Plate M-16 · 2,224 stores · 2101–2224 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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Ambros Strolz opened a shoemaker's workshop in Lech am Arlberg in 1921, hand-stitching leather ski boots for the valley's early alpine skiers and eventually inventing the Strolz ski boot. Four generations later the family still runs a seven-floor sport and fashion house on the same site, with a ski depot, rental service and in-house tailoring.
Best for Century-old ski outfitter and rental house
Co-founded in 2013 by actress Rosario Dawson and former Bottega Veneta executive Abrima Erwiah, Studio 189 runs a manufacturing facility in Accra, Ghana, working with artisans on hand-batik, natural indigo dyeing and kente weaving. The brand won the CFDA + Lexus Fashion Initiative Award in 2018.
Best for Social-enterprise fashion made in Accra using hand-batik, natural indigo and kente weaving
Studio 189 was founded in 2013 by Rosario Dawson and Abrima Erwiah, a former Bottega Veneta executive, after the two connected through their shared work with One Billion Rising, a global campaign against violence toward women. The name reflects the brand's aim to build a fashion company rooted directly in African manufacturing rather than sourcing from it at a distance.
The label operates a manufacturing facility and store in Accra, Ghana, alongside a New York store and e-commerce site, and partners with artisanal communities across techniques including natural plant-based indigo dyeing, hand-batik and kente weaving. Its stated mission centers on job creation, skills training and education within the communities it works with, alongside partnerships with bodies such as the UN's ITC Ethical Fashion Initiative.
The brand's approach has drawn industry recognition, including the CFDA + Lexus Fashion Initiative Award in 2018 and a CFDA/Vogue Fashion Fund grant. Erwiah has since also taken on a director role at Parsons School of Design, continuing to link the brand's commercial work with fashion education.
Based in Chiang Dao district north of Chiang Mai, Studio Chiangdao Blue grows its own indigo and dyes cotton and hemp using traditional techniques. It runs private indigo-dyeing workshops for individuals and families as well as educational programs for student groups.
Best for Indigo-growing dye studio and workshop below Doi Chiang Dao
Founded in 1988 by textile scholar Patricia Cheesman above Chiang Mai, Studio Naenna hand-weaves silk and eco-cotton with Karen backstrap weavers, using 25-year-old indigo vats and other natural dyes. Cheesman's daughter Lamorna now leads the studio and its Nimmanhaemin showroom, Adorn.
Best for Natural-indigo handweaving on the slopes above Chiang Mai, since 1988
Patricia Cheesman founded Studio Naenna in 1988, drawing on research into Lao and Thai textiles that began in the early 1970s, when she was working on a UN pottery project in Laos. Following villagers who fled to Vientiane during the 1975 Lao Revolution and brought their heritage cloths with them, she began documenting and studying regional weaving and dye traditions in depth, later lecturing on ceramics and textiles at the University of Chiang Mai from 1985.
The studio sits in the shade of Suthep mountain, surrounded by fruit and dye trees, and works with Karen weavers using backstrap looms and 100 percent natural indigo dyes drawn from indigo vats kept going for 25 years. Its stated aim is to honor a 2,000-year-old regional weaving tradition while working at the pace of the natural materials involved — ikat, brocade and embroidery on silk and eco-cotton.
Patricia's daughter, Lamorna Cheesman, has since taken over the studio's operations, running both the original workshop and its Nimmanhaemin showroom, Adorn, alongside ongoing indigo and weaving workshops open to visitors.
Style Code has a retail shop in Kralendijk, the capital of the island of Bonaire. It sells fashion brands that it chooses for quality and for natural and sustainable materials.
Subtle and Sass is a size-inclusive women's boutique with locations at Park Bend in Mount Pleasant and Point Hope in Charleston, offering clothing from XS to 2XL plus styling appointments and closet makeovers. A share of every purchase funds its Giving Rack programme, which gifts clothing to women in need.
Best for Boutique, women's clothing, accessories, styling
Multibrand luxury boutique opened in Arezzo in 1978 by Beppe Angiolini; since 2018 it occupies the restored Renaissance/Baroque Palazzo Lambardi on Corso Italia, selling international fashion, accessories, art and design.
Best for Tuscan-curated designer fashion.
Sugar is a multibrand luxury concept store in Arezzo founded in 1978, when Beppe Angiolini opened a small boutique that grew through the 1980s and 1990s into an internationally recognized retail destination. Angiolini built the store's reputation by stocking labels before they were widely available in Italy, and over time Sugar evolved from a single boutique into a broader concept space combining clothing, accessories, art and design. Since 2018 the store has occupied Palazzo Lambardi, a restored Renaissance and Baroque building at Corso Italia 60, featuring seventeenth-century frescoes and original wooden ceilings.
Suki Palomina is a hat atelier in San Miguel de Allende offering custom-made felt and straw hats by appointment. Vogue and Travel + Leisure have both named it a defining hat-maker of the city.
Best for Bespoke felt and straw hats made in-house
Suki Palomina runs a hat atelier in San Miguel de Allende built around appointment-based, custom-made pieces rather than off-the-rack retail. The brand's own site organizes its offering around three distinct in-person 'experiences,' each a different way of engaging with the atelier, and describes the founder's design language as rooted in the cowboy culture of Sonora, in northern Mexico — a heritage the brand carries into hats it calls its 'three patent designs.'
That regional framing has drawn outside attention: Vogue USA described the label as 'deeply rooted in Sonora's cowboy culture,' offering 'a glimpse into traditional Mexican craftsmanship,' while Travel + Leisure singled it out as 'one of the best souvenirs from San Miguel de Allende,' recommending visitors book the one-on-one atelier appointment to have a felt or straw hat made to size.
The brand's own tagline, 'sombreros para tu alma' — hats for your soul — points to the same positioning both outlets picked up on: this isn't a hat shop selling stock inventory, but a maker offering a bespoke, made-to-order process, with the appointment itself treated as part of the product.
Lace-up Sandals by SunSmiles are comfortable sandals with high-quality Memory Foam Sandal Bases and a large selection of Sandal Laces and Sandal Boots.
Sûr Atelier produces slow-fashion clothing in its own ateliers in Haarlem and Utrecht, working with New Dutch residents to hand-make a natural-fabric collection of tops, trousers and outerwear for men and women. The brand sells through a full online shop and shares the makers' stories behind each collection on its site.
Best for Sustainable fashion, slow fashion, womenswear
A Mahone Bay fashion fixture for over fifty years, this Main Street boutique curates women's and men's clothing, jewellery, and accessories from labels around the world. Pieces are sold in the shop and through its online store.
Best for Fashion, womens clothing, jewellery, accessories
Owner Stacie Basile runs Sweet Asylum, a Capitola Village boutique blending vintage-inspired and bohemian clothing with gifts, jewelry and home pieces. The shop pairs breezy apparel with candles, accessories and locally minded finds.
Szputnyik Shop, in District VII, curates vintage Levi's, Nike, Adidas and Carhartt alongside contemporary and local labels, hats, patches and accessories. The concept store has built its name over more than a decade on mixing romantic secondhand finds with sharper modern streetwear.
Best for Curated vintage clothing, denim, streetwear and accessories
T.H. Palm & Company is a boutique at Playa Linda Beach Resort in Palm Beach, Aruba. It sells resort wear, casual island clothing and shoes for men and women, along with jewellery, handbags, belts, hats, home accents, tableware and gifts.
The Tack Shop of Lexington sells English riding equipment out of Griffin Gate Plaza at 1510 Newtown Pike, stocking saddles, bridles and apparel from brands such as Equiline, GPA, Pessoa and Samshield for the region's dressage, jumping and eventing riders. The shop also takes used saddles on consignment and offers clipper sharpening and repair for barns across Lexington horse country.
Best for English saddles, bridles, and consignment tack for horse country riders
Set on Donner Pass Road in the heart of Truckee, this outdoor shop emphasizes that spending at its counter feeds back into the local economy at a rate above the norm for the area's retail. It outfits trail running, backcountry skiing and general mountain-town clothing needs for the North Tahoe/Truckee corridor.
Best for Trail running and backcountry outdoor apparel and gear
German footwear brand founded 1967 by Horst Wortmann in Detmold, part of the Wortmann Group alongside S.Oliver, Caprice, Marco Tozzi and Jana; a mass-market women's shoe label with cushioned 'Antishokk' soles.
Best for Fashion shoes, accessible
Tamaris was founded in 1967 by Horst Wortmann, who named the label after his niece, and opened its first standalone store two years later in 1969 selling genuine-leather women's shoes. The brand is based in Detmold, Germany, and operates as part of the Wortmann Group, a family-controlled footwear conglomerate that also owns S.Oliver, Caprice, Marco Tozzi and Jana. Tamaris built its identity around accessible pricing and comfort features, notably its 'Antishokk' cushioned-heel technology. It has grown into one of the largest women's footwear brands in Europe by volume, with the company citing sales above 51 million pairs a year across shoes, handbags and accessories sold through department stores, standalone shops and its own e-commerce site.
The Tappoo family built Fiji's other great retail house from a 1941 tailor's bench — homewares, fashion and island living across the archipelago, still family-run.
Best for Fiji’s family-run homeware and gift house
Australian smart-casual menswear chain founded 1987 by brothers Stephen and Michael Leibowitz, drawing on South African retailing roots; the name derives from the first two letters of their children's names, now 115+ stores across Australia and NZ.
Best for Australian occasion wear
Tarocash was founded in 1987 by brothers Stephen and Michael Leibowitz, who carried a family background in South African menswear retailing into the Australian market, initially wholesaling smart-casual menswear to other retailers before opening their own stores. Their first store traded under the name 'Cafe,' and by 1991 they had five locations; the brand name Tarocash itself was formed from the first two letters of each of their children's names. The chain grew to fill a gap the founders identified for coordinated, ready-to-wear smart-casual menswear for Australian men, distinct from formal suiting or pure streetwear. Today Tarocash operates as one of the brands within Retail Apparel Group, which is wholly owned by South Africa's Foschini Group, and it runs more than 115 stores across Australia and New Zealand.
Terston stocks home accents and apparel from a Main Street storefront, pairing decor for the house with clothing and accessories for the people living in it. The shop has become part of Kent's small retail row, aimed at weekenders furnishing a Litchfield Hills getaway.
This independent boutique carries goods from hundreds of local and independent makers and designers. It serves as a hub for Atlanta-made handmade apparel, accessories and gifts.
Best for Locally made handmade gifts, apparel and accessories
A locally owned specialty gift and antique shop on the First Street Promenade in downtown Napa, The Bennington carries home decor, apparel, apothecary goods and Napa-made food and gifts. Its direct online store offers the same curated brands and gift boxes online.
Best for Gift shop, antiques, home decor, specialty food
The Carloway Mill on the west coast of Lewis is the smallest of the island's three Harris Tweed mills, still running a carding machine dating to 1906 and wooden finishing equipment that mills the cloth more gently than modern machinery. It produces bespoke tweed for apparel, interiors and accessories.
Best for Bespoke Harris Tweed cloth from a small artisan mill
A family Outer Banks retailer whose flagship sits in a restored turn-of-the-century cotton gin in Jarvisburg, with a beach store in Corolla carrying coastal clothing, garden accents, bedding and seasonal decor. The business grew out of the family's working cotton operation and now blends home goods with its Sanctuary Vineyards wines.
Best for Coastal clothing, garden accents, bedding and Sanctuary Vineyards wines
Born in Bondi, The Critical Slide Society designs its own boardshorts and coastal wear and ships them almost anywhere from its own store. Its boardshort won Stab's best-boardshort contest three times, including in 2017 according to the magazine. Surfboards under the same name.
The Edit is Rumana Nazim's concept store in Alserkal Avenue, bringing womenswear together with homeware and beauty products. Established in 2018, the business gives particular attention to women-founded labels within its multi-brand range. A matcha and coffee bar forms part of the space, which also hosts occasional exhibitions and events.
Best for Women-founded fashion labels and homeware in Alserkal
The Edit is a concept store founded by Rumana Nazim in 2018, now based in Dubai's Alserkal Avenue. Its range brings women's fashion together with jewellery and accessories as well as homeware and beauty products. The business gives particular attention to women-founded labels within that mix, reflecting Nazim's approach to choosing brands.
The shop occupies Warehouse 48 in the arts district, placing its retail activity alongside the surrounding creative community. The interior combines space for its product ranges with somewhere to pause for a drink. A matcha bar and specialty coffee form part of The Edit's space, alongside its retail displays and occasional events.
For a shopper, the mix allows an outfit purchase to sit alongside a separate search for something for the home. The individual brands provide different starting points for looking at clothing or choosing a household gift. The setting also hosts exhibitions and other gatherings from time to time, although a particular event should not be assumed on every visit. Its Alserkal address is the relevant starting point for planning the trip.
The Happy Southerner is a gift shop and women's boutique with stores on Johnnie Dodds in Mount Pleasant and Spring Street in Charleston, known for sassy Southern gifts and cheerful, affordable dresses. It has become a Mahjong hub too, stocking tiles, racks and mats and running regular how-to-play classes.
Best for Gift shop, women's clothing, mahjong, gifts
The Kraków basement shop carries the label’s own relaxed streetwear, including hoodies, trousers, shirts and graphic layers. Its online catalogue provides the clearest current view because indexed first-party information about the physical room is limited.
Best for Polish-made hoodies, beanies and limited-edition casualwear
A locally owned Havre boutique carrying women's clothing, bags, drinkware, and jewelry, including pieces made by area artisans. It stocks a mix of casual and plus-size lines alongside regional accessories.
Best for Women's clothing and locally made jewelry
A co-op-style boutique representing more than 300 local artists, designers, and small makers, with the Las Olas store at 811 E Las Olas Boulevard one of three South Florida locations. Stock rotates across clothing, jewelry, art prints, candles, and handmade gifts made by member vendors.
Best for Locally made gifts and art from many makers
Screen prints, giclées, risographs, linocuts and letterpress pieces fill the Victoria Street gallery, with many works offered ready framed. Artist-made cards, jewellery and small homewares extend the selection beyond wall art.
Best for Quirky prints, captivating paintings, art prints, homeware, fashion accessories and jewellery
Tucked into Marina Square at 699 Embarcadero, The Rustic Diamond gathers artisan crafts, handmade jewellery, up-cycled rustic furniture and women's clothing under one roof in Morro Bay. A rotating Featured Artisan of the Month keeps its shelves of one-of-a-kind gifts turning over.
Best for Home goods, artisan crafts, jewelry, gifts
Whether you’re looking for chic casual wear, stylish evening outfits, or eye-catching accessories, She-que Boutique has something for every occasion. Step into a world where fashion meets affordability and elevate your wardrobe with the latest looks, all while staying on budget!
A family-run gift shop on Camden's Main Street, the Smiling Cow sells Maine souvenirs, clothing, collectibles and books alongside homemade fudge and local maple syrup. The store sits above the point where the Megunticook River meets the harbor at the head of downtown.
Running at Peggy's Cove since 1967, The Sou'Wester pairs a Maritime seafood restaurant with a two-level gift shop holding one of the region's largest giftware selections. Souvenirs, clothing, ornaments and local crafts are sold in store and through the online shop.
Best for Gift shop, souvenirs, Maritime crafts, apparel
A fly shop in southwest Montana, trading on Main Street in Ennis since 1937 and an Orvis-endorsed outfitter since 1991. The counter rigs anglers for the Madison River with rods, flies, and apparel, and the outfitting side books guided float and wade trips.
Best for Fly-fishing gear and guided Madison River trips
This vintage shop and gallery at 429 Main Street gathers art, fashion, and furnishings spanning several eras. Curated racks and cases mix mid-century pieces with older finds and contemporary work.
Best for Curated vintage art, clothing, and furnishings
Founded in 1946, The Vermont Country Store sells hard-to-find bedding, housewares, apparel, toys, and Vermont maple syrup from its original general stores in Weston and Rockingham, Vermont. Every purchase is backed by a no-hassle, 100% satisfaction guarantee, with the full catalogue also sold through the company's online store.
The Workhouse is a maker-run shop and studio in northeast Bend, carrying handmade goods from more than sixty Oregon artisans, from honey and soap to jewellery, clothing and fine art. Nine resident artists keep working studios on site, so visitors can watch pieces being made beside the retail floor.
Therapy Stores is a Bay Area gift and apparel chain with a Pleasanton location on Main Street, serving the city since 2011 alongside sister stores in San Francisco, Burlingame, and Livermore. The Pleasanton shop sells jewelry, accessories, and home gifts, with the full collection also available through the company's online store.
Sustainable clothing brand that began in Australia in 1995 (originally Braintree Clothing) making hemp and ramie shirts; landed in London in 2002 and renamed Thought Clothing in 2017; now makes bamboo, organic-cotton and Tencel basics.
Best for Natural sustainable fabrics
Thought Clothing traces its origins to Australia in 1995, when it launched under the name Braintree Clothing making simple shirts and beachwear from natural fibers such as hemp and ramie. The brand moved into the London market in 2002, running pop-up stores at Portobello Road and Camden Lock markets, before renaming itself Thought Clothing in 2017 to reflect an evolving sustainability-first identity. Its current collections use organic cotton, bamboo, rayon, Tencel, responsibly sourced wool and recycled polyester. The brand states it has worked with some of the same manufacturing factories since its earliest years and requires each factory to sign a code of conduct covering working conditions. Thought Clothing now operates primarily as a UK-based online and wholesale label.
In OKC's West Village, Tin Lizzie's is a lifestyle boutique stocking women's clothing, jewelry, home décor, kids' toys, and Oklahoma-made goods. Shop in the store or through its online storefront, with many local makers among its partners.
Best for Boutique, womens-clothing, gifts, home-decor
Tisserand Dakar is a Dakar house for handwoven home textiles, furniture, lighting, clothing and personal accessories. Designed and handmade in Senegal; Online shop active; international coverage is not clearly stated.
Best for Handwoven home textiles, furniture, lighting, clothing and personal accessories
Tivaevae Collectables specialises in handcrafted Cook Islands tivaevae, the traditional applique quilts, alongside homeware, clothing, cushions, bed linens and souvenirs. It operates as an online shop with free New Zealand delivery.
Best for Handcrafted Cook Islands tivaevae and Pacific homeware
Bergamo luxury multibrand founded by Tiziana Fausti, who opened her first 16-square-metre shoe and bag shop in 1979. Now a 1,200-square-metre store with a Dior shop-in-shop plus Saint Laurent, Balenciaga, Gucci and Alaia concessions, and a rooftop restaurant added in 2019.
Best for Curated luxury wardrobes.
Tiziana Fausti's business began inside her parents' leather goods shop on Bergamo's Via Sant'Alessandro, which operated from 1946 to 1981. In 1979, while still working alongside her parents, she opened her own 16-square-metre shop selling designer shoes and bags, with Prada's fabric bags among her first successes. A larger womenswear boutique in Piazza Dante, designed by architect Roberto Baciocchi, followed in 1986. Over four decades the business grew into a 1,200-square-metre luxury store spanning 22 shop windows in central Bergamo, now carrying menswear, kidswear and accessories alongside a 100-square-metre Dior shop-in-shop and concessions for Saint Laurent, Balenciaga, Gucci, Alaia, Chloe and Celine. To mark 40 years in business in 2019, Fausti added Terrazza Fausti, a restaurant and lounge bar with a 600-square-metre terrace overlooking the historic center.
This social enterprise, founded in 2018, works with Batak weavers around Lake Toba to keep handwoven ulos production alive using traditional backstrap and ikat techniques. Alongside ceremonial ulos cloth, it produces contemporary clothing and accessory lines that put the weavers' work into everyday use.
Best for Handwoven Batak ulos textiles and ikat cloth
Knitting flat-bed pieces in Gramado since 1988, Tomasini makes sweaters, ponchos, capes and dresses from distinctive yarns for both women and men. Its collections are sold through the brand's own online store.
Italian luxury knitwear house TONET, run by the Tonet family since the 1960s and based in Miane, Treviso province, Veneto - not Bergamo - producing women's knitwear and tailored separates in linen, silk and ramie.
Best for Blouses, knits, dresses
TONET is a family-run Italian luxury knitwear house whose roots trace to the 1960s in the hills around Valdobbiadene, in the Veneto region. The company, legally Carella Srl, is today based in Miane, in Treviso province, and is run by Claudio Teso, Lella Tonet, and their son Stefano; what began as subcontract knitwear production for other labels eventually grew into the TONET brand's own collections. TONET markets itself as 'maglieria di lusso,' producing women's knitwear, tailored trousers, skirts, dresses, and blazers from linen, silk, ramie, and other natural fibers, entirely made in Italy.
Tonpez Concept's page reads "Where Fashion meet Class," stating that it distributes nationwide via WhatsApp orders. It is listed on Facebook under the Design & Fashion category, based in Port Harcourt.
Topsail Island Trading Co. has been the island's gift shop since 1992, now built around dozens of handmade fudge flavors alongside beach-branded apparel and permanent jewelry. The full online store ships fudge and merchandise, with an in-store visit encouraged for the full lineup.
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Set on Rathausplatz opposite Kitzbühel's town hall, this boutique fits Tyrolean dirndls, lederhosen, and formal tracht for both locals and visiting guests of the resort's balls and festivals. Accessories such as heart-pendant chokers and other traditional jewellery round out a wardrobe built for Alpine dress codes.
Best for Tyrolean dirndls, lederhosen, and tracht accessories
This family-run shop in the heart of Oberstaufen specializes in high-quality, durable Trachten fashion, treating traditional Bavarian dress as a living garment that blends timelessness with modern tastes. Its guiding motto of 'Lebensfreude, Persönlichkeit, Tradition' shapes a personally curated in-store selection.
Best for Tracht, traditional clothing, dirndl, Bavarian dress, apparel
For over sixty years this Mondsee shop on Rainerstrasse has outfitted the whole family in Austrian Tracht, from lederhosen to dirndls and children's pieces. Staff focus on fit and knowledgeable advice for every occasion.
Best for Traditional Clothing, Tracht, Dirndl & Lederhosen
Trama Textiles is a women's weaving cooperative in Quetzaltenango where more than 150 Indigenous Guatemalan artisans hand-weave textiles on traditional backstrap looms using natural dyes. Its storefront in Xela sells clothing, home decor and accessories alongside an online shop, and weavers set their own prices under the cooperative's fair-trade model.
Best for Natural-dyed backstrap-loom textiles by Guatemalan artisans
Treehouse Boutique sells women's and men's fashion, including its own Kalavata line, from downtown Suva, Fiji. The full collection, including its bestselling Lela Wrap Dress, is also available to buy through its online shop.
Women's outerwear label produced by Lener Cordier, a coat-making family firm based in Hazebrouck, northern France, working in the trade since 1954; designs and manufactures its trenches, coats and parkas in its own workshops.
Best for Cholet-designed trench coats — single-category French outerwear mastery
Trench & Coat is produced by Lener Cordier, a French family firm that has specialized in coats — described on its own site as making 'pieces with sleeves' — since 1954, based in Hazebrouck in the Nord department of northern France. Design, pattern-making and production for the Trench & Coat collections are handled inside Lener Cordier's own workshops rather than through outside contract manufacturers, and the company sources roughly 90% of its materials from long-standing European suppliers. The brand's stated aim is to make well-made coats affordable rather than positioning itself as a luxury house: its own materials describe wanting a coat 'to last through seasons and years, without losing its beauty' at a reasonable price point. The current range covers women's trenches, wool coats and parkas, sold through the brand's own French-language and English-language online stores.
Discover Trendzy by Ackeilia,where Caribbean culture meets luxury fashion. Explore unique swimwear, resort wear and bespoke designs inspired by vibrant island life. Perfect for your next getaway or special occasion. Shop now!
Siblings Crystal and Rico Worl, both enrolled Tlingit and Athabascan artists, run this Juneau design house that puts Northwest Coast formline into clothing, jewelry and skateboards rather than souvenir prints. Crystal has since designed livery for Alaska Airlines, but the label's home base and production remain in Juneau.
Best for Formline-patterned apparel and accessories by Tlingit designers
On Worth Avenue, Trillion dresses men and women in relaxed, elegant cashmere and finely made clothing sourced from top mills. The store builds its reputation on timeless pieces and personal service from its 315 Worth Avenue rooms.
Official online store of Trojan Records, the British ska/rocksteady/reggae label founded in 1968 by Duke Reid, Lee Gopthal and Chris Blackwell; sells label vinyl and CD reissues plus Trojan-branded clothing and merchandise.
Best for Reggae and ska clothing, records and official label merchandise
Trojan Records is a British record label founded in 1968 by Duke Reid, Lee Gopthal and Chris Blackwell, built initially on licensing recordings from Jamaican producers before establishing itself as the UK's leading outlet for ska and, later, reggae. It signed and released artists including John Holt, Jimmy Cliff, Bob and Marcia, The Pioneers and Lee 'Scratch' Perry, and scored regular UK chart hits between 1968 and 1972. The label went into serious debt and collapsed commercially by 1975, when it was bought by Marcel Rodd, owner of the budget label Saga Records; ownership has since passed through Sanctuary and Universal and currently sits with BMG. Trojanrecords.com operates as the label's official online store, selling new vinyl and CD reissues from the catalogue, pre-orders of upcoming releases, and Trojan-branded clothing built around 1960s British youth-culture styling and the label's 'helmet' logo, alongside general merchandise.
A Main Street fly shop and outfitter in downtown Ennis specializing in guided Madison River trips. Beyond gear and clothing, the shop rents kayaks and paddleboards and sells drift boats, licenses, and its own branded merchandise.
Trucco is a Spanish womenswear brand with 40 years in the fashion business, selling blouses, dresses, trousers and accessories through a full online shop with a nationwide store network. Current collections include total-look styling edits and seasonal sale sections updated throughout the year.
Best for Blouses, dresses, and trousers with total-look styling edits from a 40-year Spanish
Founded in 1898 in São Paulo by Italian immigrants Matheus and Cristina Trussardi as a passamanaria (trimmings) business, this Brazilian house later specialized in bed and bath linens; its Vila Nova Conceição address on Rua João Cachoeira is its first standalone retail store.
Best for Italian leather goods, fashion, and home fragrance collections
This São Paulo house is Trussardi Brasil, a bed-and-bath linens brand distinct from the Milan-founded Trussardi fashion house despite sharing its name. It was founded in 1898 in São Paulo by Italian immigrants Matheus and Cristina Trussardi, who started with a passamanaria — a workshop producing trimmings and passementerie for decoration and garments. The company later merged with another textile firm, and by the early 1990s had repositioned itself around cama e banho (bed and bath) goods: sheets, towels, blankets, pillows and related linens, along with loungewear and beachwear. Its products are noted for 'fatto a mano' hand-finishing details. After decades selling primarily through department stores and its own e-commerce site, Trussardi Brasil opened its Vila Nova Conceição address on Rua João Cachoeira as a standalone retail store, its first dedicated physical shop in São Paulo. The brand marked 125 years in business in 2023. It has no corporate relationship to the Bergamo-founded Trussardi fashion house known for leather goods and fragrance, which operates separately in Italy and internationally.
Honoured with the Upakarti award, this Palembang house has woven songket since 1990 and now pairs heritage wastra with modern tailoring under its JAMILAHxPRAFITO label. Kebayas, menswear, selendang and gift hampers are sold through the brand's own online store and Shopee.
Best for Songket, wastra fashion, handwoven textiles
This Croatan Highway tackle shop has outfitted Outer Banks anglers for four decades, stocking rods, reels, and live bait alongside outdoor apparel and boating gear. Its staff-written surf and inshore fishing reports have made the counter a regular stop for locals checking conditions before heading to the water.
Twentyfourseven focuses on Israeli fashion chain with casual, everyday clothing for men and women at affordable prices. At Israel, the range centers on affordable casual everyday clothing for men and women.
Best for Affordable casual everyday clothing for men and women
Two Nineteen Main is a women's clothing store at the south end of Flathead Lake, sitting at the stoplight where Highway 93 meets Main Street in Polson, Montana. The shop has served local shoppers from that same corner storefront for years.
TY IDENTITY is a concept store in Ostrava (with a sister shop in Brno) showcasing goods made by selected Czech and Slovak designers for women, men and children. It is a curated retail space where visitors browse and buy original contemporary design in person.
Best for Czech design, concept store, homeware, fashion, accessories
The official brand of the United States Polo Association — sport-rooted polos and casualwear licensed from the governing body of the sport itself, distinct from Ralph Lauren’s Polo.
Best for Authentic polo-association heritage at everyday prices.
Founded by Ni Made Jati in the early 1970s, Uluwatu makes Balinese cutwork lace, called krawang, on foot-powered machines in a Tabanan atelier that employs over 500 craftspeople. The range covers women's resort and bridal wear with menswear and home linen. Boutiques stand in Sanur and Ubud as well as Seminyak, with the head office store in Denpasar.
Best for Hand-sewn Balinese krawang lace kebayas and dresses, with table linen
Uluwatu Handmade Balinese Lace grew from the work of Ni Made Jati, who turned her passion for Balinese lace into a business in the early 1970s. Her first years were spent selling from camper vans along the West Coast of America, carrying what she had brought from Bali. The lace, known in English as cutwork and in Balinese as krawang, is still made in the traditional way. Fabric is stretched on bamboo hoops and sewn by hand on foot-powered machines identical to the old Singer models, the thread built up layer upon layer. Empty areas are cut away with small scissors while the needle binds the loose edges, and a single piece can take five or more days. The company now employs over 500 craftspeople in a vertically integrated atelier in Tabanan, Bali, and its designs reach over 150 countries. Collections cover resort and formal wear as well as bridal pieces. Menswear and home linen sit alongside. The head office and store stand on Jl. Bypass Ngurah Rai in Suwung Kangin, Denpasar, and boutiques follow in Sanur and Ubud as well as Seminyak.
Unique Pushkar designs and sews boho dresses, dancing skirts, and block-print separates in Rajasthani silk, selling finished pieces directly to shoppers through its online shop and WhatsApp. The brand markets itself as an urban clothing label rooted in Pushkar's traditional textile craft.
Valerie Frangie es una tienda de ropa online que se especializa en ofrecer prendas bordadas a mano de alta calidad, esto hace que cada artículo de VF sea one of a kind. Descubre nuestra amplia selección de básicos y piezas para el hogar que te harán vivir la vida puntada a puntada. Estamos reinventando el básico.
Venroy is an Australian leisurewear label selling boardshorts, swimwear and linen clothing through its online store, with direct ordering and free shipping within Australia. It also operates flagship stores from Bondi Beach and Byron Bay to SoHo in New York and Capri in Italy, preserving a substantial in-person retail presence.
Best for Fashion, swimwear, leisurewear, accessories
Danish womenswear chain launched in 1987 by Bestseller founders Troels Holch Povlsen and Merete Bech Povlsen; grown into more than 1,800 stores in China alone, with sales presence across 45 countries under the privately held Bestseller group.
Best for Danish women's fashion
Vero Moda was launched in 1987 by Bestseller founders Troels Holch Povlsen and Merete Bech Povlsen, two years after the Danish group had opened its first womenswear label, Exit. According to the company's own account, Povlsen settled on the name after seeing 'Vero Moda' printed on a T-shirt. The brand entered the Chinese market in 2001 and has since grown to more than 1,800 stores there alone, with a sales presence in 45 countries worldwide as part of the privately held Bestseller group, which the Holch Povlsen family founded in Denmark in 1975.
Verse fills its De Pijp store with independent fashion, bags, jewelry, shoes, homeware, beauty and fragrance, all chosen for a future-facing Amsterdam audience. The retailer ships internationally and is strongest as a discovery address for smaller labels, not as a manufacturer in its own right.
Best for Independent fashion, bags, jewelry, shoes, homeware, beauty and fragrance
Piaggio's 1946 icon — official Vespa apparel, helmets, and the scooter itself from Pontedera. On seeing D Ascanios MP6 prototype, Enrico Piaggio exclaimed Sembra una vespa! (It looks like a wasp) — the name. Patent filed in Florence 23 April 1946 for a motorcycle with mudguards and a casing covering the mechanical part.
Victorian Charm has traded on North Main Street in downtown Berlin for about three decades, a boutique mixing clothing, jewellery and gifts for the whole family, pets included. It anchors the walkable, film-set-pretty Main Street that has made the small town a Delmarva shopping stop.
Open on Atlantic Avenue since 1969, this surfer-owned shop hand-shapes its own Perfection Surfboards alongside a full range of boards, apparel, and paddleboard rentals. Started by Eric Eason and now run by Kelly Richards and Brian Campbell, it also runs surf lessons on the Grand Strand.
The Kisumu branch of Vivo Fashion Group sits on the ground floor of United Mall on Jomo Kenyatta Highway and carries the Vivo, Safari and Zoya clothing lines, including cotton peplum jackets and linen-blend shirts priced from KSh5,800 to KSh6,400.
Watershed Center for the Ceramic Arts runs an online store from its residency campus at 103 Cochran Road in Edgecomb, Maine, selling logo merchandise like the Excessive Handles Crewneck, Sheep Bricks Clay T-Shirt, and Catenary Arch Tote. Proceeds from every purchase go toward funding the nonprofit's ceramic artist residencies and workshops.
Weaver Bird Garment Manufacturers Ltd. has operated for over two decades from its factory off the Thika-Garissa Highway near Broadway Secondary School in Thika, producing school uniforms, corporate and security uniforms, sports kits, and garments finished with screen printing and embroidery. Its main customers include uniform retailers, educational institutions, corporate staff and hospitality businesses.
Crossbost, Isle of Lewis, Outer Hebrides, Scotland
At her Weaving Shed studio in Crossbost, the maker behind Western Isles Designs weaves Harris Tweed into scarves, bags and clothing, and sets local sea glass, shells and stones into a companion jewellery line. Visitors can watch the warping frame and bobbin winder at work before browsing the attached shop.
Best for Handwoven Harris Tweed goods and Hebridean sea-glass jewellery
Whalebone has hand-printed tees and soft organic-cotton apparel out of an old Montauk ice house since 2010, where its flagship store still stands at 28 S. Etna Ave. A second shop trades on Bowen's Wharf in Newport, and the full range is sold online.
A family-owned Nags Head surf shop since 1975, Whalebone stocks surfboards, wetsuits, fins and leashes alongside its own logo apparel and core surf brands. Everything is available in the Croatan Highway store and through the shop's online store for direct orders.
British casual clothing since 1985—colourful, printed womenswear and village-fete-friendly basics with playful details and UK heritage.
Best for British casual clothing and knitwear
White Stuff Clothing was founded in 1985 by George Treves and Sean Thomas, keen skiers who began by selling abstract-printed T-shirts and sweatshirts to the alpine skiing community in Val d'Isère. The first White Stuff store opened in London in 1991, launching a brand now known for traditional British styles, playful prints, and thoughtful details across womenswear, menswear, and children's clothing. The company operates over 124 shops across the United Kingdom and distributes via mail-order catalogues and online shopping. Headquartered in London with 2024-25 revenue of 184 million pounds, White Stuff is known for its characterful boutique stores, innovative marketing, and a charitable foundation supporting community causes.
German luxury tailoring—smart tailoring and sportswear merged into versatile pieces across seasons, with premium fabrics and refined construction.
Best for German tailoring and understated formal clothing
Windsor is a German fashion brand offering women's and men's tailored clothing, operating from Germany with regional sites serving multiple European markets. The label specializes in tailoring and business wear, featuring suits, blazers, and formal attire crafted from premium materials including cashmere and merino wool. The design approach blends what the brand terms "smart tailoring and sportswear," creating versatile pieces intended for multiple contexts—from professional settings to leisure. Collections are organized seasonally around coordinated colour palettes and lifestyle themes ("24/7 Looks," "Vacation Style Guide"), reflecting a contemporary European luxury positioning that balances classical tailoring traditions with modern versatility. Product lines extend to accessories including bags, shoes, and belts, with emphasis on leather essentials as foundational wardrobe elements. Windsor's operational scale and product sophistication indicate an established player in continental European fashion with sustained commitment to tailored construction and material quality.
Lancashire slow-fashion studio founded by Paula Roworth at the foot of the West Pennine Moors; garments are handmade to order from biodegradable British materials, each taking around 2-3 weeks to complete and finished with a name-embroidered ribbon.
Best for Slow Fashion, Basics
Withnell is a sustainable fashion studio founded by Paula Roworth and named after the Lancashire area where she is based, at the foot of the West Pennine Moors. Every garment is made to order, using heritage British materials chosen to naturally biodegrade, with designs drawing on the colours and shapes of the surrounding Lancashire countryside. The brand runs a fully in-house process - design, fabric and trim sourcing, pattern-making and sample garments are all handled internally - and each made-to-order piece takes roughly two to three weeks to complete. Garments can be washed at low temperatures to reduce energy impact, and each piece includes the wearer's name embroidered on a bespoke ribbon.
Wolf & Gypsy Vintage is a handpicked vintage clothing shop on Sydney Street specialising in wearable second-hand pieces with a 1970s and bohemian lean. The independent boutique curates womenswear, accessories and one-off finds in the heart of the North Laine.
Women'secret is a Spanish fashion retailer selling swimwear, lingerie and womenswear through an online store with current collections and promotions, and it is part of the Tendam retail group. The brand operates as a multi-location chain across Spain and abroad rather than from a single street address. The online offer and physical chain operate together as the same multi-location retail business.
Woodmillers has spent over 20 years building bespoke kitchens, wardrobes, staircases and decking for clients across the Garden Route, working in indigenous and imported timbers. The workshop takes on both private home commissions and larger jobs for architects and contractors.
Best for Bespoke kitchens, cabinetry and staircases
Italian-made line of Woolrich outdoor clothing combining American heritage with Italian craftsmanship. Its premium Outdoor Label sub-line is designed with Goldwin of Japan.
This family-owned Wanaka business knits merino wool and possum fur into clothing, accessories, and yarn for men, women, children, and babies. Shoppers can browse the collection at the store on Helwick Street or order online with international shipping.
Best for Wanaka-made merino and possum knitwear, accessories and yarn
Workman sells durable workwear and technical outdoor clothing at value-focused prices across Japan. Functional fabrics, pockets and weather protection attract both tradespeople and shoppers using the pieces as everyday streetwear.
Yakampot’s collections pair relaxed tailoring and draped silhouettes with woven or embroidered details developed through craft collaborations. The Salvatierra address gives shoppers a physical point to see pieces beyond the online lookbook.
Best for Fluid silhouettes informed by Mexican craft — flowing long robes
Set in an antique-fixtured building on White Mountain Highway, Zeb's stocks over 5,000 New England-made products, from a 112-foot candy counter to specialty foods, maple, soaps and apparel. Everything can be bought in store or shipped through its online shop.
Best for General store, New England specialty foods, maple products, candy, gift baskets
ZEGG runs duty-free shops and hotels in Samnaun-Dorf, selling watches and jewellery from Rolex, Breitling and Chopard alongside fashion, perfumes, cosmetics, tobacco and spirits. Its prices reflect the village's duty-free status.