The best fashion and gift stores Marrakech

Since the creation of her brand in 2009, Sarah Maj has proven herself. This young designer with a vivid imagination offers collections mixing Italian and Moroccan trends. Elegant creations in limited series in several colors with as flagship pieces maxidress and kimonos chic and comfortable. An address that is worth the detour, whether in the medina or in the second boutique that opened in the Guéliz district in the little street of the Old Marrakchis. If you miss them, there is still Milan.

The Jewish quarter of the Mellah has three markets where it is good to stroll. Rather frequented by the inhabitants of the neighboring streets, you will not be solicited as in the alleys of the medina. The jewelers' souk gathers about fifty merchants, selling mainly gold. The covered market is home to fabric stalls and an array of haberdashers. The spice souk offers an impressive variety of spices and seeds and tubers of all kinds, but also common products such as black soap, henna or ghassoul.

Installed in a large white loft, this concept store is halfway between an art gallery and a designer showroom with a touch of antiques. Here, each artist has his own space, decorated as he pleases. The result? An eclectic space where you can wander between lights, caftans, old postcards, children's comforters and ceramic objects and other beautiful surprises. A cave of the Thousand and One Nights in a contemporary version, an almost indescribable place, to discover by yourself to leave with some good finds.

Small spirit shop Ibiza of the 1970 s, very beat generation. Fashion, djellabas, sarouals, Moroccan tunics, jewellery, sacks and drums.

Specialty: articles made of camel leather.

A very large garage.

Boutique located in the Palais palace in the palm grove, route de Fes. Alexandrine creates a line of clothing and accessories that combines modernity with Moroccan tradition. She proposes in this place jewels, tissues and other ethnic objects of young designers installed in Marrakech.

Next to the boutique you can enjoy in an exceptional park various fruit cocktails, teas with different flavours as well as petites and sushi.

Since Kamal spoke about his unusual job on television, he has been known as the white wolf in the tanners' neighborhood. His passion: repairing and making custom-made leather balls, a skill that he has passed down through several generations of his family. The result? Beautiful pieces displayed in his shop but beware, most of them are already sold. Indeed, this outstanding craftsman makes on order and it takes about three days of work to leave with the personalized object that will become dear to your heart.

Auto Hall Marrakech I is a car dealership located in Marrakech. They offer in-store purchasing and in-store collection services. Auto Hall is one of the leading companies in the rolling stock distribution sector in Morocco, with long experience and a high level of excellence in industrial assembly, rolling stock marketing and support services.

You will be offered good quality service at an honest rate.

Just one corner of the shop, we discover Mohammed's shop. It is full of leather bags, from the smallest to the largest of its neck for big travellers. We love the color range, the quality of the leather more or less flexible or thick. Don't hesitate to take the time to converse with Mohammed while sipping the mint tea tea. A good way to learn more about the habits and customs of the......

Just a stone's throw from the Palais Badii, the Medina Mall Marrakech opened its doors in 2022. As the city has very few shopping malls, we can only welcome the news. Combining tradition and modernity, both in terms of its location at the gateway to the medina and the trendy style of its signage, this space covering more than 750 m² welcomed 34 stores, including fashion, accessories, jewelry, skincare, sportswear, etc. boutiques focusing on Moroccan know-how, as well as cafés.

Once a camel market, Bab Khmiss is now a large flea market. Its name means "Thursday's door", because it is only on this day that the bargain hunters could have a good time. The second-hand dealers and the other emptying of attics can henceforth settle all the week, close to the hard shops and some more specialized craftsmen (brassware, pottery, joinery). Thursdays are still a favourite day, as well as Sundays, because more people come to buy and look around.

The art of coppersmithing has been part of the country's heritage since the 12th^century . A number of craftsmen have managed to keep up the momentum and create innovative pieces, like Yahya, a light sculptor who devotes a cult following to his work. His showroom is like a gallery, where you can browse through luminaires, mirrors and photophores, jagged and sculpted to perfection in brass, copper or bronze, a fusion of tradition and contemporary art. A house celebrated in the royal palace and around the world. A true masterpiece!

In the old medina of Marrakech, you will find this address specialized in the manufacture and sale of musical instruments. The second floor is dedicated to the creation of traditional instruments and the ground floor is the sales area. Essential to Gnaoua and Berber music, guembri, derbouka, loutar and others, handcrafted from walnut, cedar or poplar wood, will have no more secrets for you. Amateur or not, it is a beautiful discovery.

Welcome to the workshop of master shoemaker Jean-Michel Davanzo, from the house of Vincini, whose reputation has traveled beyond borders. In the Guéliz district, a team of six craftsmen work with the meticulousness required by the trade, making custom-made shoes (mainly for men), by hand, but also repairing and maintaining shoes of major brands. Of course, you can shop there: derbies, richelieu, moccasins and even golf shoes, made with the necessary know-how and personalization.

The small street from Dar el Bacha that runs into the souks is lined with tiny designer stores. Laly is one of the lucky ones who deserve a visit. Badra has taken up the challenge of creating her own design made of contemporary clothes with a delicate but perceptible oriental touch. Unique embroidery, inserts, everything is handmade on site and we would love to fall for a patterned kimono or a long dress. If you don't have enough room in your suitcase, you can always buy them online.

Right in the heart of the modern city, you can't miss this shopping mall, with its emphasis on French brands and labels. In addition to a dry cleaners and a supermarket (with a large spirits section) and convenient basement parking, there are numerous boutiques selling clothes, cosmetics, shoes, glasses, perfumes and luggage, to name but a few. Cafés and a variety of fast-food outlets provide a place to relax and recharge between fittings.

In this amazing concept-store, you will find three spaces: entering on the left, a vast choice of products to offer and to please yourself, accessories, decorative objects, stationery, dishes, cosmetics, jewelry... Just across the street, you will find clothing: colorful ethnic style, for women and men, but also unique leather bags. Finally, perched on the terrace, there is the restaurant with its panoramic view and its separate corners that invite you to relax. In short, three in one, to ensure you a good moment of shopping-relaxation. We validate.

Everyone knows the world of this brand. In Marrakech, it is now present in this beautiful avenue dedicated to shopping. You have to go through its aisles and don't hesitate to be assisted in order to find the item you are looking for, whether it is a novel that has just been published or the best headphones to listen to your favorite music. High-tech items, gaming, educational games, stationery and home accessories complete the already large offer.

The auction is the carpet auction. Join the two big stone pots that are enthroned on the covered square of the carpet souk, this is where it all happens and the show is worth the detour. The souk, until then serene, is filled with the cries of a man who gesticulates and takes the passers-by to task, pointing to the carpets lying on the ground that he sells wholesale to traders. If you have a lot of patience and a solid knowledge of Moroccan carpets, the Berber auction can be a very good deal.

When you think of leather in Marrakech, you think of Place Vendôme: this family store has been in operation for years (more than 70 years) and gives the feeling that it has not moved one iota, and for good reason! The quality of the leathers remains irreproachable and the finishing touches are as meticulous as ever: handbags, luggage, laptop cases, wallets, jackets, clothes... When you're looking for beautiful, classic and durable leather goods, you can trust this brand, which is an integral part of the history of the Guéliz district, with your eyes closed.

Passionate about Moroccan craftsmanship, Ibtissam, a young designer, took up the challenge of launching her own brand, a success since there are now three addresses in Marrakech. The creator offers all kinds of products from the Marrakchi handicrafts that she customizes and revisits. Original creations: slippers, household linen, luxury leather goods... You can even order customised and personalised products! If you didn't have the time to do your shopping on site, Original Design also offers an online sales service

The latest addition to the city since the inauguration of the famous M Avenue, this concept store is just one more of the boutiques we love. Why so much success? It's easy, you can find a lot of decorative objects, fashion accessories and designer clothes. We like to touch the silky fabrics of tunics or gandouras, smell the perfume of candles or try a unique necklace. Moroccan brands often appeal to artists who have the sensitivity and the sharp eye to perfect their style, why not you?

We have been waiting for it for a long time! The opening of M-Avenue has finally taken place. On either side of a 500-meter long avenue, there are stores with international and prestigious brands, restaurants, cafés and Cristiano Ronaldo's brand new hotel. A new 3,000 square meter cultural complex has also been built, as well as an auditorium offering immersive digital journeys to discover the city from multiple angles. More than just a shopping destination, it is a lifestyle destination.

Le Grand Socco is one of the ladies' favorite bohemian-chic addresses. From Aleppo soaps to home fragrances, hippie maxi dresses, earrings and accessories, you'll find a host of little wonders to brighten up your senses, your eyes and your closet. The hand-sewn djellabas and derived long tunics are designed by the boutique's founder herself, Mounia Berger, who also shares her favorites from other Moroccan designers. Everything is easy to wear and there's something for every taste.

Among the most serious souvenir stores in Marrakech is the Orientaliste located on rue de la Liberté in the center of town. It is impossible to leave without having acquired a small refined local object that will find its place in your suitcase. Whether it's a bag, blue Moroccan earthenware, a Berber jewel, an old advertising poster, a decorative object, or a candle scented with rose or jasmine, the good taste and quality are noteworthy, enough to make us fall in love. All made in Morocco of course.

A bit out of town, this mall offers stores but also leisure areas. Without forgetting the movie theaters located a few meters away. Fashion accessories, clothes, shoes, for all ages and all tastes, but also a large French supermarket, decoration stores, household appliances, a megastore and a floor dedicated to restaurants. A parking lot is available in the basement, as well as wifi in the mall.

At first glance, it's a shop, but people also come here to get a hand or foot beauty treatment, a massage, all in a setting that differs from classic beauty salons. On the shopping side, Atelier 44 gives carte blanche to young designers, which explains the eclectic and original collections, and the small number of copies of each model. Gandouras, small dresses, elegant tunics up to the creations of Moroccan couturiers signed Art/c, the choice is wide. To refine your look, we fall for wax bags full of fantasy.

Bookstore or cafe? Both, sir! As soon as you enter the shop, you will notice many books in English, French or German on the shelves or tables. They are new or second-hand, the choice is wide and the Morocco section (novels, photos, poetry, stories, etc.) is quite large. And as its name suggests, this sign is also a café. So you can curl up in an armchair with a hot chocolate, a juice or even a cheeseburger without forgetting your book... Monday evenings are devoted to quizzes in English, why not ?

A brand in the air of time for unique and bohemian collections, which are renewed every six months. Sylvia Pissard, the creator, chose Marrakech for the quality of its craftsmen. Cushions, drapes, bags and evening bags printed with portraits of Berber women or animals, stoles and hand-embroidered tunics. Accessories that you can't refuse, quality and originality guaranteed, made entirely by hand. You can take a look at the website before going to the shop. A nice address!

This bookstore specialized in art books is discreet, at the end of the alley that leads to the restaurant El Fassia, but full of treasures for those who love art and reading. The welcome is soft and warm. At Menzil el Fan (literally For the art of Men) one finds a plethora of beautiful books, all dedicated to the arts, as its name indicates. But also a large collection on the city of Marrakech, some cultural maps of some Moroccan regions, as well as well-made reproductions of contemporary Moroccan artists.

Design studio, boutique, showroom... this atypical place combines vintage pieces, unisex designer clothes, books and objects, and even antiques. We owe all these finds to Willem Smit, globe-trotter and inveterate bargain hunter, who brings back little treasures from the four corners of the world. Alpaca shawls sit happily alongside ceramics by Bouchra Boudoua... bags, perfumes, everything is beautifully presented. In short, just what you'd expect from a concept store, with a touch of originality. Step through the discreet door (with no sign) and let the charm work.

Galerie Bertrand is a leather goods store located in Marrakech. You can make your purchases in-store, pick up your orders on site or opt for delivery. La Galerie Bertrand also offers a made-to-measure leather garment service. Whether you already have a design in mind or would like to create a garment from a drawing or photo, the Galerie Bertrand team will be delighted to make your project a reality.

The small street from Dar el Bacha that runs into the souks is lined with tiny designer stores. Laly is one of the lucky ones who deserve a visit. Badra has taken up the challenge of creating her own design made of contemporary clothes with a delicate but perceptible oriental touch. Unique embroidery, inserts, everything is handmade on site and we would love to fall for a patterned kimono or a long dress. If you don't have enough room in your suitcase, you can always buy them online.

Corne de Gazelle Chez Brahim is a must in Marrakech for pastry lovers. This patisserie offers a wide selection of delicious corne de gazelle, as well as other desserts. Customers have the option of eating in, ordering takeaway or having their order delivered. However, it is advisable to check opening times during holiday periods such as Eid al-Adha.

The Owl Marrakech boutique offers a selection of fashion accessories and provides in-store shopping, in-store collection and delivery services. However, please note that during the Eid al-Adha period, opening times may be subject to change.

Lotus Chef is a cooking workshop located in Marrakech. They offer traditional Moroccan cooking classes, where you can learn how to use local ingredients to prepare a real Moroccan meal. Under the guidance of the chef, you will assist and participate in the preparation of typical dishes such as salads, briouates, tajines, pastillas and couscous. You'll also receive a notebook of Lotus Chef datasheets for taking notes during the course. You will then be divided into small groups or individually to prepare a mystery recipe without any assistance. The chef will then blind-taste each preparation to determine the day's "Top Chef", who will receive a diploma and a surprise from the pastry chef. Finally, you can enjoy all the day's preparations in the shade of an orange tree.