The best fashion and gift stores Mexico

The Huichol art collection is less impressive than in the previous boutique, but the nahuas masks of Guerrero and the Lacquered laminate.

Traditional handicraft and clothing shop.

That all amber fans get closer together. It is one of the best jewellery stores in the city. Handmade work by hand. The value for money is good.

Excellent selection of first-class braided baskets and the best bolsas and hupiles. The fabrics of Guatemala sold by metre are what is most interesting.

One of the best crafts shops on this street.

A very good choice, including in large sizes for big gentlemen. Balance of surplus stocks.

A boutique packed with all the textiles and clothing traditions of the region: blankets, dresses, guayaberas, jipis…

Señor Coco is an original player who claims to sell his items to the manufacturing price. As usual, check prices elsewhere, especially as the first prize set by Señor Coco is often the last prize. So you need to be sure to know your case before you know if you do one.

A great choice and special models, but you need to know the prices before thinking about trading.

And also: Artesanias Sandy, Artesanias Bazar.

Very nice place where large pieces of crafts and furniture are sold.

Plaza Boulevares, Plaza de las Américas, Plaza Galerías, Plaza del Parque.

Just next to: two shopping centres.

Callejon del Arte is an arts and crafts market located in Barrio Antigo. It offers antiques, paintings and sculptures by contemporary artists, as well as handicrafts from different regions of Mexico. You will probably find some jewellery or second hand objects to bring back in your suitcase... A superb stroll which will allow you, at the same time, to discover the bars and the restaurants which populate the street. Really, we love the family atmosphere that reigns in Mina Street on Sundays!

Casasola is the name of a publishing house and photographic archive that includes hundreds of photographs taken in Mexico at the beginning of the twentieth century, until 1970. Some of these pictures were taken by Agustín Victor and Miguel Casasola, others by anonymous photographers. As it was the Casasola family who ensured the preservation of these photographs, the archive bears their name. The Casasola editorial office has opened a shop in the San Angel district, where copies of these photos can be purchased, as well as bags, cushions and other objects.

It is the shop of the young Mexican stylist Mari Carmen Rion. We sell beautiful colourful dresses with a very original design. If you haven't brought a wardrobe adapted to Mexico's heat, let's try. We don't find it all the way around.

It's a French bookstore. Practical if you have finished on the plane the book that must accompany you all the journey. There is a bit of everything: literature, French methods, dictionaries, newspapers, children's books. Not very provided in the end, but troubleshoots if needed. Possibility to order books in French.

Welcome to the beautiful little shop of what is surely the most talented family of artisans in the region. Their alebrijes are all one-of-a-kind pieces that stand out for their excellent carving work and the unparalleled quality and detail of their paintings. Their color combinations are much more harmonious than in many other workshops. They also offer workshops to learn how to create your own figurines. The ideal stopover to find quality souvenirs of your stay.

This is the perfect place to visit if you need to give a gift to someone. In this bazaar, they only sell creations from Mexican designers: jewels, shoes embroidered with Indian patterns, handmade notebooks, toys, etc. There are really beautiful pieces and the prices are very affordable when you come from Europe. There are really beautiful pieces and the prices are very affordable when you come from Europe. The bazaar is open all week, but there are many more exhibitors on weekends. Don't miss a visit if you are in the Zona Rosa on a Saturday or Sunday. You won't regret it, unless you want to save money!

Sna Jolobil means "the house of the weaver" in Tzotzil. This organization brings together 800 weavers from 20 Tzotzil and Tzetzal communities in the highlands of Chiapas. The objective is to revitalize and preserve Mayan art by encouraging its members to study and reproduce ancient textiles and motifs, cotton and wool dyeing methods, traditional weaving techniques... All pieces are original creations of unparalleled quality, resulting from the interpretation and renewal of ancestral motifs.