for Garment-dyed shells and research outerwear.
Stone Island was founded in 1982 in Ravarino by Massimo Osti, the Bologna designer already running C.P. Company and already fashion's great fabric alchemist. The first collection came from Tela Stella, a two-tone truck-tarpaulin canvas he stone-washed until it looked shipwrecked — hence the name, borrowed from Conrad's seafaring pages. The compass badge on the left arm, buttoned and removable, became one of menswear's most loaded symbols.
The house's real product is research: garment-dyeing entire finished pieces so color sits in the seams, thermosensitive Ice Jackets that change shade with temperature, Reflective glass-microbead shells, non-woven metals. The Prototype Research series releases lab experiments in tiny numbers, collected like editions.
Carlo Rivetti steered it for three decades, from terrace-culture cult — adopted by football casuals, then by Drake — to Moncler Group's 2020 acquisition at over a billion euros. Osti's premise held throughout: the future of clothing is in the dye vat, not the logo. Though the badge didn't hurt.
The Hague / Netherlands
Since 2019, Store Du Nord has stocked its Noordeinde 49 storefront in The Hague with niche menswear and objects from makers like MotivMfg. and Norwegian Rain, deliberately choosing not to sell online so customers experience the fabrics and fit in person. Owner Jeroen de Wal keeps the shop open six days a week for browsing, discussion, and slow, considered purchases.
Best for Fashion Boutique, Independent Designers
Block Island (Fountain Square)
Full Moon Tide and its sister shop Strings N' Things sit at Fountain Square on Block Island, blending clay-dyed hemp and linen clothing with vintage garments, jewellery, and accessories. The owners also stock handmade soap, soy candles, island memorabilia, and a pet line called islandog.
Best for Natural-fibre clothing and vintage finds
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